Best natural attractions in Italy
Three-quarters of Lago di Lugano are spread in Switzerland in the Italian-speaking canton of Ticino, which is the southernmost canton of this country. The rest of lake belongs to the neighboring Italy, to the Lombardy region. The total area of the lake is 48.7 km2 and its maximum depth is 288 meters. Its steep banks resemble another lake located in
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Beautiful shores of the lake known as Lago d’Orta are a guarantee of a pleasant holiday in a mild climate of northern Italy. Lago d’Orta is the perfect venue for lovers of water sports and hiking. The lake is separated from another Italian lake Lago Maggiore by Mottarone mountain to the east and from the valley of the River Sesia
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Costa Paradiso is one of the most famous Sardinian holiday areas situated at the northern part of the island, between Castelsardo and Santa Teresa di Gallura. It is ideal for the lovers of nature, peace and quiet and for those who need a break from the bustle of big cities and tourist resorts. It covers a total area of 8
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In the Tuscan Apennines Mountains, there is a large protected area of some of the largest and finest woodlands in all of Italy. The Foreste Casentinesi – Monte Falterona – Campigna National Park is home to many different animals and plants, and has been inhabited by man for thousands of years. One of the more popular destinations in the park
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Located close to the sea, the Aspromonte National Park is home to one of the largest mountains in all of Italy. The peak of Mount Montalto stands at 1,955 meters above sea level. Covering an area that encompasses almost 80,000 hectares, the national park offers some of the finest views of the surrounding countryside and of the sea. The area
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