A small village, at an altitude of 1450 meters, dominated by the Sassolungo and the Col Rodella mountains.
A famous resort on the Amalfi Coast, but with its fare share of history.
A charming hillside town on the east coast of Sicily and one of the island's main tourist resorts.
A cozy seaside resort town in Sicily.
Sicily's main beach resort, with an attractive old town.
Two cities in one: the new Ragusa Superior and the older Ragusa Ibla, a spectacular mix of narrow streets, old churches and impressive baroque architecture.
The second largest city in Sicily, at the foot of Mount Etna, the biggest volcano in Europe.
A village on the south coast of Sicily, Italy most famous for the neighbouring ruins of the Greek city of Selinus.
Stromboli is a very small Italian volcanic island in the Tyrrhenian Sea just north of Sicily.
Situated close to the Italian peninsula, Messina has always been considered the gate to Sicily.
Syracuse is over 2.700 years old and it was founded on an ancient Greek settlement.
A medieval city in Tuscany, where the beautiful old buildings have been kept and the new ones perfectly fit in.
A very colorful place, where every colour of the rainbow is represented by a house.
Famous for being the setting Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, Verona is a pleasant place to visit and it's a city that has preserved its artistic heritage.
Murano is an island town, part of Venice, famous for its glass factories.
This region in Southern Italy is considered the Caribbean of Europe thanks to its pristine beaches, stunning landscape, and rustic charms.
