Italy
From the snow-capped mountains of the Alps, the shimmering lakes of Garda and Como to the Tuscan vineyards and the Amalfi Coast, Italy offers so much to the inquisitive traveller, all served up with a huge helping of style.
When in Rome….
follow in the footsteps of the Roman Emperors, visit the Colosseum where gladiators entertained Caesar. The Forum and the Pantheon are a must see on a walking tour of the historical centre. No visit would be complete without tossing a coin into the famous Trevi Fountain or striding up the Spanish steps. Take time to visit the Vatican City with St Peters Basilica, St Peters Square and the Vatican museum where the Sistine chapel is located.
When not in Rome…
enjoy everything that this beautiful country has to offer. Visit Northern Italy with it glistening Lakes and bustling cities of Verona and Milan.
Since Roman times Lake Como has been popular with the rich and famous it is widely regarded as one of Italy’s most beautiful lakes. Whilst Lake Garda, the largest lake, is the most popular. In the heart of Lomabrdy’s wine growing region you will find ancient vineyards, medieval castles and charming villages.
Romantic Venice
Many consider Venice the most romantic city in the world, and you can see why in just one glance. At dawn, watch the sun rising over the blue lagoon as this magical city starts to shine. Take a stroll across the stunning Ponte di Rialto, or a moonlight river trip aboard a gondola.
Consider staying on the Lido, this is the barrier island between the Venetian lagoon and the Adriatic Sea. With golden sand dunes and private beaches, the Lido offers a relaxed vibe. Once you have experienced all Venice has to offer, you will fall in love all over again.
The Italian Riviera
Tucked between the South of France and Tuscany, you can find incredible places to visit on the Italian Riviera’s croissant-shaped coastline. It has an enchanting mix of history, pristine beaches, panoramic views, vibrantly coloured homes and mouth-watering regional cuisine. Places to visit are Genoa, Portofino, Cinque Terre and Portovenere.
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Florence was the birthplace of the Renaissance and boasts a fascinating culture of art and its history.
Tuscany has cities full of art, little picturesque villages with huge cultural heritage and all set-in luxurious landscapes.
The Amalfi coasts breath-taking panoramic views are considered the greatest attraction of the region.
Calabria is one of Italy’s hidden gems. It boasts mountains, three national parks, 500 miles of coastline, turquoise waters and rolling green hills lined with olive, orange and lemon trees.
Sardinia serves up a lovely blend of sea, sand and history. It is a mainly mountainous region, without high peaks. It offers a vast and charming natural environment to enjoy adventurous outdoor activities.
Sicily is the largest island in Italy and in the Mediterranean Sea. An amazing land rich in history and traditions, where art and culture intertwine with wonderful natural scenery.