Best natural attractions in Italy
Sardinia, with its capital Cagliari, is the second largest Italian island, just after Sicily. It is located west of Italian mainland, has a length of 267 kilometers and a width of 120 kilometers. It boasts nicknames like The Pearl of the Mediterranean or European Caribic. You may also like Most beautiful places to visit in Sardinia Cala Goloritzè, Sardegna, Italy
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Palm Riviera (Riviera della Palme), one of the most popular destinations in Italy, lies on the coast of the Adriatic Sea. It is located in central Italy in the Marche region and consists of several popular resorts such as Grottammare and San Benedetto del Tronto, which is its main centre. Palm Riviera is lined with long sandy beaches surrounded by
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Gran Paradiso National Park (Parco Nazionale del Gran Paradiso) is the first and oldest national park in Italy. It was founded in 1920, but already in 1856 was its area declared as a private hunting ground by King Vittorio Emanuele II. Park was therefore established as extensive hunting reservation serving as a protection of population of the Alpine ibex, which
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Elba would not be so world known as it is, not being Napoleon. And despite the fact that the famous chieftain was here for less than 10 months. Elba Island is located about 20 kilometres from the port city of Piombino, between the Italian coast and Corsica. With its area of 224 square kilometres it is the third largest island
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Thermal island of Ischia in the Tyrrhenian Sea is world-famous for its spa resorts, a place treating sciatica (ischias), gout, backache, rheumatism and asthma. However the name of the island is of far more prosaic origin, originated from the Latin word insula – island. Ischia is the most famous and largest island in the Gulf of Naples, just 33 km
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