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A Glimpse of Italy

Even highly experienced travelers will be totally fascinated by the incredible beauty of Italy. Every time you come back here you will find something new to see.

If you are longing to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and get into nature, the destinations like Tuscany Valleys, Lake Garda or Mount Etna in Sicily are the best places for you to visit.

If you’re a big fan of modern architecture and modern art, visit Milan, Palermo or Turin. Our travel specialists will do their best to keep things running smoothly and make your trip unforgettable.

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Northern Italy

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Tuscany

Dolomites

Must-Visit Places In Italy

Natural Beauties and Lakes

Lake Garda

On the coast of Lake Garda there are dozens of historic towns and colorful villages, many of which were founded during the Roman Empire. The squares of ancient cities are decorated with majestic Gothic cathedrals. Here you can see hundreds of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Lake Garda is rich in natural reserves and botanical gardens, amusement parks, historical and architectural monuments, theaters, museums and, of course, excellently equipped beach areas.

Tre Cime

Tre Cime Lavaredo, located in Veneto among the impressive Dolomiti, near Lake Misurina and the characteristic town of Auronzo di Cadore. It is a place whose beauty is universally recognized and attracts tourists from afar, especially in summer. In 2009, the mountains became a UNESCO World Heritage Site for their beauty and unique landscapes, but also for their scientific significance.

Scogliera di Cala Rossa

Cala Rossa is the most picturesque beach on the Italian island of Favignana. Previously, there was a quarry in these places. The ruins that remain of it today and the limestone cliffs give the impression that you are in some kind of fantasy movie. The beach does not have a traditional sandy shore with a gradual entry into the water. But the sand on the seabed and turquoise water will satisfy even the most demanding tourists. The absence of waves allows you to enjoy not only swimming, but also, for example, diving to the seabed with a mask and fins.

Terme di Saturnia

Cascate del Mulino is a free spa area open to the public 24 hours a day every day of the year, consisting of a series of waterfalls that have formed numerous limestone pools over the centuries. The temperature in the thermal waters is always 37.5 degrees.

Tourist Attractions

Pompei

The excavations of Pompeii represent the most majestic example of the ancient Roman city and its everyday culture - an inexhaustible source for research by archaeologists, historians of the ancient world and classical philologists. In 1997, Pompeii was added to the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List.

Cinque Terre

Parco nationale delle Cinque Terre is located on the western coast of Italy, in the Liguria region, in the province of Spezia. The name of the park means "Five Lands"; it received such a name because it consists of five small towns-communes, picturesquely located near the sea, among the mountain slopes. Since 1997, the Cinque Terre has been given the status of UNESCO cultural heritage.

Tivoli

The picturesque old town of Tivoli, located 24 kilometers from Rome in the province of Lazio, is incredibly attractive for those who are interested in history and architecture. Architectural sights of Tivoli in Italy: fabulously beautiful villas with luxurious gardens and waterfalls. Tourists who come to Rome often prefer the more "promoted" sights of the Italian capital to visiting Tivoli. And only true connoisseurs know that this city is definitely worth a visit.

Grand Canal

Canal Grande "permeates" all of Venice, curving in an S-shape, originates from the St. Mark's pool and ends at the Santa Lucia railway station. This old sea route stretches for almost 4 kilometers in length, and its width varies from 30 to 90 meters. On average, the depth of the channel is about 5 meters. Along the shores of the azure water is a huge number of buildings - most of which were erected in the period from the 1200s to the 1700s of the last millennium.

Cities

Rome

Is there anyone who doesn't know this city? Rome is the heart of modern Italy and in ancient times it was the heart of the entire Roman Empire as well. It’s a must-visit city of great historical value!

Venice

Venice is the most romantic corner of Europe, located on the northern coast of the Adriatic Sea in Italy. Majestic architecture, a unique atmosphere of freedom and lightness, lively labyrinths of streets - all this creates a unique ensemble that must be seen, heard, felt. Most of the "city on the water" is located on the islands in the Venetian lagoon, which are interconnected by a huge number of bridges. The entire historical center of Venice is included in the UNESCO cultural heritage list, and this is not surprising, because examples of architecture from the 14th-16th centuries have been preserved here.

Bari

Bari is the city where the relics of Nicholas the Wonderworker are buried. They attract pilgrims from all over the world. In Bari you can see medieval castles, walls and an old fort. The charm of the city is given by narrow winding streets and sandy beaches of the Adriatic Sea.

Cortina d'Ampezzo

The town of Cortina D'Ampezzo is often called “The Queen of the Dolomites”. Some of the most beautiful peaks of the Dolomites like Tofane, Cristallo and Pomagagnon surrounding the town make it one of the top-rated ski resorts in the world.

Attractions For Kids

Gardaland

Gardaland Resort is the biggest amusement park on Lake Garda. On a territory of more than 500 thousand square meters there are more than 40 attractions for adults and children. The park is divided into 3 zones, which will help you find attractions and entertainment for all ages. Here is also Gardaland Sea Life Aquarium, an underwater world park.

Adventure Park Il Gigante

The largest rope park in Tuscany, located near Florence. The park offers 6 routes, on the treetops with rope paths up to 100 meters long, Tibetan bridges and hanging passages up to 20 meters high. As well as 6 routes for children from 3 years old and their families. There is also a bar in the park where you can eat. The park is open from April to October.

Parco Natura Viva

Parco Natura Viva is a large zoological garden and center for the protection of endangered species, located near Verona. The first part is the Safari Park, where visitors can watch various kinds of wild animals from their own car or a special bus. The second part is the Fauna Walking Park, where visitors can take a walk and see the animals of America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania.

Italia in Miniatura

Discover Italy from a bird's eye view: walk through intricate scale miniature reproductions of Italy's famous monuments and landmarks. Explore Italy far and wide in one day! Everything around you is in miniature: from the cars of the Interactive Driving School to the bells of Piazza d'Italie!

Museums

Vatican

The Vatican museum complex includes about two dozen museums and galleries, and in addition, the magnificent Sistine Chapel, decorated with frescoes on biblical themes by Michelangelo. Their expositions, collected by the Roman popes over the centuries, exhibit works of art belonging to a very large time period - from ancient Egyptian to modern times. In addition to paintings, sculptures and frescoes, the buildings of the Vatican are in themselves an invaluable architectural monument - most of them were built in the 14th century.

Uffizi Gallery

The Uffizi Gallery is one of the most famous museums in the world. The museum houses a lot of unique works of art, most of which date back to the Renaissance period. The gallery houses the paintings of outstanding Italian artists, among them such great names as Botticelli, Giotto, Cimabue, Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci and Raphael.

La Galleria dell'Accademia

The Accademia Gallery, like the Uffizi Gallery, is the most visited museum in Italy. The most famous works of art that are stored here are the sculptures of the genius Michelangelo, including his masterpiece statue of David.

National Museum of Pasta

Pasta is a favorite dish in Italy, which has become a symbol of the country. In 1889, the Museo Nazionale delle Paste Alimentari was created in Rome. The museum reveals to visitors the fascinating history of the creation of pasta, the evolution of the technology of their production and preparation. Eleven halls present a variety of items related to pasta in one way or another: from ancient devices (rolling pin, sieve) to modern equipment used for production, molding and drying.

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10 ADVICES FROM EXPERT ABOUT TRAVELING IN ITALY

The best season to visit Italy

Italy has endless opportunities for cultural, beach or outdoor activities in summer and winter.

From June to September is the peak of tourist season, therefore, it is better to book visits to museums and other attractions in advance.

In August all Italians go on vacation, the streets become very spacious, but restaurants, bars and hotels for tourists continue to work.

Travel around Italy

History lovers should start from Rome, beach lovers from Sardinia and Sicily, mountains and ski lovers from the Dolomites.

You should definitely pay attention to the lakes of Garda and Como, where you can combine beach, mountain, entertainment and cultural holidays.

Weather in Italy

The temperature in Italy is different, but most likely you will have to undress than warm up. In Rome, even in the winter, there are a lot of sunny days, the temperature during the day is from +10°C to +18°C, at night about +5/9°C.

The best way to travel around Italy

Between major cities, the fastest and most comfortable way to travel is by car or high-speed trains.

Restaurants and shops in Italy

In order not to stay hungry, you should know that in Italy there is a “Siesta”.

From 13.00 to 16.00/17:00, basically all shops and restaurants are closed.

Supermarkets are usually open from 08:30 to 20:00, in small towns they can close earlier and close on Sundays.

Italian Breakfast

In Italy it is customary to have breakfast with sweets and coffee and not customary to order a cappuccino after 12:00 ????

Public transport in Italy

Be sure to validate your ticket in public transport, otherwise you will be fined.

Taxis in Italy

To take a taxi in Italy, the best way is to come to special stops where there will always be a car for you.

In almost all cities, the best service for ordering a taxi is FREE NOW.

The application is available for all smartphones.

Mobile communications in Italy

Mobile Internet connection in Italy costs about 10€/month, connecting a SIM card is another 10€.

Important to know

Sockets in Italy have three holes, so take an adapter with you.

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For a couple

Budget / day	Cost (€)
Accommodation	from 180€ (Double room with 1 large bed include visit swimming pool and breakfast)
Meals	120€ (Good quality budget option)
Entertainment	from 30€
Car rental	from 40€ (Fiat panda, 4 seats)

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Budget / day	Cost (€)
Accommodation	from 380€ (Superior Double Room with 2 large double bed include visit swimming pool and breakfast)
Meals	150€ (Good quality budget option)
Entertainment	from 50€
Car rental	from 45€ (Fiat 500X, 5 seats)

Italian Airports

Treviso

Via Noalese 63/E

The international airport Treviso located 20 km from the city center is suitable for passengers who travel e.g. to Venice.

Rome–Fiumicino International Airport

Via dell'Aeroporto di Fiumicino

The international airport Leonardo da Vinci. It is the biggest airport in the country with over 43.5 million passengers being served a year.

Turin Airport (Torino, Piemonte)

Strada San Maurizio 12

In 2012 Torino Airport was given an award for its energy efficiency infrastructure. Besides, the airport won first prize at the ACI Europe Best Airport Awards

Naples International
Airport

Viale F. Ruffo di Calabria

Naples International Airport is the main airport in Italy serving Naples. It is located approximately 7 km northeast of Naples city center in the Capodichino district.

Aeroporto di Milano-Malpensa

Strada Statale dell'Aeroporto della Malpensa

Malpensa Airport is the largest international airport in Milan. Malpensa Airport handles around 20 million passengers annually.

Best Hotels

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Castel Brando

Via Brandolini Brando, 29

Crystalina

Amazing location surrounded by greenery, pleasant and helpful staff, the exterior and interior designed in some sort of royal style, a variety of services like the Roman SPA, the restaurant offering delicious food with a wide range of dishes to suit all tastes, good price-quality ratio. I enjoyed my stay in this place and recommend it as a once in a lifetime opportunity to visit.

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Hotel Villa La Palagina

Via Grevigiana, 4

Crystalina

Really enjoyed my stay here: great views, amazing interiors. Take into account that the meal is expensive but it is worth it. Dinner in the restaurant turned out to be the best dinner concerning both the dishes and the exceptional service.

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Park Hotel Marinetta

Via dei Cavalleggeri Nord, 3

Crystalina

The hotel is located in a picturesque place, just in the middle of the National park. There's direct access to the sea from the hotel across the beautiful and nice-smelling pine forest. Free deck chairs and umbrellas are available on the beach. It was late July and the whole place was full of greenery and flowers. We booked a standard room with its own patio and after just a one-night stay we didn't feel like leaving. The English speaking reception staff is friendly and welcoming.

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Villaggio Il Gabbiano

Contrada Tonicello

Crystalina

I really enjoyed my stay at the hotel. Both service and location are great. If you love peace and quiet, sand beaches and crystal clear blue turquoise water it will probably suit you well. Diving and biking will be the highlights of your vacation. Tip: The place is too remote with no shops within walking distance so you will need to rent a car.

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7 days Itinerary in Italy

Day 1

Milan, the main sights in city center