Anzio is one of those rare tourist destinations that offers all in one. The seaside resort with ancient archaeological finds, beautiful villas in different styles, many historic buildings (such as Art Nouveau). There are relics of historical battles, but also a lot of famous restaurants with seafood. A common feature of this area is the combination of sea and culture
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Located along the southwestern coast of Italy, not far from the city of Rome is where you will find Monte Circeo. The mountain itself is situated upon a peninsula in the Gulf of Gaeta with water to the west, south and east. The national park which encompasses Monte Circeo includes a total land area of around 84 square kilometres. This
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Situated just of the western Sicilian coastlines you will find the Egadi Islands. The island group consists of three islands including the islands of Favignana, Levanzo and Marettimo. These three islands are home to more than five thousand permanent residents; most of which reside on the island of Favignana. The island group has a rich and colorful history associated with
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The 150,000 hectare Gran Sasso e Monti della Laga National Park is considered to be the largest national park in the whole of Italy. There are three different mountain groups in the park – Gran Sasso, Laga and Gemelli Mountains. It is also home to the tallest peak in the Apennines mountain range, the 2,912 meter tall Corno Grande. You
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While Florence, as a whole, is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful cities in Italy to visit, certain parts of it deserve a great deal of attention more than others. One such part of the city is the Ponte Vecchio Bridge, which spans the Arno River through the centre of Florence. The Famous Bridge Ordinarily, you might think that a
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