Italy, a magical country in southern Europe, is a real treasure for travelers who appreciate art, culture and culinary delights.
The capital Rome inspires with the Colosseum, the Vatican and charming squares such as Piazza Navona.
The Italian countryside offers spectacular beauty, from the Tuscan vineyards to the Amalfi Coast.
Historic cities such as Florence, Venice and Milan are rich in art and history.
Italian cuisine is world-famous and spoils you with pizza, pasta, gelato and delicious wines.
The hospitality of the Italians is legendary, and you will enjoy the warm atmosphere of this country.
Italy is a land of art and pleasure, a place where past and present merge in a harmonious way. It is a destination for culture enthusiasts and foodies alike.
World-famous museums, ancient sites and imposing buildings: the list of worthwhile sights in Italy is long. But which are the attractions that tourists visit most often? We have made a list of the ten most popular attractions in Italy. 1st place: The Colosseum in Rome As the capital of Italy, Rome is worth a trip in itself and offers a wealth of sights. The Spanish...
Sicily is a volcanic island in the south of Italy, right in front of the tip of the boot. It is beautifully located in the Mediterranean Sea and is home to the mysterious Mount Etna, the most active volcano in Europe. This is also the biggest attraction here next to the capital Palermo. Many holidaymakers spend their holidays here because of the Roman excavations and...
Not far from the Sicilian coast lies Salina, the second largest island in the Aeolian archipelago. The small volcanic island in the Tyrrhenian Sea is known for its landscape, beautiful nature and a few tranquil villages. Largely spared from tourism, Salina is considered a special place of peace and bears the beautiful title “Isola Slow”. Salina – The...
The island of Stromboli is one of the Aeolian Islands and is located off the coast of Sicily. The island is characterized by the Stromboli volcano of the same name, whose volcanic activity allowed the island to tower above sea level in the first place. Viewed from the sea, the island has the shape of a cone, as the volcano occupies almost the entire area of the...
Italy is a popular destination for countless tourists in summer. But in addition to a lot of culture and beautiful beaches, the country also offers many attractions in the cold season. Skiers and snowboarders will find the best conditions for winter sports on the countless ski slopes in the mountains. Italy is bordered by mountains around its northern border. The...
In the middle of Tuscany lies the Italian provincial capital Siena. It enjoys a reputation as one of the most beautiful cities in the country. Its old town has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1995. Its university, founded in 1240, is one of the oldest Italian educational institutions. Siena’s special features One of the special features of...
Anyone who has passed the southern periphery of Naples will get closer and closer to their holiday dream. Hardly any other region of Italy has retained its original charm to such an extent as Cilento at the foot of the Apennines with its unique national park, the second largest in the country. It can boast of having been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List...
Since 2009, parts of the Dolomites have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Formed more than 200 million years ago, the spectacular rock formations of gentle mountain meadows, alpine pastures and steeply rising rocks made of dolomite and limestone in between are a true holiday paradise for mountaineers, hikers and winter sports enthusiasts alike. This unique bizarre...
Elba belongs to the Tuscany region in Italy and is located about 10 kilometers from the mainland. After Sardinia and Sicily, Elba is the third largest island in Italy. Whether it’s a family holiday, a beach holiday or a hiking holiday – the island of Elba in the Mediterranean Sea with its Mediterranean climate and beautiful bathing bays really has...
A white cathedral, pink flamingos and old trams, Camparis, Scala, football and noble style – this is Milan. Milan is certainly not a city of romantic love. It is the city of love at second sight. Milan doesn’t have the big Italian feeling, Milan isn’t the prettiest city in Italy, but maybe that’s why it’s so original. How strange does it...