Best natural attractions in Italy
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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Visitors of Italy typically spend time gazing upon the magnificent architecture of Rome, Venice, and Milan. They maximize their time to visit as much museums and ancient ruins as they can. There is no problem with this choice; however, some fail to know that Italy is more than a place for history and the arts. It is also an exciting
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Emerald Coast known as Costa Smeralda is among the most exclusive parts on the island of Sardinia. Coast with a bay is located in the north-eastern part of the island and attracts visitors not only for beautiful beaches with white sand, but also for romantic coves, rocks jutting out of the sea and the unique natural surroundings. The bay is
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Costa Rei is one of the undiscovered tourist areas located on the southeast coast of Sardinia. The coast is lined with gently rolling hills that are covered with lush Mediterranean vegetation. The area is characterized by long sandy beaches that alternate with small romantic bays. The shores are washed by clean and warm azure blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea.
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Aeolian Islands, known as Isole Eolie in Italy, sometimes called shortly Lipari, are located at the northern coast of Sicily. Lipari consist of seven islands: Vulcano, Lipari, Stromboli, Panarea, Salina, Alicudi and Filicudi. This archipelago is unique due to the exceptional volcanic activity that along with many geological curiosities is rewarding tourist destination. Still active volcano of Stromboli offers a
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