Top sights in Italy
Civitavecchia is a town with 50,000 inhabitants and an important port on the coast of the Tyrrhenian Sea. It is located about 80 km north-west of Rome. Port as a transport hub The port has two piers and a large breakwater with the lighthouse. It mainly serves to large ocean-going ships, cruise ships and ferries and is considered the main
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Cervo is situated in the west of the northern Italian region of Liguria and ranks among the most beautiful towns in northern Italy. Even today Cervo retained its amazing medieval atmosphere. During its history, the town passed through the various state departments and the domination of various dynasties. From the Roman Empire, through the Maltese knights or Sardinian kingdom just
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The city of Bologna with approximately 400,000 inhabitants lies, to the detriment of the majority of tourists, in the shadow of more famous cities like Rome, Florence or Venice. However, it has also as much to offer and its advantage is that is not overcrowded. Bologna is the capital and largest city of Emilia-Romagna, located approximately in the middle of
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Sorrento is the world-famous place, which is sung in opera, but was also performed by painters and writers. Sorrento is a coastal town and holiday resort situated in the Gulf of Naples, Campania, on the shore of the Tyrrhenian Sea, 48 km southwest of Naples. It is beautifully situated at the sea on terraces surrounded by orange trees and lemon
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Amelia is one of the oldest towns in Central Italian region of Umbria. It is situated at the south, near the border with the region of Lazio, between Perugia and Rome. Like most other towns in Umbria, it stretches on a hill. History and heritage of Amelia History of Amelia starts in the 6th century BC, but we can only
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