Best natural attractions in Italy
If beautiful hand crafted glass pieces are among your collectible items, then visiting the beautiful island of Murano should be atop your agenda. Connected by bridges, this island is actually made up of several small islands that serve only to enhance the beauty of the location. If glass work is all that you are familiar with when it comes to
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Calabria is the southernmost region of Italian peninsula, situated at the toe of the famous Italian boot. For its unspoiled nature, white sandy beaches and crystal clear sea Calabria is considered not only one of the most beautiful places in Italy, but also the cleanest ones. Its name got over five thousand years ago by Greek sailors who, charmed by
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Are you looking for a fresh and fun holiday destination? If so, Lake Garda, Italy’s largest lake and water sports paradise might be just what you need. The lake is located just 18 miles from the historical city of Verona and the clusters of picturesque villages around it are easily accessible by public transportation. Lake Garda by Marjolein Knuit The
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Tuscany is one of the most visited regions in Italy and it’s easy to see why it draws visitors from so many parts of the world. You can easily get a flavour of the Tuscan landscape and highlights during a week. Equally, you could spend a much longer time there and still not see all the charms that the region
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Giardini Naxos is a small sea resort with about 8400 inhabitants. It is situated just a short walk north of the bigger and better known town of Taormina. Naxos is sought out primarily for great swimming and fishing. Giardini Naxos occupies a narrow strip between the coast and the foot of Monte Tauro. Giardini Naxos with a view of Etna
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