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When we think of Italy, hundreds of images come to mind: Rome, Venice, Milan, Florence... However, the peninsula is home to many other wonders, far from these big cities known to all. If you want to...
Recommended , The 29/08/2018 by Aurélie HANNIER
Are you tired of "classic" destinations? You plan holidays but want to avoid the hordes of tourists? It's time to go out of the beaten tracks to discover places that ...
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To travel to the heart of Puglia is to encounter an enchanting heritage. Bari stands out for its unique Mediterranean charm. This dynamic port city, bathed in sunshine, invites you to sample its enchanting...
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A colorful Mediterranean wonder, Cagliari is the pearl of Sardinia. Let yourself be carried away by the colors, scents and warm welcome of the islanders. A real "coup de coeur" destination! With a...
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Imagine strolling through the cobblestone streets of Florence, where art and history come together under the Tuscan sky. A 3-day weekend in Florence invites you to travel back in time to the heart...
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With its timeless charm and cosmopolitan atmosphere, your three-day weekend in Milan promises to be dazzling. Italy's beating heart, the city is also known as the capital of fashion. From its majestic...
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Herculaneum is another Roman village buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, and frozen forever by its ashes. This Roman-era seaside resort is often overshadowed by the much larger Pompeii,...
Recommended by Adélaïde SAUTER
A visit to Pompeii is one of Italy's most visited sites, and undoubtedly one of the most fascinating. It all began in 79BC, when Vesuvius, still one of the world's most active volcanoes, erupted....
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A country with a thousand faces, Italy is a patchwork of changing landscapes, from north to south. And it's precisely in the south-east of the peninsula, in the heel of the boot, that you'll find...
Recommended by Aliénor DE PERIER
Turbulent and endearing, irreverent and religious, a beautiful landowner with an arm of the sea: Naples never ceases to surprise and dazzle. Naples is more a city to live in than to visit, despite...
Recommended by Aliénor DE PERIER
Rome is one of Italy's must-visit cities! Some have sung the praises of its weekends, others have decided to film seventh-art gems here... Rome, the beautiful, the unique, the timeless. Numerous typical...
Recommended by Adélaïde SAUTER
Climbing Mount Etna is an experience you'll never forget, and one of Italy's must-sees. And with good reason: not only is it Europe's highest active volcano at 3,357 m, it's also one of the most active...
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The world capital of fashion and design, Milan boasts a remarkable heritage to discover, including the Gothic cathedral of the Duomo of Milan, in the heart of the city, and the convent of Santa Maria...
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A visit to Mount Vesuvius is a must in Naples. At 1,281 m high, its silhouette has become one of the symbols of southern Italy. It is all the more mythical for being one of only three active volcanoes...
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Located just 25 kilometers from Naples, Pompeii is a city that invites you to step back in time and discover what life was like 2,000 years ago, before Vesuvius destroyed everything. Pompeii was...
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Florence is one of Italy's most important cities and the country's cultural heart. Much of its appeal lies in its museums , and in fact there are so many that visitors are spoilt for choice. Michelangelo's...
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Rome is one of Europe's cities with the largest number of tourist attractions, and the Vatican and Sistine Chapel are certainly two of the most important. Find out in this article how to get tickets for...