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How to Travel Italy with Kids

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Italy is not only a perfect destination for couples and backpackers, but also for families too. It’s easily accessible, affordable, safe and educational for little ones of all ages. Children can get lost in the fantasy and myths of the Greek and Roman ruins scattered throughout the entire country. They will entertain themselves for hours […]

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Sardinia in April – Where to Go and What to Do

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Sardinia is the second-largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, and one of Italy’s few regions that are located on an island close to the country’s mainland. Whilst Sicily often gets the most attention, Sardinia is a wonderful destination for an Italian holiday that offers everything from pristine beaches to volcanic rock formations. The island has […]

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The 50 Best Pizza Restaurants in Rome

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Rome and pizza are synonymous with Italy, and if you’re visiting the country’s capital then you’re bound to want to try this classic dish at least once. The number of restaurants, cafes and snack bars to choose from can be overwhelming but never fear. We’ve put together this list of the 50 best pizza restaurants […]

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15 of the Best Places To Visit In Puglia

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Puglia, also known as Apulia in Italian, is one of Italy’s lesser-known regions that nevertheless is making its name as a prime holiday destination. Found at the ‘heel’ of Italy’s boot, it’s a beautiful and historic part of the country that is full of both coastal and countryside destinations, offering a wide range of experiences […]

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Sorrento in March – Where to Go and What to Do

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Sorrento is one of the most popular places in Italy for tourists and holidaymakers for several reasons. Not only is it a beautiful town filled with interesting sightseeing spots and excellent restaurants, bars and cafes, it’s also the gateway to the famous Amalfi Coast and in easy reach of other popular sightseeing spots such as […]

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Sicily in April – Where to Go and What to Do

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With five million inhabitants and over nine-hundred miles of stunning coastline, Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. One of twenty regions in Italy, it is one of the most dazzling cultural and scenic experiences the country has to offer. Sicily has a phenomenal reputation for its arts, music, literature, cuisine and architecture, […]

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Lake Como in October – Everything You Need to Know

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Lake Como is one of the most famous and glamorous lake destinations in Italy. Popular with both travellers and numerous celebrities who come to enjoy the area’s luxury villas and wonderful weather on their holidays, it’s a fantastic part of the country that offers brilliant scenery along with plenty of tourist attractions and accommodation options. […]

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Lake Garda in October – Everything You Need to Know

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Lake Garda is the largest lake in Italy, found in the north of the country and home to mountains, forests, castles and more. Stretching across three of the country’s regions, this is a holiday destination favoured by travellers of all types who come to the area to enjoy the quaint medieval towns and stunning scenery […]

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Puglia in April – Where to Go and What to Do

By <a>{authorName}</a> on {date} in Blog, Food & drink, Places to see, Things to do,

Puglia, or Apulia in English, can be identified as the heel of the ‘boot’ of Italy and is a beautiful coastal location full of history and charming architecture. Perhaps best known for its olive oil production, Puglia’s countryside is lush and fruitful, its towns are unique and its coastline is the longest of any of […]

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Sicily in July – Where to Go and What to Do

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With five million inhabitants and over nine-hundred miles of stunning coastline, Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. One of twenty regions in Italy, it is one of the most dazzling cultural and scenic experiences the country has to offer. Sicily has a phenomenal reputation for its arts, music, literature, cuisine and architecture, […]

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Puglia in August – Where to Go and What to Do

By <a>{authorName}</a> on {date} in Blog, Food & drink, Places to see, Things to do,

Puglia: a familiar feature to many around the world, perhaps without even knowing it. A region in southern Italy, it forms the heel of the country’s ‘boot’, making it a standout location on a map. It has a population of around four million and borders on the Adriatic Sea, Ionian Sea, the Strait of Otranto […]

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Best Time to Visit Lake Maggiore

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Lake Maggiore is a canvas of blues and greens painting Italy like a fresco in Florence. You will find Lago di Maggiore, also known as Lake Maggiore, within the lake region of Italy. Although it's smaller and less frequented than Lake Garda and Lake Como, Lake Maggiore is one of the most impressive natural destinations […]

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Best Time to Visit Florence

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The city of Florence simply needs no introduction. It’s been one of Italy’s most popular cities for centuries, and a charming gem that only makes the Tuscan region that much more idyllic. It offers everything and anything for both tourists and locals and is one of the best places to visit in Italy. Florence is […]

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Best Time to Visit Lake Como

By <a>{authorName}</a> on {date} in Blog, Places to see, Things to do, What's on,

Lago di Como, or Lake Como, is a dreamy getaway nestled far away in northern Italy. Here you will find a simple way of life winding along the twisting roads, blowing through looming mountains, and following the narrow corridors and secret alleys of the charming resort villages sprinkled throughout this expanse. It’s been a hotspot […]

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Best Time to Visit Puglia

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Imagine sleepy Italian villages wafting with the simple herbs and spices of Italian cuisine. Or listening to the hypnotic lap of turquoise waters flirting with the perfectly aged exterior of Italy that comes alive under the summer sun. And falling in love with true Italian local culture far away from the typical tourist trail under […]

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Lake Como or Lake Garda – Which is Right for You

By <a>{authorName}</a> on {date} in Blog, Places to see,

When it comes to choosing a holiday destination in Italy, the country rife in history, tradition and pure beauty certainly makes it hard, especially when you have to choose between places like Lake Como and Lake Garda. Both lake destinations merge looming mountains and piercingly blue lakes with buildings practically painted into the natural canvas. […]

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Lake Garda in June – Everything You Need to Know

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The strikingly beautiful Lake Garda is an escape for novelists and poets, a backdrop for films, a mecca for water sports enthusiasts and a bucket list destination for all travelers. You can find Italy’s largest lake stretching across the provinces of Verona, Brescia and Trento. This 158 kilometres stretch of some of the world’s most […]

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Puglia in September – Where to Go and What to Do

By <a>{authorName}</a> on {date} in Blog, Things to do,

There’s a little southeastern region nestled away from the typical Italian tourist trail called Puglia – or Apulia in English. And it’s quickly becoming a can’t-miss destination for wanderers, jet-setters and backpackers because of its way of life, emphasis on local culture and views that merge the beauty and tradition of Italy with the Greek […]

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Sicily in September – Where to Go and What to Do

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If Sicily isn’t on your bucket list, then it needs to be. It’s one of Italy’s main attractions as the largest island in the entire Mediterranean, plus everything it has for tourists, locals, and ex-pats to discover. The crystal clear waters lapping at this island's shores are perfect for diving, snorkelling, and boating to hidden caves […]

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The Best Wineries in Tuscany That You Need to Visit for a Tipple

If you’re on the search for a tipple in Tuscany, then you won’t be searching long before you come across some of the world’s finest reds, whites and rosés. Wine to Tuscany is like gondolas to Venice, and just as those artisanal boats flow along the canals so does wine from the Tuscan countryside where […]

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