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  • Abruzzo
    Abruzzo holds a record: 30 per cent of its territory is protected by environmental legislation. No other region in Europe can...
  • Apulia
    In Bari - Apulia's capital city - they say: "If Paris was by the sea, it would be like a small Bari". Presumption or arrogance?...
  • Basilicata
    A piece of prehistory in the modern world.. This is found at Matera, the second main city of Basilicata, and UNESCO, the UN organisation...
  • Calabria
    Eternal gratitude is due to the Riace Bronzes, the two stupendous Greek statues dredged from the sea and exhibited, from the early...
  • Campania
    The ancient Romans called this land "Campania felix", due to its mild climate and the fertility of its soil. Many patrician families...
  • Emilia Romagna
    The porticoes that shelter and shade your way through the streets of the historic centre of Bologna; the infinite, multicoloured...
  • Friuli Venezia Giulia
    The last Doge of Venice, Ludovico Manin, retired to this area at the end of the eighteenth century when the Venetian Republic...
  • Latium
    The regional capital of Latium is Rome. Everybody knows it: the pull of the Eternal City is great and irresistible, the capital...
  • Liguria
    A spectacular land of mountains descending sharply to the sea. Mountains and cliffs that seem to rise directly out of the Tyrrhenian...
  • Lombardy
    The richest, most highly developed and most densely populated region of Italy. And it is precisely for this that it is one of...
  • Molise
    We shall hazard a slogan for this small and delightful region of the southern Adriatic: "Pay a visit, before it becomes fashionable"....
  • Piedmont
    Turin, the regional capital of Piedmont, is reputed to be a magical city. And it can only be by magic that a city, considered...
  • Sardinia
    David Herbert Lawrence, the famous English writer, loved Italy. He travelled through it far and wide, often on foot. Sardinia...
  • Sicily
    Do you want to learn about Greece? So come to Sicily. It is a paradox, for sure, but only to a certain extent. The Greek cities...
  • The Marches
    It is a matter of fact: Italy possesses the most remarkable artistic and cultural heritage in the world. And this is not all:...
  • Trentino Alto Adige
    Apples, for example. Or the green of the valleys, the candour of the snow-capped mountains, or perhaps the placid lakes. Trentino-High...
  • Tuscany
    Modern Italian was born in Tuscany, from the great literature of Dante, Petrarch and Boccaccio. Can there be a deeper bond, a...
  • Umbria
    Perhaps it is the evocative nature of the place, or a certain enchanted air (we might almost say "mystic") that you breathe to...
  • Valle d'Aosta
    A vertical region, you might say. And not just in the physical sense, for the many high peaks that surround it (including Mont...
  • Veneto
    Say Veneto and you immediately think of Venice. St. Mark's Square, the great lagoon, the gondolas on the Grand Canal, the Bridge...
Major Resorts
  • Amalfi Coast
    The Amalfi Coast lies along the entire length of the Gulf of Amalfi, from the Sorrento peninsula to Salerno. It is perhaps the...
  • Capri Island
    Capri is one of the most charming and famous island of the Gulf of Naples; mix of history, nature, worldliness, culture and events...
  • Chianti
    The Chianti district has always been considered the 'heart of Tuscany' and features splendid landscapes packed with vineyards,...
  • Cilento and Cilento Coast
    Medieval villages, crystalline sea, cliffs mould by the wind and sun, soft and sunny beaches interrupted by promontories and crags,...
  • Florence and Surroundings
    Florence is "the city of the art" par excellence, because it has been the birthplace of the Renaissance, during the XV-XVI century;...
  • Lucca and Versilia
    The Province of Lucca can be divided in four areas: the Versilia, on the Tyrrhenian sea, the Garfagnana, on the border of Tuscany...
  • Neapolitan Riviera
    A lack of words to describe Naples and its Riviera. Unlike many European cities, it provokes reaction also in the most laconic...
  • Roman coastline
    The Romano Coast is the stretch of coastline set between Anzio and Civitavecchia. Civitavecchia was always at the centre of military...
  • Salerno Surroundings
    The province of Salerno stirs unique emotions, enchanting visitors with the beauty of its incredible coastline, the delicate fragrance...
  • Sorrentine Peninsula
    The Sorrentine Peninsula is the part of the Campania coast that spreads from Castellamare di Stabia to Punta Campanella, between...
  • Taormina Surroundings
    Called Tauromenium in the past, Taormina overlooks the Jonian coast. When Johann Wolfgang Goethe reached Taormina in 1787 on his...
  • Venetian Lagoon
    The Venetian Lagoon, declared by UNESCO World Heritage Sire in addition to the city of Venice, is connected to the Adriatic Sea...
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