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Discover the vibrant charm of Burano , a kaleidoscope of colorful houses lining picturesque canals.
Known for its intricate lacework and cheerful atmosphere, this Venetian gem invites you to wander its narrow streets and admire the vibrant hues that adorn every corner.
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📍 Burano Island, Venice, Italy
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🇮🇹THE MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY IN THE WORLD
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If you believe that winter landscapes are only beautiful in winter, take a look at the allure of the Dolomites when the snow melts and everything turns green 🌱.
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Most beautiful small villages to visit in Puglia
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The magic vibes of Italy by .leo._ph
Venice started charging a €5 fee for people just visiting for the day. This was tested over 29 days and made the city €2.4 million. Most people who paid the fee were from Italy, with some also from the US, Germany, and France. Venice says this plan worked well, and they are thinking about making the fee €10 instead of €5 in the future.
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Atrani on the Amalfi coast
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The best places to visit in Tuscany ⬇️
From medieval hilltop towns to cypress tree lined roads and from authentic trattorias to wine tasting in the vineyards, here is a list of the best villages/ areas to visit in Tuscany to savour the best of the region.
- Florence - home to some of the best gourmet Tuscan cuisine as well as masterpieces of Renaissance art and architecture.
- Lucca - a fairytale-like city with towering Renaissance walls.
- Volterra - for its medieval frescoes, bell tower and expansive Tuscan views.
- San Gimignano - a hilltop town encircled by 13th-century walls with beautiful skyline views over medieval towers.
- Siena - known as Italy’s medieval heart and soul with its central piazza, narrow lanes and architectural time warp.
- Crete Senesi - a treasure trove of natural and artistic beauty, the Crete Senesi is the iconic poster image of Tuscany with its rolling hills and golden fields.
- Val d’Orcia - a region characterised by its iconic green Tuscan hills field with vineyards, olive groves and cypresses with a backdrop of medieval villages and rural houses.
- Pienza - a quaint, small little town known for its beautiful 15th-century buildings.
- Montepulciano - a medieval hilltop town known for its wine, great restaurants and stunning views over Tuscany.
- Montalcino - a small town perched on a hilltop which is a must visit for wine lovers, as it is home to the prestigious Brunello de Montalcino wine.
- Cortona - close to the Umbrian border, this small hilltop village is characterised by its art-filled spaces, museums and sunflowers at the foothills.
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⬇️ If you want an authentic Italian dining experience, beware of these common restaurant red flags:
🍝 Tourist Menus: Restaurants with menus in multiple languages and pictures of the dishes are often catering to tourists and might not serve the best quality food.
🍕 Empty Dining Rooms: A good sign of a great restaurant is a full dining room, especially with locals. If it’s empty, it’s probably not worth your time or money.
🍷 Calling You In: If someone is standing outside the restaurant trying to lure you in, it’s a major red flag. Authentic Italian restaurants don’t need to beg for customers.
🗺️ Close to Big Tourist Attractions: Most of the time, restaurants near major tourist sites are tourist traps. Venture a bit further to find better quality food.
🕛 Open All Day: Authentic restaurants typically open for lunch from 12pm to 3pm and then close until dinner at 7:30pm or 8pm. If it’s open all day long, it’s suspicious.
🍰 No Seasonal Dishes: Authentic Italian cuisine is highly seasonal. If the menu doesn’t change with the seasons or offers too many out-of-season dishes, it’s a red flag.
🚩 Have you ever fallen for any of these red flags?
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The Sassi di Matera lit up in all its glory as the sun begins to set for the day … 🥰✨🇮🇹
Located in the Basilicata region of Italy alongside the region of Puglia, this is the 10,000+ year old city of Matera.
📍Sassi di Matera, Basilicata
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Italy….where every corner tells a story🇮🇹
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Camogli , a charming fishing village located on the Italian Riviera in the region of Liguria. It is known for its colorful buildings that line the waterfront, creating a picturesque scene that has made it a popular destination for tourists.
The village has a long history as a fishing port, and you can still see fishermen going out to sea in their traditional boats to catch fish and seafood. Camogli is also famous for its annual fish festival, the Sagra del Pesce, where a huge frying pan is set up in the main square to cook tons of fish for the locals and visitors to enjoy.
Camogli is also a great starting point for exploring the rest of the Italian Riviera, including nearby towns like Portofino and Santa Margherita Ligure. The area is known for its stunning coastline, delicious seafood, and beautiful hiking trails that offer breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea.
Overall, Camogli is a hidden gem on the Italian Riviera that offers a perfect mix of history, culture, and natural beauty for visitors to enjoy.
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Great Italian Cafés in Rome 🇮🇹
Here are some authentic spots to get yourself a delicious Italian coffee and pastries👇🏽
📍Er Baretto:
Via del Boschetto, 132, 00184 Rome
📍Sant'Eustachio Caffè:
Piazza di S. Eustachio, 82, 00186 Rome
📍La Casa del Caffè Tazza d'Oro:
Via degli Orfani, 84, 00186 Rome
📍Tram Depot Testaccio:
Via Marmorata, 13, 00153 Rome
📍Regoli Pasticceria:
Via dello Statuto, 60, 00185 Rome
📍Faro Caffè:
Via Piave, 55, 00187 Rome
📍Caffetteria del Chiostro:
Arco della Pace, 5, 00186 Rome
📍L'Antico Forno di Piazza Trevi:
Via delle Muratte, 8, 00187 Rome
📍Bar Caffè Maneschi:
Via della Frezza, 60-61, 00186 Rome
📍Gran Caffè Rione VIII:
Via di S. Maria del Pianto, 59, 00186 Rome
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Italy's national rail operator is launching a new overnight express train called the Espresso Salento this summer. It will connect Rome to the southern Puglia region, including the city of Lecce, on select dates in July and August 2024. Passengers can board the train in Rome at 9:10 PM and enjoy dining and sleeping on board before arriving in Lecce at 8:45 AM the next day. The train will also stop in other popular Puglia destinations like Bari and Brindisi.
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Florence, Italy, is renowned for its stunning architecture, rich history, and vibrant culture.
The city is home to iconic landmarks such as the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and Uffizi Gallery, which showcase its artistic and architectural heritage.
The winding streets, charming piazzas, and picturesque river views all contribute to Florence's unique beauty. Additionally, the city's delicious cuisine, bustling markets, and welcoming atmosphere add to its undeniable allure.
Whether exploring its world-class museums, savoring traditional Tuscan dishes, or simply strolling through its historic streets, Florence captivates visitors with its timeless beauty at every turn.
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📍Positano, Italy
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Some of my favorite places in Italy ✨
• Terme di Saturnia, Toscana
• Arco Magno, Calabria
• Amalfi & Atrani, Campania
• Rocca Imperiale, Calabria
• Polignano a Mare, Puglia
• Punta Campanella, Campania
• Bagni della Regina Giovanna, Campania
• Fiordo di Furore, Campania
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Italy road trip itinerary 🇮🇹🍋🍝 Save this post for your future trip (Sicily, Tuscany or Puglia only) 🤍
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Among a breathtaking natural landscape, captivating villages and charming gardens, how would a perfect day unfold by the crystal clear waters of Lake Como? 🌷🏔️🌅
📷 2: A leisurely morning at Grand Hotel Tremezzo
📷 3: Breakfast with a view at Grand Hotel Victoria Concept & SPA
📷 4: Contemplation amongst nature’s grandeur at Il Sereno Hotel
📷 5: A refreshing cocktail at Mandarin Oriental, Lago di Como
📷 6: A serene promenade in the gardens at Passalacqua
📷 7: Champagne and sunny appetizers at Villa d’Este
📷 8: A bewildering boat ride at Villa Pliniana
📷 9: A delightful dinner at VISTA Palazzo | Lago di Como
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Crystal-clear waters and white sandy beaches - La Pelosa, Sardegna has stolen my heart 🏖️💙
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Miramalfi Hotel 🇮🇹
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Villa Rufolo ⤵️
1️⃣Immersed in the majestic landscapes of the Amalfi Coast, Villa Rufolo is a real historical gem that enchants visitors with its timeless beauty.
2️⃣It captivates you from the first glance: the entrance to the Villa is through a 14th-century tower which, with its intersecting arches and four statues symbolizing the seasons, seems like a secret passage to another dimension.
3️⃣It houses the Tower-Museum, the Knights' Hall, and the famous and wonderful Moorish Cloister.
4️⃣Visiting the Tower-Museum, you will feel immersed in an evocative atmosphere among statues, music, and sounds echoing elegantly thanks to the harmonica effect created by the glass staircase. Do not be intimidated by its 100 steps: the effort will surely be rewarded once you reach the top!
5️⃣The garden of Villa Rufolo is a real earthly paradise, perched above the sea. Here, the Ravello Music Festival takes place.
6️⃣Even Wagner was not indifferent to the wonderful garden: after visiting the villa and its garden, he claimed to have found the magical enchanted garden of Klingsor, referring to his opera Parsifal.
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Lake Redona, in the Friulian Dolomites Natural Park, hides a sunken village which periodically appears on the surface depending on water levels. The remains are those of Movada, where the locals used to live until a few decades ago.
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The Valley of the Temples is an archaeological park in Sicily characterized by the exceptional state of preservation and a series of important Doric temples from the Hellenistic period. It corresponds to the ancient Akragas, the monumental original nucleus of the city of Agrigento. Since 2000, it has been a regional archaeological park.
Since 1997, the entire area has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. It is considered a coveted tourist destination, as well as being the symbol of the city and one of the main attractions of the entire island. The archaeological and landscape park of the Valley of the Temples, with its 1300 hectares, is one of the largest archaeological sites in the Mediterranean.
Most of the excavations and restoration of the temples are attributed to the work of the archaeologist Domenico Antonio Lo Faso Pietrasanta (1783-1863), Duke of Serradifalco from 1809 to 1812. During the 20th century, the excavations and restorations were mainly funded by Sir Alexander Hardcastle. He allowed archaeological excavations within the park, including the straightening of the eight columns on the south side of the Temple of Hercules. For his contributions to archaeology, he was appointed an honorary citizen of the city of Agrigento, with the award of the title of Commander of the Order of the Crown of Italy.
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Chiesa di Sant ‘lgnazio di Loyola
The Chiesa di Sant’Ignazio di Loyola is a Baroque church in Rome, dedicated to St. Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Jesuit order. It was designed by the Jesuit architect Orazio Grassi and completed in 1650. The church is renowned for its elaborate interior, especially the ceiling fresco by Andrea Pozzo, which creates a dramatic illusion of an open sky and a dome that doesn’t actually exist. This masterpiece of trompe-l’œil (trick of the eye) technique gives the illusion of a much larger and more spacious interior. The church’s lavish decoration and impressive artwork reflect the Jesuit emphasis on inspiring awe and reverence.
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Most beautiful villages with beach in Sicily
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Discover the vibrant charm of Burano , a kaleidoscope of colorful houses lining picturesque canals. Known for its intricate lacework and cheerful atmosphere, this Venetian gem invites you to wander its narrow streets and admire the vibrant hues that adorn every corner. - 📍 Burano Island, Venice, Italy - 📽️ @ italy.and.more - #burano #buranoisland #buranovenice #venice #italy
🇮🇹THE MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY IN THE WORLD Do you agree? Which Italian region would you like to visit? 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 Let us know in the comments! . . . 📽️ @ gotravel.news #italy #italytravel
If you believe that winter landscapes are only beautiful in winter, take a look at the allure of the Dolomites when the snow melts and everything turns green 🌱. 📽️ @ ronald_soethje #exploredolcevita #dolomiti #primavera #spring #dolomites #viaggiare #viaggiatori #viaggiaresempre #viaggiarechepassione #naturelovers #nature #natureshots #postidavisitare #luoghidavedere #natura #italy #traveladdict
The magic vibes of Italy by @_.leo._ph
Atrani on the Amalfi coast . . @amalficoast_italy @europexplores @italyexplores @amalficoast @italy . . 📽️ dave_chugh #italy #amalfi #amalficoast #cinematic #travel #europe
The best places to visit in Tuscany ⬇️ From medieval hilltop towns to cypress tree lined roads and from authentic trattorias to wine tasting in the vineyards, here is a list of the best villages/ areas to visit in Tuscany to savour the best of the region. - Florence - home to some of the best gourmet Tuscan cuisine as well as masterpieces of Renaissance art and architecture. - Lucca - a fairytale-like city with towering Renaissance walls. - Volterra - for its medieval frescoes, bell tower and expansive Tuscan views. - San Gimignano - a hilltop town encircled by 13th-century walls with beautiful skyline views over medieval towers. - Siena - known as Italy’s medieval heart and soul with its central piazza, narrow lanes and architectural time warp. - Crete Senesi - a treasure trove of natural and artistic beauty, the Crete Senesi is the iconic poster image of Tuscany with its rolling hills and golden fields. - Val d’Orcia - a region characterised by its iconic green Tuscan hills field with vineyards, olive groves and cypresses with a backdrop of medieval villages and rural houses. - Pienza - a quaint, small little town known for its beautiful 15th-century buildings. - Montepulciano - a medieval hilltop town known for its wine, great restaurants and stunning views over Tuscany. - Montalcino - a small town perched on a hilltop which is a must visit for wine lovers, as it is home to the prestigious Brunello de Montalcino wine. - Cortona - close to the Umbrian border, this small hilltop village is characterised by its art-filled spaces, museums and sunflowers at the foothills. 📸 where.to.find.me Tuscany travel guide | Best places to visit in Tuscany | Where to stay in Tuscany | Things to do in Tuscany | Best villages in Tuscany | Tuscany road trip | Toscana Italia
⬇️ If you want an authentic Italian dining experience, beware of these common restaurant red flags: 🍝 Tourist Menus: Restaurants with menus in multiple languages and pictures of the dishes are often catering to tourists and might not serve the best quality food. 🍕 Empty Dining Rooms: A good sign of a great restaurant is a full dining room, especially with locals. If it’s empty, it’s probably not worth your time or money. 🍷 Calling You In: If someone is standing outside the restaurant trying to lure you in, it’s a major red flag. Authentic Italian restaurants don’t need to beg for customers. 🗺️ Close to Big Tourist Attractions: Most of the time, restaurants near major tourist sites are tourist traps. Venture a bit further to find better quality food. 🕛 Open All Day: Authentic restaurants typically open for lunch from 12pm to 3pm and then close until dinner at 7:30pm or 8pm. If it’s open all day long, it’s suspicious. 🍰 No Seasonal Dishes: Authentic Italian cuisine is highly seasonal. If the menu doesn’t change with the seasons or offers too many out-of-season dishes, it’s a red flag. 🚩 Have you ever fallen for any of these red flags? 📸 discoverwithbru . #italianfood #italianrestaurant #italytravel #italyfood
The Sassi di Matera lit up in all its glory as the sun begins to set for the day … 🥰✨🇮🇹 Located in the Basilicata region of Italy alongside the region of Puglia, this is the 10,000+ year old city of Matera. 📍Sassi di Matera, Basilicata 📸 italy Follow @exploredolcevita
Summer in Portofino ⛱️🇮🇹 #italy @belmondhotelsplendido
Italy….where every corner tells a story🇮🇹 📽️ brigrc #Italy #traveladdict #travel #belpaese #visititaly #passportready
Camogli , a charming fishing village located on the Italian Riviera in the region of Liguria. It is known for its colorful buildings that line the waterfront, creating a picturesque scene that has made it a popular destination for tourists. The village has a long history as a fishing port, and you can still see fishermen going out to sea in their traditional boats to catch fish and seafood. Camogli is also famous for its annual fish festival, the Sagra del Pesce, where a huge frying pan is set up in the main square to cook tons of fish for the locals and visitors to enjoy. Camogli is also a great starting point for exploring the rest of the Italian Riviera, including nearby towns like Portofino and Santa Margherita Ligure. The area is known for its stunning coastline, delicious seafood, and beautiful hiking trails that offer breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. Overall, Camogli is a hidden gem on the Italian Riviera that offers a perfect mix of history, culture, and natural beauty for visitors to enjoy. . . 📽️ sebastianoochristian #camogli #italy #sunset #goldenhour #italianriviera #travel #traveldestination
Great Italian Cafés in Rome 🇮🇹 Here are some authentic spots to get yourself a delicious Italian coffee and pastries👇🏽 📍Er Baretto: Via del Boschetto, 132, 00184 Rome 📍Sant'Eustachio Caffè: Piazza di S. Eustachio, 82, 00186 Rome 📍La Casa del Caffè Tazza d'Oro: Via degli Orfani, 84, 00186 Rome 📍Tram Depot Testaccio: Via Marmorata, 13, 00153 Rome 📍Regoli Pasticceria: Via dello Statuto, 60, 00185 Rome 📍Faro Caffè: Via Piave, 55, 00187 Rome 📍Caffetteria del Chiostro: Arco della Pace, 5, 00186 Rome 📍L'Antico Forno di Piazza Trevi: Via delle Muratte, 8, 00187 Rome 📍Bar Caffè Maneschi: Via della Frezza, 60-61, 00186 Rome 📍Gran Caffè Rione VIII: Via di S. Maria del Pianto, 59, 00186 Rome 🌍Follow @exploredolcevita for daily travel tips and inspiration 📌Save this post for your next trip to Rome 💌Send this to someone who needs to see this 📽️ worldwidevisitz #visitrome #romeitaly #romeguide #rometravel #iloverome #ancientrome #rometips #romelovers #romephotography #travelitaly #colloseum #romeblogger #trevi #romeview #romevacation #romerestaurant #romefoodguide #italylovers #exploreeurope #romafood #romatravel
Florence, Italy, is renowned for its stunning architecture, rich history, and vibrant culture. The city is home to iconic landmarks such as the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and Uffizi Gallery, which showcase its artistic and architectural heritage. The winding streets, charming piazzas, and picturesque river views all contribute to Florence's unique beauty. Additionally, the city's delicious cuisine, bustling markets, and welcoming atmosphere add to its undeniable allure. Whether exploring its world-class museums, savoring traditional Tuscan dishes, or simply strolling through its historic streets, Florence captivates visitors with its timeless beauty at every turn. . . 📽️ travellpartners #florence #italy_vacations #italy #travel #traveltheworld #exsplorepage #photography
📍Positano, Italy 📽️ gianluigi.palomba #positano #amalficoast #beautifuldestinations #amalficoastitaly #roamtheplanet
Some of my favorite places in Italy ✨ • Terme di Saturnia, Toscana • Arco Magno, Calabria • Amalfi & Atrani, Campania • Rocca Imperiale, Calabria • Polignano a Mare, Puglia • Punta Campanella, Campania • Bagni della Regina Giovanna, Campania • Fiordo di Furore, Campania @ gianluigi.palomba #italy #italytravel #whatitalyis #folkscenery #italiait #welivetoexplore #colorprowithme #worldfromabove
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Crystal-clear waters and white sandy beaches - La Pelosa, Sardegna has stolen my heart 🏖️💙 📽️ mimmomandrone #lapelosa #sardaigne #stintino #sardinia #cerdena #sardegna #cerdeña #italia #italy
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Villa Rufolo ⤵️ 1️⃣Immersed in the majestic landscapes of the Amalfi Coast, Villa Rufolo is a real historical gem that enchants visitors with its timeless beauty. 2️⃣It captivates you from the first glance: the entrance to the Villa is through a 14th-century tower which, with its intersecting arches and four statues symbolizing the seasons, seems like a secret passage to another dimension. 3️⃣It houses the Tower-Museum, the Knights' Hall, and the famous and wonderful Moorish Cloister. 4️⃣Visiting the Tower-Museum, you will feel immersed in an evocative atmosphere among statues, music, and sounds echoing elegantly thanks to the harmonica effect created by the glass staircase. Do not be intimidated by its 100 steps: the effort will surely be rewarded once you reach the top! 5️⃣The garden of Villa Rufolo is a real earthly paradise, perched above the sea. Here, the Ravello Music Festival takes place. 6️⃣Even Wagner was not indifferent to the wonderful garden: after visiting the villa and its garden, he claimed to have found the magical enchanted garden of Klingsor, referring to his opera Parsifal. 📽️ travelmarofficial #villarufolo #amalfi #amalficoast #italy #italytravel
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