What to see in Italy?
Can you tour across Como with a ferry? You sure can! Here are the most alluring and the prettiest places that we can see on the coast of this Italian lake. As a bonus, we’ll include some pics from the nearby ropeways (from Como and Lecco).
See More →Ferry across Como. Lecco, Bellagio, Varenna and other attractions
For people working full-time for the entire year, the tiny period of annual leave is a true blessing. But there’s always this nagging question – where should you go? Since the time’s limited, there’s usually time for one place only. One that we’d recommend is the wondrous Italian town Bari. What should you see in Bari? What attractions await you there? What monuments can you see in the town center? Here is our list of the most worthwhile places in Bari.
See More →11 best tourist attractions in Bari you have to see! Monuments in Bari
Oftentimes, tourists come to Palermo for a one-day trip, they run from monument to monument, and, tired, they leave the city, somewhat disappointed. That’s why we recommend a slightly longer stay, at least a three-day one. With our guide, you’ll surely find plenty to do, especially if you set your expectations properly right from the start – Palermo is not a seaside resort. Instead, you get a grim, unsettling city, which has this unexplainable feel to it. So, which places to see in Palermo? Which attractions to visit?
See More →11 best tourist attractions of Palermo, what to see?
Which towns or villages, close to Bari in Apulia, should you pay a visit to? Which ones are the most beautiful, and do all the ‘white cities’ of Italy live up to their fame? Here you’ll find answers to: what to see, where to go.
See More →Top 14 most beautiful towns in Apulia, which town to choose?
If you’re not sure which one of these to choose for your holiday trip, and what attractions await you in both cases, we’ll try our best to showcase you some of the pros and cons of both options. Which city has the prettier monuments? Which beach to choose on Sicily? Where to take your kid? All of that below.
See More →Catania or Palermo? Which Sicilian City to choose?
A symbol of Florence, visible from most parts of the city, one of the most gorgeous, biggest and tallest cathedrals in the world. It sure looks impressive on photos, and is even more in reality. So, what should you see in Duomo? How to get to the cathedral, where exactly is it located? Here are some of the impressions from our countless trips to the symbol of Florence.
See More →The Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral in Florence. Tickets, touring
One of the most well known places in Florence is the famous fountain Il Porcellino, which holds a huge sculpture of a sitting boar by the Mercato Nuovo. Made of solid bronze, it holds some secrets. So, how to find the Boar in Florence? Where is it located? What is its history? All of that below.
See More →Is it a pig or a boar? Famous Del Porcellino Fountain in Florence and its history
Florence is a city, that has for a while now been very closely associated with broadly defined art. It’s a place where great artists like Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Botticelli Dante, Niccolò, Donatello, Machiavelli or Rafael Santi would, for most of their lives, reside and create. It comes as no surprise then, that Florence is an incredibly popular destination not only for common tourists, but also for art, painting and architecture lovers. The city’s a proper paradise for those interested in the Italian culture, history and its many monuments. So, what to see in Florence, what tourist attractions to visit?
Only an hour away from the Bergamo airport and Milan lies a lovely Alpine landscape. These Italian mountains and the cable car are still somewhat unknown to the general public, so it’s worth checking them out before they enter the mainstream. How to get to Lecco and Piani D’Erna? How much do the tickets cost? What to see once there?
See More →Mountains in Italy: Piani d’Erna and the cable car in Lecco
As being a tourist is not just about the monuments, we’ve prepared a photoreport from the Zingaro nature reserve. It’s located on the northwestern peninsula of Sicily, near Scopello and San Vito lo Capo. How to get to Zingaro? What to see? Take a look.
See More →The Zingaro nature reserve, the best trekking trails in Sicily