Do you love the Godfather trilogy? Of course you do, as everyone must! This Gangster drama was inspired by the eponymous novel by Mario Puzo in 1972 (its first part), and is still among the top 10 movies that have ever been made. Let’s remember a small hilly town and a bar with fly curtains hanging as you enter the
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Monte Amiata is an extinct volcano with a peak at an altitude of 1,738 meters above sea level. The last eruption was recorded about 180,000 years ago. As a result of former volcanic activity the surrounding area is dotted with a number of thermal springs. The hot sulfur springs are still used, especially in the town of Bagno Vignoni, which
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Aquasplash water park was the first water park in Italy and still is one of the best equipped. It was first opened in 1985 and is still operated by a private family. The owners try to bring something new every year to their visitors. The latest innovations include a surf simulator, “picnic area”, new dressing room facilities and relaxation area
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Holiday town of Soverato is one of the most popular places in southern Calabria, where the cyan colored Ionian Sea washes white sandy beaches. On its romantic seafront promenade you can enjoy lot of fun during the days or nights. Soverato is a town situated on the Ionian coast at the foothills of the Aspromonte mountain massif. It is surrounded
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Pozzuoli is a small city in Campania which is sought-after for its ancient monuments and world-known spa. It was founded in the 6th century BC by Greek colonists. During the Roman Times the city became an important trade center. At first the port was called Puteoli – from the latin word putere (to stink) and it was none other than
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