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.
The fact that Italy has not only been a place of cultural and tourist longing since the 20th century is underlined by Goethe’s famous trip to Italy, which led through Tuscany via Rome to Sicily between 1786 and 1788. Since then, Italy has lost little of its tourist attractiveness, which is also due to the multifaceted travel destinations on the Italian...
Dolce vita and a lot of Roman culture await visitors when you visit the port city of Brindisi in Apulia, Italy. Brindisi is old and was first mentioned in Roman records as early as the third century. The natural harbour of the city on the Adriatic Sea is still an important pier for international ferry traffic, as boats depart from here for Turkey, Albania and Greece...
In the Italian South Tyrol, an urban highlight awaits: Bolzano. The university town is framed by the alpine panorama of the region and today functions as the provincial capital of South Tyrol. The largest city in South Tyrol is correspondingly versatile with its cultural and tourist opportunities. It is a centre of the culturally multifaceted and distinctive region...
When you think of Tuscany, you often think of green landscapes, spectacular art collections or medieval towns and villages. But the Italian region has much more to offer and so the attractive holiday region also enchants with fantastic beaches. Whether lido, natural beach or lonely bathing bay, along the charming coastline of the region, everyone will find their...
Italy is and remains a country of longing for many people worldwide. And that’s only too understandable, because this spot in the south of Europe is one of the most beautiful areas in terms of landscape. In addition, Italy offers a wide variety of impressions and natural forms due to its unique shape, which is also often compared to a boot. From the majestic...
When you think of Italy as a holiday destination, you immediately think of many different places, such as Tuscany, Lake Garda or the islands of Sardinia and Sicily. However, the rather unknown area “The Marche” (Le Marche in Italian) is usually not one of them. The region is located in east-central Italy between the Adriatic Sea and the Apennines and...
“We should spend our holidays in South Tyrol.” This, or something similar, is probably how quite a few holiday conversations begin at the table at home. And it quickly becomes clear: South Tyrol is not South Tyrol and the possibilities to spend your holidays there are incredibly diverse. So many areas and towns attract travellers that the decision is...
Sicily – this island is without a doubt one of the most beautiful sides of Italy. It is embraced by a sometimes gentle and sometimes wild sea and blessed with an almost permanently serene sky. If you stroll through the ancient city of Syracuse in Sicily with your eyes open, you will embark on a journey into the past and thus into the varied history of this...
Perugia is not only considered the largest, but also the most beautiful city in Umbria. The old town, located on a 450-metre-high hill, offers a view all the way to the mountain ranges of the Apennines. The city of 150,000 inhabitants is rich in history and presents itself as multifaceted, cosmopolitan and full of charm and character. History at your fingertips The...
Emilia-Romagna stretches between the Po, Veneto, Lombardy and the Adriatic Sea. The northern Italian region not only presents itself as an attractive destination with breathtakingly beautiful landscapes, but also enchants with its rich cultural heritage. Vibrant cities meet authentic, small villages, traditions are maintained and historical sights characterize the...