Tourist offices Italy

Montella, a charming town in the province of Avellino in Italy, has a tourist office called Pro Loco Montella. The aim of Pro Loco Montella is to promote a culture of hospitality and tourist information, in collaboration with the municipality, other associations and public and private bodies. They also organize initiatives to publicize Montella's attractions, even outside the town, and work to improve tourist services. In addition to their tourism activities, they also contribute to improving the quality of life in the municipality and organize cultural events such as conferences, concerts and lotteries.

The website of the municipality of Ostuni.

The Vatican Museum site offers five illustrated guided tours of photographs. It also puts on line the calendar of museums opening times that it is sometimes good to check.

Selinunte, located in Sicily, is a tourist destination rich in history and culture. The Selinunte Archaeological Park is a must-see, with its well-preserved Greek temples. The park is open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., with the last entrance at 5 p.m. In addition to the park, there are other interesting sites to visit in the surrounding area. 90 km away is Agrigento, with its archaeological park and museum. In the same direction, you can also visit the theater of Eraclea Minoa, Sciacca and Caltabellotta. 90 km towards Trapani, you can visit the Cusa quarries, Gibellina, the Belice valley, Segeste, Erice, Mothia, San Vito lo Capo, the Zingaro nature reserve and the Egades islands. Just 110 km towards Palermo, you can visit Monreale, Palermo, Solunto and Cefalù. Apart from archaeological sites, there are also museums to visit, such as the Civic Museum of Castelvetrano and the Regional Archaeological Museum of Palermo. Art lovers can also visit the Church of Sant'Egidio in Mazara del Vallo, home to the famous Dancing Satyr. For food lovers, be sure to sample the region's typical products, such as Castelvetrano black bread, Castelvetrano crushed olives and black olives, and Castelvetrano olive oil. Selinunte offers a perfect blend of cultural heritage, nature and gastronomy.

Alberobello is a charming town in the province of Bari. As well as providing tourist information, Pro Loco Alberobello also offers services such as restaurant recommendations, typical products, accommodation and events. Be sure to visit the trulli, traditional stone houses with characteristic conical roofs. You can also stroll through the picturesque streets of the old town and discover the region's culinary specialties.

Here you will find all the information you need to organize your stay in Ravenna and its surroundings: city map, timetables of museums and monuments, brochures, calendar of events... You can also purchase the Romagna Visit Card, which gives you free entry to 55 cultural sites in the provinces of Ravenna, Forlì-Cesena, Rimini and Ferrara, as well as discounts and advantages on 70 tourist sites and activities for a total cost of €20. It is valid for the entire calendar year.

Beautiful brochures from the city are at your disposal. They speak French.

Located in Piazza Vittorio Alfieri in Asti, Italy, the Centro informazioni turistiche - Langhe Roero Monferrato is the town's tourist office. Whether you're looking for information on tourist attractions, local events or recommended restaurants, the staff at the tourist office are here to help.

Carpi, a charming town in the province of Modena in Italy, has a tourist office to welcome visitors. THE I.A.T.

Trani, a charming town on Italy's Adriatic coast, has a tourist office called IAT Trani. The office offers information on the city's tourist attractions, as well as guided tours. Trani is a city rich in history and culture, with sites such as the Cathedral, Castello Svevo, the Colonna Monastery, the Chiesa di San Domenico and the Jewish Quarter. Visitors can also enjoy events and festivals throughout the year.

For more information about the tourist sites of Matera.

The Albissola Marina tourist office, located in Piazza W. Lam, is an essential information point for visitors to the town. The tourist office offers a range of services, such as promoting local tourism, managing tourist events and activities, and updating the town's website. It also manages the municipality's external communication services, including press relations and social media.

At this address, you will find all the useful information on the Madonie Park.

The receptionists provide information on accommodation, cultural visits in the city and in the surrounding area (Torbole, Arco, Ledro), restaurants, shopping. They announce the advantages of the Garda Guest Card, which offers discounts on the region's must-see attractions (panoramic elevator ride to Bastione di Riva, boat trip, wine tasting in the cellars of the Valle dei Laghi, entrance to the Comano Spa). Here, outdoor activities are king: hiking at the foot of the Brenta Dolomites, skiing, cycling, swimming.

Garda is a popular tourist destination. With its sixty hotels, residences and modern convention center, Garda offers a wide range of facilities to welcome visitors. The Gulf of Garda is a real gem, with its blue waters and Mediterranean vegetation. To the north of the gulf lies Punta San Vigilio, a must-see for celebrities on vacation on the Riviera. To the south, the Rocca hill offers a breathtaking view of the lake. Garda Castle once stood on this hill, giving its name to the lake. Garda has been renowned for its tourism since Roman times, and the locals have developed a range of first-rate tourist activities. Garda's surroundings are also full of interesting places to visit, such as Malcesine with its Scaligero castle and funicular to Mount Baldo, Riva del Garda or Limone. Garda's restaurants offer delicious cuisine based on lake fish, olive oil and local cheeses. A walk along the lake or an evening swim in its waters are experiences not to be missed. The Garda tourist office is located in Piazza Donatori di Sangue.