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.
Bari – you can’t get more contrasting southern Italian flair than here in Puglia . While the small old town, located on a promontory, enchants its visitors, the new town presents itself dynamically with its chessboard-like streets. This is not least thanks to its central, convenient location on the Apulian Adriatic coast, which allows you to travel by cruise...
“The mountains are silent masters and make silent students,” Goethe once said, with the Alps in mind. In their scenic and cultural diversity, the Alps are a unique entity – a symbol of the world of mountains in all its aspects. They fascinate in all seasons. With snowshoes or touring skis, the peaks can also be climbed in winter. Large parts of the Alps...
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...
When German holidaymakers are drawn abroad, Italy is considered the most popular destination for Germans, along with the Balearic Islands. Whether it’s a city trip to one of the many interesting cities in the country, culinary delicacies in Tuscany or a beach holiday on the beach. Italy’s diversity is limitless. However, the search for the right holiday...
One of the most popular holiday destinations for Germans is Italy. The boot-shaped country on the Mediterranean Sea offers a thousand good reasons for an unforgettable holiday. On the longest coast in Europe you can enjoy pure sun, beach and sea. But also the rich history of Italy and beautiful regions, such as Tuscany , promise an unforgettable holiday for every...
Hardly any other part of Central Europe has such a long and interesting history as South Tyrol. You can still see that today. After all, the area belongs to Italy and to one of the most prosperous regions not only of the country itself, but even within the European Union. Until 50 years ago, people lived mainly from agriculture. Today, it is above all the services...
If you only think of picturesque coasts, dreamy places or sun-drenched vineyards when you think of a holiday in Italy, you have never seen the diverse ski resorts of this country. Whether in the Dolomites in South Tyrol, Trentino and Veneto or near the French border in the Aosta Valley and Piedmont as well as in Lombardy, you will find modern facilities and slopes...
Last year, Genoa made negative headlines due to the collapse of the Morandi Bridge. For many visitors who travel on by ferry, it is considered a noisy, dirty port city. But the capital of Liguria does not deserve this verdict. The inhabitants of Genoa call their hometown “La Superba”, the proud one. And rightly so. The city has a lot to offer. The second...
Lombardy in the north of Italy is not only the economic engine of the country, but probably also the part of Italy that is associated with the longest and most intense history. Once upon a time, the region consisted of various city-states and duchies that have fought for their place in history. Today, along with Rome, it is one of the cultural centers of the country...
The island of Vulcano in the Tyrrhenian Sea off the coast of Sicily is the third largest and southernmost of the Aeolian Islands with an area of 21.2 km². Giving its name to the word volcano, Vulcano still keeps its promises today and is therefore not for the faint of heart. Historical traditions tell of recurring, violent volcanic eruptions until the recent past...