Florence is one of the major tourist cities in Italy. It is often combined with a visit to Rome, as Florence is easy to reach by train from the capital read more...

A miniature village, hardly searchable on the Internet. It is located on a hill, and at the very top there is a small park with picturesque views. If you're looking for a place to drink a bottle of wine at sunset, this is one of the best places in all of Tuscany read more...

Bagnoregio is the most beautiful Italian town of the ones that we've seen. It is situated on a tall cliff, ... read more...

Conveniently located on the motorway between Venice and Milan, Verona is quite popular among tourists.

The city ... read more...

Taormina is the best town in Sicily, be sure to include it to your route. It is also the best ... read more...

During our second visit to Florence, we decided to stay on the left bank of the Arno River. In the Middle Ages, poorer people lived there. With the modern approach to life and more developed infrastructure, these areas, on the contrary, are more prestigious read more...

Of course, the most famous statue of Christ is located in Rio de Janeiro. There are similar statues in many other countries, though they are not so famous, for example, in Lisbon. A statue of Christ the Redeemer in Italy, 22 meters high, was erected on Mount San Biagio in 1965 read more...

Palermo is the capital of Sicily and the largest city. It's world famous as the capital of the mafia. However, ... read more...

If you are in Golfo Aranci and have saved some energy, you can try to climb Mount Ruju, which offers fabulous views of the Sardinian coast read more...

One of the popular instagrammable agriturismo. Tourists come here specifically to photograph one of the most beautiful cypress alleys in Italy. Parking along the road 43.199818, 11.590154, then walk about 150 meters through the fields read more...

One of the famous viewpoints on the Val d'Orcia Valley. You can come here at any time of the day read more...

This place is not a tourist attraction, and I don't think tourists have heard of it at all. We found it because we saw it in the movie Letters to Juliet (2010) read more...