It is hard to find a more interesting corner of Spain, more saturated with contrasts and influences of different cultures than Andalusia. The very name of the place sounds captivating - the Arabs named it just like that, Al-Andaluz. Stretching through almost half of the southern part of the country, neighboring with Portugal, it has been a tasty morsel for centuries, for everyone: Romans, Arabs, today ... tourists. Andalusia is not so much attractive, it is even hypnotizing. A journey in Andalusia will include the mighty mountain peaks of the Pyrenees, orange groves, fiery flamenco, sandy beaches of the Costa del Sol, and, of course, unique architecture. Although many tourists prefer to focus on the art of relaxing on the beach, it is worth getting off your deckchair for a moment and going deep into this amazing province to discover the heritage of ancient, Arab and Christian culture on your own. Each of them had Andalusia under its rule, and each left its mark in the form of world-class monuments that we can see today in all their splendor ...

Andalusia - the child of many cultures

You can write a lot about Venice, the capital of the Veneto region. For example, it is one of the most beautiful, romantic and most visited places in Europe. There are also cyclical events in the city, attracting thousands of tourists from all over the world to Italy. Although not all of them take place in high season, it is worth taking them into account when planning your dream vacation in Italy. After a lot of experience, we recommend you rest on one of the beaches of the region - there are plenty of them!.

Venice - carnival, gondolier races and ... sunbathing!

Those who want to get to know Croatia from its strict, "wild" side will probably plan a traveling vacation or a vacation in places that have not been too commercialized. By "sightseeing" they mean admiring the rugged coast with a lot of corners difficult for tourists, as well as driving through areas that are not at the top of national attractions. Which, of course, does not equal the fact that they are not attractive. There are certainly many beautiful and tempting corners on the island of Krk, which is becoming more and more popular with tourists every year, but fortunately still not crowded. A good example of an interesting, but underestimated point of the island is the town of Omisalj.

Travel through Krk

It's no secret that a trip to Italy is often a journey deep into the tastes and aromas of this amazing country. Everyone who lands in Rome or Naples certainly dreams of classic Italian spaghetti, cappuccino or, of course, pizza. However, it is worth remembering that Italy is an incredibly diverse country, and until recently its individual regions were separate countries that differed from each other linguistically, culturally and culinaryally. That is why it is sometimes worth getting away from the ubiquitous pizzomania and going to a place where the cuisine is different, unique and unique. For real gourmands, we recommend Apulia - this small region, located at the end of the "Italian shoe". Small, but rich in culinary traditions dating back many hundreds of years. Apulia is a gourmet's paradise - mainly because, as its people say, "food is not part of Apulia's life, but is life itself." How much truth is there, you can only check it in one way ... you have to go to the heart and capital of Apulia - charming Lecce.

Eat Apulia

Verona is one of the most important cities in northeastern Italy. Located on the Adyga River, at the foot of the Venetian Alps, it is visited by hundreds of thousands of tourists every year. In the past, due to the prevalence of building material, Verona was called the "marble city". Today it is associated with the title of "city of love". All thanks to the work of Shakespeare, who set the plot of the drama "Romeo and Juliet" in Verona. What to see in a one-day visit to the city? What regional dishes to try? Check out our practical guide to the charming city of Veneto!.

Verona - a journey to the city of love

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

While exploring other attractions of Slovenia, we will find a number of places where the influences of different cultures intertwine with each other. Due to the fact that it is inhabited by representatives of many nations, one can get the impression that it is actually several countries in one. This is not surprising, however, given the turbulent past of the country that is today the most prosperous of all the countries of the former Yugoslavia. A good example of cultural diversity is Lendava, where three nations live side by side, and the municipality is officially bilingual.

Lendava - a healthy mind in a healthy body

The second largest island of Italy, a stop halfway between Europe and Africa, offers wetlands that attract nature lovers (and cyclists), over 1,800 km of coastline in various, fanciful forms, and the remains of an ancient civilization that they saw in water is the power to heal not only the body but also the soul. It is about the heart of the Mediterranean Sea, surrounded by the emerald waters of Sardinia. The capital of Sardinia and at the same time the largest center of the island, Cagliari, is a beautiful city, which today can be easily reached, for example, by low-cost airlines from Krakow. Beautifully located in the Bay of Angels, it guarantees a successful holiday for both lovers of lounging on the beaches and tourists who like spending time actively. When planning a visit to Cagliari , it is worth considering climbing Monte Urpin, from which there is a wonderful view of the entire city and the surrounding area. In the resort itself, sooner or later legs will lead us to Castello, the Old Town, where there are attractions such as the Elephant Tower or several museums with interesting exhibitions. The greatest interest of the visitors is aroused by the finds from the times of the Nordic civilization (including the statues of the Mother Goddess), which can be seen in the National Archaeological Museum. If someone would like to learn more about the history of the mysterious Nuragians, during trips around Sardinia, he will encounter more than one holy well and the so-called nuragi, which are especially abundant in the central part of the island, around Paulilatino. The wells, apart from obtaining water, served as a place of prayers and - according to one of the theories - as a source of energy. The nuragi, on the other hand, are towers built over a stone altar. One of the best-preserved, Su Nuraxi , can be found near Barumini.

Sardinia sour and salty

Holidays in Croatia have become a kind of Polish tourist ritual for several years. No wonder - it is still one of the most charming and sunny corners of Europe, the inhabitants of which are famous for their typical Balkan hospitality. However, the popularity among tourists also means that when going to Croatia we will have to face crowds of other travelers who, just like us, crave sun and blue skies, washed down with excellent local wine. Therefore, if we would like to really relax, there is no point in going to Dubrovnik or Split again. However, it is worth discovering the magical and peaceful coast of this country, which can still surprise you with empty, picturesque beaches or towns where time has stopped. One of such places on the map of the Balkans is Istria - the ancient land of the Etruscans, where to this day life seems to go along with its own rhythm, without haste and rush.

Croatia in the light version

Veneto, the north-eastern corner of Italy, located between the Adriatic Sea and the Dolomites, has fascinated for centuries. And no wonder - after all, here are some of the most beautiful cities in this part of the country: Venice - the capital of lovers with its canals and gondoliers, and Verona - the famous town where W. Shakespeare placed two of the world's most famous lovers, Romeo and Juliet. Among them we can also find Padua - a medieval university center, which to this day perfectly recreates the atmosphere and atmosphere of past centuries. Will the holiday in Veneto be successful? Surely! After all, no Italian region combines so many wonders of architecture, nature and culture in such a small area. If we add to this the opportunity to immerse yourself in the Italian dolce vita and taste the delicious and world-famous specialties of Italian cuisine - like pizza and real spaghetti - it is hard to imagine a better place for an "Italian vacation". And, of course, one thing that must not be forgotten - Italian hospitality! Surely everyone would like to take part in a home Italian feast, or spend an evening under the stars with a glass of wine in hand - with the inhabitants of Veneto, who are famous for their openness to strangers, such miracles are possible!.

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