Ania Halagarda

Who among you does not associate picturesque views of the lush hills, with vineyards hidden among them and atmospheric towns, where you can enjoy tasting outstanding local cuisine and see how local wine is produced? This is Tuscany - one of the most important points of tourism in Europe. Certainly also one of the most beautiful places in Italy. It is worth spending more time in Tuscany and apart from the well-known routes, leading mainly to Florence, it is worth visiting less known towns. One of them is Arezzo, where you will see many interesting monuments and try an excellent local drink. We will try to introduce them to you a bit!.

Arezzo - in the heart of green Italy

When you dream of a quiet rest, your children take turns on holidays in the mountains and at the seaside, and your wife or husband is tempted by cities full of monuments - go to Languedoc-Roussillon by motorhome. In the region stretching from the Rhone Valley to the Pyrenees, you will find everything you need - lazy villages, summer resorts, historic towns, hills and gorges. As the area did not become part of France until the 17th century, you will certainly notice Spanish architectural influences and hear the Catalan language. We invite you to read a guide to this diverse region!.

Languedoc-Rousillon - from the Rhone Valley to the Pyrenees

Are you planning a family vacation in Italy? Or maybe you are looking for a place in Italy for a romantic motorhome trip for two? Today we recommend and introduce you to the northern part of the country, in particular the picturesquely situated Lake Garda. The reservoir in the Veneto region, or Veneto, is a unique place that will provide an unforgettable experience to everyone, regardless of age. We invite you to read the practical guide!. Lago di Garda is the largest lake in Italy, whose unique beauty is determined by its phenomenal location among mountain slopes. The water is also unique in it, because it is the cleanest in the country and with a color reminiscent of the waters of the Adriatic Sea. Surrounded, typically Italian towns - with narrow streets and panoramic terraces in restaurants serving flagship Italian cuisine complete the image of the region. Its popularity is also due to the ideal climate, conducive to water baths. Interesting stops around the shores of the lake are towns such as Riva del Garda, Navene, Malcesine, Brenzone sul Garda, Sirmione and Torbole. Almost all of them have access to their own free beach with a gentle slope into the water. You can spice up your vacation in Veneto with short trips to nearby cities known in the region. We especially recommend you a trip to Verona , which owes its fame to Shakespeare's work - Romeo and Juliet. In the city, you will find many book marks, including the famous Juliet's house and a balcony where one of the scenes took place. You can also go to Padua, where you will find such monuments as the Palazzo del Bo, the Basilica of St. Antoni or Prato della Valle. During your vacation in Italy, you can go to Venice. This city does not need to be introduced to tourists - the dense network of canals with characteristic gondolas, the Venetian carnival with richly decorated masks and the film festival taking place during the summer holidays are just a few of the excuses to visit the city on the water.

Italian holidays on Lake Garda

As the well-known proverb says - all roads lead to Rome. And it is not only about the mere fact of moving, but also about the constant desire to return to the city that has captivated tourists from all over the world traveling to Italy for decades. Rome, which is the capital of the Lazio region and the country itself, is the most important and the most popular point on its map - full of monuments that are worth seeing at least once in a lifetime. What you must see during your stay in the Eternal City? What places in the region should you visit by the way? Where to stay when traveling to Italy?.

Rome - the eternal city

Chieti is a small town in Abruzzo, with an estimated population of just over 50,000. Its unique location determines its uniqueness. The city is located on the Aterno River, just a few kilometers from the shores of the Adriatic Sea, at the same time it is close to two well-known and popular mountain ranges in the Apennines - Majella and Gran Sasso. So both sunbathers and winter sports fans will spend a pleasant holiday there. What you absolutely must see in Chieti? Check out our guide to the city and the nearest wineries in the region!.

Chieti - between the Adriatic Sea and the Apennines

Tourists love Italy is a country we love. Everyone will find something for themselves at any time of the year. Historic cities full of historic buildings and excellent cuisine await visitors. In winter, you can ski there, and in the season you can sunbathe on the sandy beaches. Preferably in the most fashionable of the resorts - Rimini. However, when you get bored of lying on the beach, you can go exploring the interesting region of Emilia-Romagna. How to plan a dream trip? We advise!. Rimini is a definite favorite when it comes to resorts located on the shores of the Adriatic Sea. The city, constantly bustling with life, with long sandy beaches attracts hundreds of sun-hungry tourists every year to visit Italy . It is the largest bathing area in the region, it can additionally boast the "Blue Flag" badge, which confirms the purity of the waters. It is in this city that one of the largest amusement parks in Europe are located - Mirabilandia and Aquafan. For lovers of partying there are pubs and discos open until the morning. However, not everyone knows that Rimini, apart from a rich leisure offer, hides beautiful monuments. You will find a wonderful old town with the Tiberius Bridge and the Arch of Augustus. The city fortress - Castello Malatestiano is also worth considering in your vacation plan in Rimini . To get away from the hustle and bustle of the resort, you can also take a stroll through the squares in the heart of the city - especially piazza Cavour and Piazza tre Martiri.

Rimini - the most famous Italian resort

Styria is the second largest federal state in Austria. On an area of over 16,000 square kilometers, it is covered with vast forest areas, numerous meadows and long-lasting fruit and vines. There is a reason why this area is often called the "green heart" of the country. Visitors are tempted by natural tourist attractions, including hundreds of kilometers of ski slopes. The extraordinary hospitality of the region's inhabitants and outstanding local cuisine are also important, which make Styria one of the favorite destinations not only of Austrians, but also of thousands of foreign tourists.

Styria - in the green heart of Austria

Caserta is a city in northern Italy, located in the Campania region. According to the data, the commune with an area of 53 km2 is inhabited by 85 thousand. people. Although it is not the largest or the most popular city for travelers in this part of Italy, it has a lot to offer to tourists visiting it. There you will find numerous monuments, including the picturesquely situated and impressive palace. What else will you see during your trip to Caserta? What dishes should you try while in the area?.

Caserta - Italian Versailles

Veneto, from Italian - Veneto, is a region located in the northeastern part of the country. It borders Austria to the north, Friuli Venezia Giulia to the east, Emilia Romagna to the south, and Trentino-Alto Adige and Lombardy to the west. In terms of size, 18,500 km2, it is the eighth region of Italy. The subcontinental climate and access to both the sea and the mountains mean that tourists can visit it freely all year round - for sunbathing or skiing. Without a doubt, the most popular destination in the region is Venice , the city of canals, which is entirely based on water transport, including the famous vaporetto and pedestrian trams. This important tourist center attracts visitors mainly due to the world-famous Venetian carnival and its characteristic masks. There are also numerous monuments on site, including the Basilica and St. Mark's Square, Rialto Bridge and Clock Tower. The crowning achievement of your stay is a gondola ride on the Grand Canal. The next stop on your Veneto tour may be Padua - one of the oldest Italian cities, worth seeing one of the largest churches in the world, the Basilica of St. Anthony and the largest square in Europe - Prato della Valle. During a visit to the city, it is also worth reaching the Palace del Bo and the University Botanical Garden. It is worth enriching the trip plan by visiting Verona , made famous by Shakespeare with the work "Romeo and Juliet". There, crowds of tourists have the opportunity to go on a trip along the trail of unhappy lovers. Nature lovers, in turn, will rest on Lake Garda , which enjoys the title of the cleanest body of water in the country. There are small towns and numerous resorts around the lake.

Veneto - travels ... culinary!

Most tourists associate Lazio only with Rome. Meanwhile, the area in the center of Italy, located on the Tyrrhenian Sea on one side and surrounded by the Apennines on the other, has much more to offer than visiting the monuments of the Eternal City and the Vatican. It is safe to say that in Lazio everyone will find something for themselves. The azure sea, blue lakes, green lowlands, olive groves stretching for miles, locally produced white wine and excellent - as in all of Italy - cuisine await visitors.

Lazio - the cradle of the Roman state

Sardinia, the second largest island in the Mediterranean after Sicily, is a unique place. There is a reason why it is called a "miniature continent". There you can find clear sea with beautiful beaches, numerous caves and waterfalls, there are plenty of rivers and lakes, and mountains and gorges await you on foot. The diversity of the island is a great reason to choose it as a destination for your motorhome vacation. What to see in the capital of Sardinia? What local dishes to try? Check out our mini-guide!.

Sardinia - a miniature continent

Liguria, a region in the northwest of Italy, is often referred to as the Italian Riviera. Lying in the Gulf of Genoa, on the Ligurian Sea, it stretches in a picturesque way between two mountain ranges - the Alps and the Apennines. The area owes its name to one of the oldest tribes in Italy - the Ligurians, who came to the country from North Africa. How to plan a visit to Liguria? What regional cuisine to try while traveling? We invite you to read!. The capital of the region is Genoa, the atmosphere of which you will feel best while walking between the densely dotted streets that make up the old town. Among them, it is worth visiting the Cathedral of San Lorenzo and the Church of Gesu, whose walls are decorated with paintings by Rubens. From Rafaelle de Ferrari Square stretches a new part of the city, filled with fashion salons and equally trendy cafes. When visiting Genoa , sooner or later you will reach a great port, where there is also an aquarium with several hundred interesting species of marine animals. Portofino should be an important point when traveling in Liguria . The town, situated in the Gulf of Golfi del Tigullio, stands out for its colorfully packed houses, creating a postcard-like view. Monte di Portofino, a peak belonging to the Regional Park, is also not far from here. The trip would not be complete without a visit to the Cinque Terre , which brings together five spectacular towns - Vernazza, Riomaggiore, Monterosso, Manarola and Corniglia. Situated on steep cliffs, connected by a winding mountain path, they form the Cinque Terre National Park. Each town is delighted with its unique location and atmospheric buildings - it is worth staying here for longer. Sanremo, made famous by the Italian Song Festival, is also located in the region. Its central point is Piazza Coloma, and the oldest district - La Pigna, full of local bars.