Holiday destinations

Easter 2025 is just around the corner, and Italy and its Easter traditions are waiting to be discovered.

Italy’s coastline is dotted with breathtaking destinations, from the colourful villages of Liguria to the sun-drenched shores of Sicily.

Cherry blossoms, known as "fiori di ciliegio" in Italian, are admired for their beauty and symbolism in Italy.

Italy is a popular destination for city breaks, with many iconic and historical cities to choose from.

Italy is renowned not only for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and delicious cuisine, but also for its world-class ski resorts. If you're a beginner or planning a family ski trip, Italy offers some of the best resorts to kickstart your skiing adventure.

Winter in the Dolomites, Italy, offers a magical escape for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and those simply looking to enjoy the breathtaking beauty of the Alps during the colder months.

Planning a holiday in Italy should be an exciting and enjoyable experience, but with the rise of online scams, booking a rental can sometimes feel like navigating a minefield.

The Santa Barbara Mining Trail is an enchanting trekking route in Sardinia that traverses places of extraordinary natural and historical beauty, providing a unique experience for nature, history, and culture enthusiasts.

If you love the wonders of nature and are seeking less crowded places to relax this summer, we have just the thing for you: a selection of some of the most beautiful wild swimming pools in Italy.These stunning pools are perfect for cooling off on hot summer days, offering crystal clear waters for a

Italy has a lot to offer for water sport lovers, especially those who want to have a go at surfing, scuba diving or snorkelling in the Mediterranean.

Italy's allure extends far beyond its famous cities and bustling tourist hotspots. Tucked away amidst the azure waters of the Mediterranean lie hidden gems waiting to be explored by intrepid travellers seeking tranquillity and authenticity.

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. Which is the most beautiful of the Italian Lakes? And which is the best Italian lake to visit?

They are millennials or highly-skilled tourists and come to Italy to treat themselves to a moment of relaxation, opting mainly for Rome, Milan and Venice: the average expenditure is $2,424 of which $970 (40%) is spent before the trip and the remaining $1,454 (60%) in Italy.

Verona is a city of art that absolutely must be discovered. Amid the medieval quarters, Roman remains and Scaliger buildings, there is really a lot to see.

Venice fascinates visitors from all over the world. However, there are plenty of things to see around the capital of Veneto. There are many villages and historic hamlets in the surrounding area that are definitely worth a visit.

The Island of Elba is not only the largest island in the Tuscan Archipelago, but one of the largest in Italy. It is a very heterogeneous island that can incredibly alternate between crystal-clear sea, long beaches, small coves and mountainous environments.

Italy is a country with a varied landscape: it offers sea, mountains, rivers, lakes. From north to south, there are more than 1,500 lakes of natural or artificial origin, some of them bathing lakes, making them popular destinations for tourism.

Florence is probably one of the best-known destinations in the world. However, the surrounding areas can also offer a medieval-like atmosphere and tranquillity. After visiting Florence, then, you might be interested in small villages and towns where time seems to stand still.

The Tremiti Islands are a real jewel off the Adriatic Sea. This archipelago consists of five islands: San Domino, San Nicola, Capraia, Cretaccio and Pianosa.

Lake Como is certainly among the most beautiful destinations in Lombardy. This pearl of northern Italy is world-famous for its natural beauty, picturesque villages and historic villas overlooking its waters.

Where to go for a low-cost September holiday? While for most people the last weeks of summer mean normal daily activities, for others September means the arrival of a well-deserved holiday.

Tropea is an unmissable destination for anyone visiting Calabria. Situated in the centre of the Costa degli Dei, it is among the most beautiful places on the Tyrrhenian Sea.

"Beer tourism - guide for busy travellers" (Edizioni Lswr) Luca Grandi and a team of professionals (tourism and beer experts) suggest some interesting itineraries to discover spectacular landscapes and craft breweries that tell the history and culture of the places where they were born.

An oasis of peace, a precious treasure chest that preserves and safeguards biodiversity, an open-air museum of the landscape and unspoilt nature.

Lake Garda is a natural paradise offering breathtaking landscapes, picturesque villages and a wide range of outdoor activities. Whether you are a nature lover, a history buff or simply looking for a place to relax, Lake Garda has something to offer everyone.