Are you planning for vacation, here we mentioned 5 places you must visit in Italy
1 Puglia
If you looking for vacation in Italy, Puglia can surely now take its place in the first rank of Italy’s famous regions. ancient towns, extravagant churches dreamt up by Europe’s finest architects the footprints of an endless procession of conquerors and cultures, stamped in stone, gold and marble; olive-green seas; and food the equal of any in Italy. There is some most luxury, hotels where you can enjoy an exclusive experience. These are the kind of hotels where to arrive and relax some days after a busy trip visiting other Italian places.
2 Portofino
The small fishing village of Portofino, right on the Italian Riviera, is a devastatingly beautiful travel destination. Portofino is not only the name of the famous village but also designates the beautiful promontory called Monte di Portofino, on whose coast the small village is located. It is dominated by the church of San Giorgio and by the Castello Brown that overlooks the bay from above. All the rest are wonderful villas hidden in the Mediterranean scrub. If you want to enjoy the atmosphere of the Dolce Vita to the fullest, we recommend a private boat tour that will allow you to admire the village from the sea,
discover the beautiful coast of the Marine Reserve and swim in the most hidden coves. From late March to the end of October is the best period to visit Portofino. Usually, shops and restaurants close in winter and reopen for the Easter holidays.
3 Venice
Venice is one of our favorite spots in Italy. Venice is romantic, historic, and gorgeous. It is also small and compact Most people have just a few days in this magical city. Here is a short list of the best things to do in Venice.
1 ST. MARK’S SQUARE- The best things to do here? Take a 360° panorama photo and go people watching.
2 VIEW VENICE FROM THE RIALTO BRIDGE- From the top of the bridge, enjoy another fantastic, iconic view of this city.
See it at sunrise, see it at sunset, join the crowds of tourists in the middle of the day.
3 CLIMB THE CAMPANILE DI SAN MARCO- The only way to the top is by elevator. From the top, your reward is one of the best views of the city.
4 Cinque Terre
Cinque Terre comprises five villages (hence the name, which translates to “Five Lands”) on the northwestern coast of Italy in the region of Liguria. The area is home to some 4,000 inhabitants, but attracts around three million tourists every year. Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza, Monterosso al Mare these are some towns in Cinque terre you must visit.
5 Sorrento
Sorrento is a accessible, laid back, and colorful small city. Because this is such a big city, visitors will find many sights and attractions around town. With stunning beauty. Sorrento has an active nightlife scene for those who seek it out. The city is known for its laid back atmosphere, but there are still a number of clubs where you can dance the night away. While the main city center has its share of bars and activities, some of the best known clubs are actually a bit outside of the city center.
