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Sicily in February – Where to Go and What to Do

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As the largest and one of the most populous islands in the Mediterranean, Sicily is a breathtaking location nestled at the toe of Italy’s boot. In plain sight, and hidden within its nooks and crannies, treasures can be found in its coastal settings, inland landscapes, and historic settlements.  From crumbling ruins that signify the rise […]

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Sicily in June – Where to Go and What to Do

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Diverse. A word we, and many others, would use to describe the island of Sicily. A region drenched in culture, rich in history, and home to a breadth of ever-changing landscapes, its visitors can expect variety in bucketloads when they visit this southern Italian island.  Thousands of years of influence, from the Arabs to the […]

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Sicily in May – Where to Go and What to Do

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The island of Sicily has gained much popularity in recent years, and rightfully so. It’s the home of some of the country’s best shorelines, perfectly-preserved archaeological sites, and a spectacular climate that makes it an oasis for Italy’s most prized produce and architectural marvels.  Sicily remained off the radar in comparison to Italy’s other island […]

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Italy in April – Things to See and Do

April in Italy is a special time because it’s the very last of the country’s true shoulder season. The weather may not always be predictable, but visitors can bet on more sunny days than rain. This spring month is often a popular time to visit because Italy is celebrating various holidays and festivals. If you’re […]

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Sardinia in January – Where to Go and What to Do

As the second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, Sardinia has long beckoned curious travellers to discover its sandy coastlines and rugged landscapes. However, whilst many may envisage Sardinia’s beauty at the height of the summer season, with the sun beating down on the island’s pastel houses and crystal clear waters, they fail to realise […]

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Sicily in December – Where to Go and What to Do

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When you think of Italy, it’s no doubt that its vibrant cityscapes and luscious countryside destinations on its mainland spring to mind first. But many tourists fail to consider its equally picturesque and underestimated islands.  Sicily is but one of Italy’s beautiful island destinations that won’t fail to disappoint when it comes to offering an […]

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Lake Garda in July – Where to Go and What to Do

If you’re seeking a picture-perfect stay in Italy, taking a trip to Lake Garda in July offers ample opportunity to enjoy the region at its finest. Here’s everything you need to know before you go…

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Lake Como in July – Where to Go and What to Do

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Our expert opinion would be that the best time of year to visit Lake Como is in July, as visiting this iconic lake destination at the start of summer will offer exceptional weather and the prime opportunity to experience the lively and bold beauty of the area.

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Italy in December – The Best Things to See and Do

Italy in December is definitely worth a visit, even though it’s considered the offseason. While some places may be cold, visiting in December has a ton of benefits. The prices are lower on activities, travel, and accommodation. And, there aren’t as many crowds of tourists. If you are looking for a romantic getaway or a […]

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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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