We are all too aware that it is currently not possible to leave the house, but even in these times of quarantine you can use your free time to (virtually) visit some of the most interesting museums in the world, including some of Italy's finest. These are museums that are offering virtual tours or have put their collections online, so that you can still enjoy the wonderful masterpieces on offer. Let's have a look at the museums offering virtual visits:
The National Archaeological Museum, Athens
Pinacoteca di Brera, Milan
The British Museum, London
The State Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg
The Louvre, Paris
The Prado Museum, Madrid
National Gallery of Art, Washington
The Metropolitan Museum, New York
Uffizi Gallery, Florence
The Vatican Museums
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The best cities in Europe 2024: Rome ranks fourth
Good news for the city of Rome. The Italian capital occupies fourth place in the ranking of the 'Europe's Best Cities Report' published by the international consulting firm Resonance. This is no small achievement, especially considering the fact that last year, in 2023, the city occupied eighth place. This means that in the space of a year, the city has leapt up four places. This is everything you need to know about the best cities in Europe in 2024.
The best Italian lakes for families
Embark on a journey to the heart of Italy, where crystal-clear waters embrace the grandeur of the Alps and rolling hills. The Italian lakes are sanctuaries of natural beauty and paradises for families seeking an unforgettable escape. Let's unveil the charm of each lake, with its unique personality and attractions that captivate both young adventurers and parents seeking relaxation. These are the best Italian lakes for families.
The best Italian lakes to visit
Clear blue waters so evocative and so romantic that sometimes they don't seem real… welcome to the most beautiful lakes in Italy to visit in 2024.
Italy's 6 sunniest cities in 2024: find out where they are
Italy is the land of the sun: its geographical position allows for many days of sunshine per year in both the South and the North. However, for meteorological reasons, some cities boast more hours of sunshine than others. According to the magazine Holidu, which has compiled a ranking of sunshine hours in the country's main urban centres, these are the sunniest cities in Italy.
The best rural places to live in Italy
Embark on a journey through Italy's heartland, where the serene rhythms of rural life blend with cultural treasures and breathtaking scenery. This guide is your compass to the most idyllic rural places to live in Italy, tailored for expatriates, nature lovers, and those seeking the golden calm of retirement.
