Though small, the Balkan country of Montenegro offers a rich diversity of mountainous landscapes, history, and beautiful coastlines to entice travellers. Only established as an independent country in 2006, Montenegro is an increasingly popular destination. Depending on your vacation preferences, you can choose to stay along the gorgeous Adriatic coastline or along the stunning Bay […]
The Amalfi Coast’s breathtaking beauty of winding roads, and mountain-meets-sea landscape inspires visitors from around the world. It is located in Italy’s Campagna region, on the southernmost area of the Sorrentine Peninsula. A string of stunning villages perch along the coastline on the rugged hillsides of the Lattari Mountains. Tumbling down to meet the Mediterranean
Montenegro is a small, mountainous country with a beautiful coastline along the Adriatic Sea. Its dramatic scenery and charming coastal villages make it a compelling travel destination. Montenegro became an independent country in 2006, and was once part of the former Yugoslavia. Montenegro boasts UNESCO protected walled cities along the Adriatic. These include Kotor and
A delightful add-on to any Sicily itinerary is a trip to the Aeolian Islands. Situated off the northern coast, formed by volcanic action. Made up of seven islands, each differing greatly in their characteristics and things to see and do. The Aeolian Islands can be an exciting diversion from traditional Sicilian tours. The Aeolian Islands’
Mount Etna is one of Sicily’s most spectacular natural attractions. It is Europe’s largest volcano, among the most active in the world, and is one of UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites. Here, we have recommended three amazing experiences to get the most of your visit to the Mount Etna area. You can experience some of these
Italy’s Undiscovered Locations: Sicilian Secrets – Getting off the tourist trail is always an exciting experience that allows you to explore and discover further. The culture, the people and the tastes of local Italian become more authentic as you step off the beaten track. Across Italy it’s almost guaranteed that you will find small spots that
If you are passionate about history, but not the common one, Macugnaga is the destination for you. You will not find castles, forts or glittering palace from the 1800s, but a wonderful village on the slopes of the Himalayan face of Monte Rosa. Where civilization and nature come together in a unique fairy-tale landscape: this
The Italian Lakes region has been attracting travellers to its beautiful shores since Roman times. The wealthy built lavish villas, inspired by the scenic lake and mountain vistas. Taking advantage of the Mediterranean like climate to grow spectacular gardens. Clinging to the steep shorelines and enhance the villa’s natural surroundings. Some of the most beautiful
Visiting Lake Como cannot be complete with a visit to Villa Carlotta. A perfect combination of art and nature, and home to many cultural events in the area, the Villa offers something for everyone. Here is a short and intriguing history of Villa Carlotta. For a more in-depth history of the Villa click here. Transforming
Nestled in the foothills of the Alps about an hour north of Milan and east of Lake Como, the Franciacorta wine region is a delightful destination. You’ll find it to the west of the city of Brescia at the southern end of beautiful Lake Iseo, one of the smaller lakes in the Italian Lakes region.
