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Visiting Italy

It is generally acknowledged that Italy is one of the most beautiful and interesting countries on earth. Visiting Italy, from Venice in the north to Sicily in the south, you will find that the wonderful contrasts of scenery, food, lifestyle and culture are totally absorbing. Italy has more Unesco World Heritage Sites to visit than any other country in the world and its great cities: Rome, Venice and Florence, have been the favourite destinations of tourists for centuries. In addition to visiting these treasures, Italian holidays can offer some of the best skiing, hiking, swimming, scuba diving and sailing to be found anywhere on the planet.
Aside from all of that, there is nothing better than people watching with a cup of coffee in the piazza, or enjoying a glass of wine over a long, lingering, Mediterranean lunch in the sunshine.
So, what should the first-time visitor to Italy aim to see? Here is a selection of favourite locations for Italy vacations:
The unique Grande Canal in Venice
The rolling, cypress covered hills of Tuscany
The ancient and enduring beauty of Rome
The sunny, holiday romance of Capri and Amalfi
The white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters of Sardinia
The exotic, baroque beauty of Sicily
Discover the Real Calabria with 'In Italy Tours'
The choice of Italian holidays is endless, and although never far away from each other, these sites would take more than a lifetime to fully appreciate.
But it's never too late to start - Visit Italy!
Our 'Visiting Italy' pages will provide all the information that a tourist needs to know when visiting Italy. There is a list of Italian airports, complete with links to each of their websites. On the 'Getting around Italy' page, there is a description of transport links around Italy, together with the train and bus timetables. And finally, there is a list of hotels, agriturismos and bed and breakfasts in various areas of the country.
We have also listed a number of Holiday Tours available as well as various activities you can enjoy while you are in Italy.
The locations listed on the right will provide some of the most memorable Italian holidays - click on an image to find out more information about each location and don't forget to visit our 'Useful Phrases' page, where you can find the essential 'tourist' vocabulary for holidays in Italy. There are a number of Italian Language Schools, listed on the left, which provide cultural elements to their classes, enabling visitors to immerse themselves in the culture of italy while having a holiday and learning the language - "Ottimo!".
Italy is one of the best countries in Europe for Golf Holidays, with some high quality golf courses set in beautiful locations. In our 'Golf in Italy' section, you will find a list of all the golf clubs and resorts in Italy.
Italy is also a fabulous place for a sailing holiday. In our section 'Sailing in Italy', you will find a description of all the best italian sailing areas, plus some other useful information for those thinking of taking an Italian sailing holiday.
Must See Guide
Profile
Profile of Italy : History of Italy : The Italian Flag : Italian National Anthem : Italian Culture : Italian Geography : Climate of Italy : Earthquakes in Italy
Government : The First Republic : The Years of Lead : The Second Republic : Italian Media : Italian Education System : Italian Healthcare System : Cosa Nostra
Camorra : 'Ndrangheta : Sacra Corona : News - Sara Scazzi : News - Naples Rubbish : Silvio Berlusconi : Giotto : Carlo Levi : Giacomo Puccini
Snakes in Italy - Introduction : Snakes in Italy - Whip Snake : Theatre - Commedia del Arte : Italian Cinema
Regions
Regions of Italy : Abruzzo : Aosta Valley : Basilicata : Calabria : Campania : Emilia-Romagna : Friuli-Venezia Giulia : Lazio : Liguria : Lombardy : Marche
Molise : Piedmont : Puglia : Sardinia : Sicily : Trentino-Alto Adige : Tuscany : Umbria : Veneto
Places
Aeolian Islands : Amalfi Coast : Aosta : Argentario : Baroque Sicily : Bologna : Catanzaro : Chiantishire : Cinque Terre : Costa Smeralda : Florence : Garfagnana
Lauria : Lucca : Maratea : Maremma : Milan : Pompei : Porto Ercole : Porto Santo Stefano : Rome : Sapri : Trento : Tropea : Trieste : Turin : Tuscan Islands
Vatican City : Venice : Viareggio
Visiting Italy
Visiting Italy : Italian Airports : Getting Around Italy : Weddings in Italy : Golf in Italy : Sailing in Italy : Italian Tourist Websites : Useful Italian Phrases
Viareggio Carnival : Puccini Festival : Festival of Sant' Efisio : Venice Carnival
Living in Italy
Living in Italy : Choosing an area to live : Finding Property : Buying property in Italy : Living Legally in Italy : Registering for School : Registering for Healthcare
Italian Tax System : Italian Recipes - Passata : Motoring in Italy
Italian Food
Italian Food : Food of Abruzzo : Food of Aosta Valley : Food of Basilicata : Food of Calabria : Food of Campania : Food of Emilia-Romagna
Food of Friuli-Venezia Giulia : Food of Lazio : Food of Liguria : Food of Lombardy : Food of Marche : Food of Molise : Food of Piedmont : Food of Puglia
Food of Sardinia : Food of Sicily : Food of Trentino-Alto Adige : Food of Tuscany : Food of Umbria : Food of Veneto









