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.
“Between bougainvilleas and explosions of broom, I lose myself in the beauty of these sunsets and find my paradise on earth”. This quote comes from the Nobel Prize winner for literature, Eugenio Montale, who expressed his enthusiasm for the small island of Ponza. And yet it is not one of the best-known places to go in Italy, which is otherwise so...
The Egadi Islands are an Italian archipelago located off the west coast of Sicily. The sea in which they are located is called the Tyrrhenian Sea and is part of the Mediterranean Sea. The largest of the three Egadi islands is the island of Favignana. In addition, there are the two islands of Levanzo and Marettimo and some other smaller islands such as Maraone and...
If you love solitude, sun, beautiful beaches and Italian islands, you are in good hands on the 54 square kilometre island of San Pietro. San Pietro is located just seven kilometres from Sardinia, in a westerly direction. No wonder that the island also has a Sardinian name, namely Isula ‘e Sàntu Pèdru. Only about 6,000 people live on San Pietro, nature is still...
The Egadi Islands are three small pieces of land thrown into the sea off the coast of Trapani. If you climb the hills above the city, you can see it well, as well as the two small islands of Formica and Maraone, which lie between Levanzo and Sicily. In total, less than 5,000 people live on the Egadi Islands, most of them fishermen. If you see Favignana from a...
The southern Italian region of Basilicata, just like its eastern and southwestern neighboring regions of Puglia and Calabria , has long been overshadowed by more prominent Italian tourist areas, be it the Amalfi Coast belonging to Campania , Tuscany, the Italian Riviera or the popular family holiday resorts on the Adriatic. But more recently, the south of the country...
La Maddalena is 62 islands in one. The archipelago of La Maddalena belongs to Italy and is located near the island of Sardinia in the Tyrrhenian Sea. However, many of the 62 associated islands are uninhabited. La Maddalena is also called the Seychelles of the Mediterranean, which can be explained by the wonderful dream beaches and bays that can be found here. The...
Pescara is pretty much right in the middle of the Italian boot. The city, which has just under 120,000 inhabitants, is directly connected to the Adriatic Sea. In Germany, Pescara is mainly known as a holiday destination for beach and sun lovers. But the city has much more to offer than just 20 kilometers of expansive sandy beaches, gelato, pizza and Campari Orange...
Many of us are probably familiar with the famous saying: “Sport is murder”. Today we know that the opposite is probably true. Sport reduces stress and helps us relax when we have really exhausted ourselves. Of course, there are other sports that support this relaxing effect and even rely on it. Maybe you want to spend your next vacation a little more...
Lake Garda attracts not only with great water, wonderful accommodations and all kinds of possibilities on the lake itself, but also with its perfect starting point for exploration tours. Geographically almost perfectly located, some of the most interesting destinations of northern Italy can be reached in a very short time. This is one reason why so many families, but...
Positano is a romantic holiday resort in Italy and one of the most beautiful towns on the Amalfi Coast. The place, built perpendicular to a cliff, was originally a fishing village, but artists began to come to Positano in the 1950s. Today it is a sophisticated holiday resort that has retained its historic charm. Positano is a pedestrian town (with lots of stairs)...