Italy Travel

Apart from Venice , the next Italian city that I found myself falling for is the art, historical and cultural capital of Italy, Florence. One of the UNESCO’s World Heritage Site, Florence is the capital city of Tuscany region in the central Italy, and it is much adorable than and a far cry from the rest of Italian cities with its rich historical and cultural heritage. Florence is known as the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance with its strong influence in ancient Italian art and...Read Full Story

With the booming of travel industry, tourists are looking for new ways to spend their vacation in the most extraordinary ways. More and more vacationers are demanding for new and interesting travel experiences and looking for cultural vacation more and more. Just visiting top destinations and traditional sightseeing no more interesting or in demand. People are not interested in just visiting Vatican City or watching leaning tower of Pisa. They wan to sip in the local life of Romans or want to...Read Full Story

While Rome , Venice and Florence are the big crowd pullers in Italy , there are plenty of other great destinations to visit. Here are our 25 travel tips on what to do in Italy. Lake Iseo Lake Iseo , lies between the better known Como and Garda lakes. There are many ways to make the most of Lake Iseo, such as walking a few kilometers up to see Pyramids of Zone (naturally-formed pillar formations), taking the ferry to the island in the lake, Monte Isola, visting the Palazzo Tadini art...Read Full Story

eTravelTrips.com Tuscany is a popular destination for people traveling to Italy, as Tuscany vacations have much to offer in the way of culture and history. Tuscany is located near the center of the country, with access to several sites that you might not be able to get to if you were in another location. Tuscany is also home to many olive groves and other natural sights that help give it old world charm. Tuscany vacation packages and organized Tuscany tours are probably available through your...Read Full Story

Follow @Italytravelnote By Marcos Versilia is a the name of part of the coast of Tuscany in the province of Lucca. It stretches between Marina di Massa on the north and Massaciuccoli Lake on the south. It is a very renomated zone of national and international appeal for bathing and summer holidays.Its main centres are: Versilia occupies the north-western part of Tuscany, between the ridge of the Apuan Alps and the Tyrrhenian Sea. The area includes the Communes of Viareggio...Read Full Story