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The Doge's Palace or Palazzo Ducale is located on the mainland of Italy, in the city of Venice, on St. Mark's Square. Rich interior and exterior decoration, an extensive collection of antiques, as well as centuries of history have made this amazing building one of the most popular and visited museums in the city on the water. Recognizable Gothic arches, exquisite battlements, chiseled colonnades - the Doge's Palace seems to soar above the pavement. Its history also does not leave indifferent - the Palazzo Ducale was used as the residence of the rulers, the parliament building, at the same time criminals were serving their sentences in it and the Inquisition was doing its secret affairs.

The main attraction of Milan, its heart is the Cathedral of Santa Maria Nashente. It is made in the Gothic style of white marble and impresses with the beauty of its external design. The facade is decorated with turrets, statues of saints, compositions depicting biblical stories, figures of outlandish creatures, including gargoyles. Above all this, the figure of the Madonna rises - it is she who is considered the patroness of the city. The interior of the cathedral is no less luxurious. High ceilings, graceful arches and columns create an impression of lightness and airiness. It is worth coming here during mass to listen to the playing of one of the most famous organs in the world. Be sure to climb to the roof of the Duomo - it offers a fantastic view of the city.

The Royal Palace of Venaria or Reggia di Venaria is a unique monument of history, architecture and landscape design in Italy and is notable among the largest palace complexes in the world. It is part of the group of Palaces of the House of Savoy (Residenze sabaude di Torino e dintorni), located in Turin and its environs. The palaces rightfully took their place of honor among the other 55 objects included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. The scale of the palace is impressive. They are truly grandiose: the total area of ​​the buildings of the palace is about 80,000 square meters, gardens - 60 hectares, the adjacent park La Mandria - 3,000 hectares. The complex includes a palace, a chapel, stables, extensive gardens, a water channel, a complex of fountains, and sculptures.

Fort Bard is one of the most famous and impressive buildings in the entire Aosta Valley, halfway between the castle and the fortress. This is actually one of the first examples of a barrage fortress of the early nineteenth century, located on a rocky promontory at an altitude of 384 meters above sea level. It currently hosts exhibitions of ancient, modern, contemporary art and photography. The fort is also home to three permanent routes: the Museum of the Alps, the Children's Alps and Prisons, as well as a fourth terminating one (Fort Museum). The fort is equipped with a cafeteria, a restaurant, conference rooms, multimedia conference rooms, a library, an info lounge, Wi-Fi in many areas; There is also a hotel here.

Canyon Adventures is located on the north side of Lake Garda, in the city of Nago-Torbole. Canyon Adventures offers daily canyoning, fun kayaking, via ferrata, caving, rock climbing tours. In the company of experienced guides, you will descend through narrow gorges and magnificent alpine streams. All tours require advance booking in order to have your personal equipment ready for you. Provided: wetsuit, life jacket, helmet, escort with experienced river guides, theoretical and practical lessons.

Parco Natura Viva is divided in two sections: the Safari Park and the Fauna Park. The parks are quite small but lovely and impressive. As compared to Rome’s or Barcelona’s zoos, the Fauna Park is big enough. As for the Safari Park, it's not very big and looks like a farm. No doubt your kids will enjoy it.

Gardaland is the biggest amusement park in Italy and the third largest one in Europe. Apart from the Gardaland Park, the Gardaland Resort complex includes the Gardaland Sea Life Aquarium and two Gardaland Theme Hotels. All the attractions are located in close proximity to one another, so it‘s really convenient to stay in these hotels for a few days.

Jungle Adventure Park is rope amusement park, sports ground and attraction, located 9 km from the city of Torri del Benaco, Lago del Garda. The park has 4 paths of different difficulty levels. There are also routes for children from 3 to 6 years old. The park provides all the necessary equipment for your comfort and safety, as well as full support by experienced and highly qualified staff at every stage of your way. The Jungle Adventure Park has a swimming pool, playground, bar and big parking.

The National Museum of Science and Technology "Leonardo da Vinci" is located in Milan and houses the most famous drawings, wooden models and inventions of the great genius. It is located in the building of an ancient monastery, is located 2 km from the famous Duomo Cathedral, has a huge number of exhibition pavilions and outdoor expositions, where submarines, airplanes, sailing ships, trains and trams are presented, and even a fragment of a real transatlantic liner. The employees of the Museum of Science and Technology "Leonardo da Vinci" are sure that any excursion they offer will captivate even a visitor who is very far from science and technology.

Collezione Peggy Guggenheim is a collection of 20th-century art exhibited at the Palazzo Venier dei Leoni on the Canal Grande in Venice. The permanent exhibition of the museum includes more than 300 works from the private gallery of Peggy Guggenheim, an American philanthropist and collector who selflessly devoted herself to contemporary art. This woman, who did not have a professional education, was one of the first to highly appreciate the work of then little-known artists who worked in such areas as modernism, futurism, cubism, surrealism, abstract expressionism. In the old palazzo on the Grand Canal, in which Peggy spent the last 30 years of her life, you can see the paintings she acquired by Pablo Picasso, Fernand Léger, Gino Severini, Piet Mondrian, Wassily Kandinsky, Joan Miro, Paul Klee, Max Ernst, Rene Magritte, Salvador Dali and other prominent artists.

The National Film Museum in Turin is not really a museum. At least it is not a museum in the traditional sense of the word. Those who have already had the opportunity to visit it will understand what we mean. Hurry up and you will discover a very special place, one of a kind. Due to the richness of the collection and the variety of non-fiction activities, the museum ranks among the most important film museums in the world. But what really makes it unique is the unusual organization of the exhibition. The museum is located inside the tower of the Mole Antonelliana, a unique and charming monument that is the symbol of Turin. Inside the monument, the talented and inventive Swiss decorator François Confino has created a unique spectacle that amazes visitors with endless, unexpected visual and auditory effects. You seem to be at the screening of a film that can deeply excite and captivate.

Approximately 2500 Ferraris are produced and sold each year by the Italian Ferrari car brand. Ferrari is one of the most expensive cars in the world. A key to the price tag attached to the car is keeping production low and a limited amount of Ferraris in the world. The entrance fee for the Enzo Ferrari Museum is €15 for an adult and €10 for a child. Free admission for children aged up to 5. A combined ticket for both Ferrari museums is €26 for an adult and €10 for a child. But it's really worth it for an opportunity to see vintage models and new sports cars being the rich heritage of Italian automobile design.