Perhaps one of the most infamous mountains in all of Italy is that Mount Etna. Etna today is an active volcano which can be found along the eastern coastline of Sicily. Known as the largest volcano in Europe that is still active, Etna towers more than 3,329 meters above sea level. It is interesting to note that the height of
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The city of Arezzo can be found in the central portion of Italy; only 80 kilometres from Florence. The bustling city is currently home to more than 100,000 residents and today is a very popular tourist destination. Known as one of the most important cities in the days of the Etruscans, the city of Arezzo has a very long and
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Located just outside of Valbondione, a small village in the northern part of Italy only 100 kilometres from Milan, you will find the tallest waterfall in the whole of Italy, known as Cascate del Serio (followed by Cascata delle Marmore and Cascata dell’Aniene). Composed of three main portions, the Cascate del Serio is more than 315 meters in height. The
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Unwary travellers can easily be targeted to hidden traps and accidents, because they are reckless in carrying their valuable belongings, or they do not follow certain safety travel measures to reduce the risk of being robbed while they travel. To reduce the occurrence of certain unforeseen situations you must make sure to avoid irresponsible things while travelling. Here are a
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At the foot of the highest mountain in Europe, Mont Blanc, you can find one of the most famous places in the Aosta Valley – Courmayeur. This destination is situated in the Graian Alps and was famous already in the 17th century, mainly for its healing mineral springs. Now it also offers great skiing possibilities so you can enjoy a
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