Tourist offices Italy

Manarola, one of the five picturesque towns in Italy's Cinque Terre region, has a tourist information office located at the railway station. The office is the administrative and technical headquarters of the region. Visitors can obtain information on available accommodation, the main itineraries to explore and the Cinque Terre map. The telephone numbers for contacting the office are: 0039 0187 762600, 0039 0187 762640 and 0039 0187 760511. In addition to the Manarola office, there are other tourist information offices in various localities in the region, run by the local authorities and the Cinque Terre National Park. These offices offer assistance to visitors to make their stay a pleasant one and enable them to discover all the wonders of the Ligurian coast.

Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II is a small, elegant square in the historic center of Locorotondo. It is the main meeting point for locals and tourists alike, and is the entrance to the maze of alleys in the historic center. The square is adorned with outdoor gardens and also houses the tourist office, which can provide information on the town's attractions. Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II is a pleasant place to stroll and enjoy Locorotondo's lively atmosphere. It is surrounded by cafés and small craft shops. The square is also decorated with Christmas lights during the festive season.

Official site of the gorges through which nearby stays are organised. Green weeks for children. The hotel is located in three establishments at the choice, Il Borgo Country Resort, Casa Delle Monache, The Pogio Country Resort.

A new tourist map offering visitors an exclusive portfolio of services that allow visitors to visit the basilicas and monuments of greater religious and cultural interest in Rome, as well as the possibility of using Roma Cristiana's Open Bus and public transport. Sites such as the Coliseum, the Capitol Museum and forty museums are included in the map.

Located on the ground floor of Palazzo Comunale, the Modena Tourist Office offers a very efficient service. It reserves for you guided visits to the Palazzo Ducale of Modena, to the wineries, to the acetaie, and proposes oenogastronomic itineraries. This is where you can book your visit to the Acetaia Comunale and purchase the Unesco combined ticket giving access to the Torre Ghirlandina, the Museo del Duomo and the Acetaia Comunale. In addition to this, you will find the city map, brochures in French and the cultural calendar

Tourist information point just opposite the landing terminal. Several brochures available in French.

Pescara offers magnificent golden sandy beaches, cool pine forests, cliffs, promontories and coves. Mountain lovers can also take advantage of the many hiking trails and ski slopes in the surrounding mountains. Pescara is also renowned for its rich cuisine and culture, as well as its many picturesque villages not to be missed.

The tourist office offers a wealth of information on the region's tourist attractions. The staff speak French and offer a warm welcome to tourists. They are also available to help visitors find rentals in the area. Visitors have appreciated the tourist office's proximity to the city center.

The Cogoleto tourist office offers useful information on tourist attractions, local events and available services. The town of Cogoleto is close to other interesting destinations such as Arenzano, Varazze and Savona, which are easily reached by car in just a few minutes. Whether you want to discover the beaches, the countryside or the local culture, Cogoleto's tourist office is a good starting point for planning your stay in this charming Ligurian town.

The Province of Brescia has set up a network of reception and information offices, which work in collaboration with the municipalities and local companies and associations involved in tourism. In Sirmione, for example, there are two InfoPoints, one of which deals specifically with the hotel offer. It also provides information about thermal baths, heritage tours, excursions to natural parks (Monte Baldo, Alto Garda Bresciano), recreational activities (Gardaland, Aquapark Canevaworld), wine and food, and the agenda of cultural events.

The tourist information office in Lerici, Italy, is located in Via S. Biaggini, 552, 19032 Lerici SP. Here you'll find information on how to get to Lerici by public transport, the weather, parking facilities, restricted traffic zones and much more. The tourist information office also organizes cultural and artistic events such as concerts and exhibitions.

Pienza, a charming town in the province of Siena, has a tourist office called Prospettiva Pienza. The office also offers guided tours and provides information on accommodation, stores, restaurants and leisure services available in Pienza.

The Tourist Office of Cefalù, Italy, is located at Corso Ruggero, 77. This tourist office is a valuable resource for visitors seeking information about the town and its surroundings... Cefalù offers magnificent beaches, impressive medieval architecture and delicious cuisine.

Brindisi, a port city in Italy's Puglia region, offers a beautiful promenade along the Lungomare Regina Margherita. This waterfront promenade is a must for visitors to the city. Clean, well-maintained and offering magnificent views of both shores, the Lungomare Regina Margherita is a pleasant place to stroll. Numerous bars and restaurants line the promenade, offering visitors the chance to relax and enjoy the view while enjoying a meal or a drink. The promenade is also ideal for an evening stroll, with its lights and lively atmosphere.

A private company that will give you many information about the city and the region.

Cagliari, located in Sardinia, has several local tourist offices to help visitors plan their stay. THE I.A.T. Azienda Di Promozione Turistica is located in Piazza Deffenu. Ente Provinciale Per Il Turismo is also located in Piazza Deffenu. Other tourist institutions include Ente Sardo Industrie Turistiche (ESIT) on Via Mameli, Sardegna Costa Sud Consorzio Turistico on Viale Diaz, and STOREX Sardinia's Promotion And Tourism Marketing on Via Sassari. THE A.A.S.T.

Great office, overhanging the square. Very well provided in brochures on accommodation, restaurants and sports activities (diving, sailing…).

Travel agency.

Busachi is a small town in Sardinia. Although there isn't much information available on the town's tourist attractions, there does appear to be a tourist office where visitors can obtain further information.

Site in English and Italian, updated regularly, with many addresses of accommodation and restaurants, but few comments and cultural or historical explanations. However useful to prepare his trip.

Rental and sale of villas with many photos and information. Site in English, French, Italian and German.

This site is surely the one offering the most beautiful photos of beaches. Very detailed descriptions of coasts and beaches, as well as routes from all regions. In French.

Finally, for Internet users, two Internet sites are indispensable for all knowledge about Verdi and the events dedicated to him: www.giuseppeverdi.it and www.giuseppeverdi.org

In winter, the town offers 100 km of ski runs and 23 ski lifts, as well as shopping and relaxation opportunities. In summer, Bardonecchia offers a multitude of events and shows dedicated to sport, nature, music, theater, culture, shopping and relaxation. Bardonecchia also has over 40 accommodation facilities to welcome visitors and ensure they have a wonderful vacation. Food lovers can sample local produce in typical restaurants and mountain huts. Bardonecchia also offers a wide range of sporting activities, including skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, hiking, horse riding and golf. Shopping enthusiasts will be delighted to find over 130 boutiques selling typical products, sports equipment, clothing and handicrafts. Finally, culture buffs can discover Alpine art, history and traditions through museums, fortifications and villages to visit.

History of Milan and lots of interesting news (Italian).

A green newspaper Milan of culture, tradition, politics and leisure, with a very attentive eye on Europe.

Maps prepared by the Milan Chamber of Commerce on the historic buildings of the city (Italian).

Site on the monumental cemetery with many pictures (in English).