Top sights in Italy
Marino is a small town with about 37,000 residents. It lies in the Alban Hills (Colli Albani in Italian), 21 km southeast of Rome, between Frascati and Castel Gandolfo, and together with them it is particularly suitable for day trips from Rome (it also has a railway connection to Rome). It lies in the hills, so it is not only
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Frascati is a small town, but very popular is the whole area and region around it. There are Colli Albani (The Alban Hills) – volcano mountains which are part of the natural park Parco Regionale dei Castelli Romani. In this area there are 13 cities in total and all of them serve for one-day trips, mainly from the nearby Rome.
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This famous summer holiday resort can offer much more than just the sea and the beaches and whatever else that other resorts offer, but also a nice old city with some beautiful and important monuments. It is located in Emilia-Romagna. Rimini has one hundred and thirty thousand inhabitants and boasts 15 km of beaches. It is considered the largest seaside
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Cremona is a city located in the south of the northern Italian region of Lombardy, near the border with another region of Emilia Romagna. According to legend, Cremona was founded by Hercules, but there are no any written references about that. What we know for sure is that at the end of the 3rd century BC, the city was fortified
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La Spezia is one of the most important cities of the northern Italian region of Liguria, located near the border with Tuscany on the coast of the Ligurian Sea. It lies in a narrow strip between the sea and inland Hills. Historical significance Because of its “defenseless” position, La Spezia has developed one of the largest arsenals and naval military
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