Vacation in Italy: Where should you definitely go? What should you definitely do?
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It’s more the question you like to do. It doesn’t matter if you can take all the sights and enjoy nothing like the Chinese.
Italy is so diverse and simply has heavenly places and landscapes that you should experience everyone for yourself, then all the islands where each has its own charm, that is not to be created.
Think about what you want to do. Just a pure city trip? How much time do you plan? Do you want to go to the sea or to the mountains or a lake? When do you want to travel (Florence and Rome is very hot in August)? Do you want to see volcanoes? You’re mobile and you don’t just want to be stuck in one place.
You see, this question is difficult to answer if you have no background knowledge (we).
If you can answer the questions, you can also give more detailed tips. I personally would make a region and look at it more closely, such as Tuscany or an island.
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Rome should not be missing > Petersdom with the Vatican Museums/Sixtinian Chapel, Lateran, Spanish Steps, Palazzo Venezia, Trevi Fountain, Campo dei Fiori, Engelsburg, Engelsbrücke, Via Appia, Santa Maria Maggiore, Pantheon , Colosseum, Villa Borghese, Ostia, Piazza Navona, Flohmarkt in Trastevere, botanic garden in Trasteolitti…
Tuscany, Florence, Lago Maggiore, Cervo Ligure, Alassio, San Remo etc.
Italy is so big and varied, there is in a vacation, should it not be in stress to create anything at all.
There would be city tours to Rome, Florence or Venice.
Hiking holidays in the Dolomites and Voralpen.
The beautiful Upper Italian lakes such as Lake Garda, Lake Como, Lago Maggiore
The whole coast
The graceful and historic Tuscany, the beautiful Umbria
The large islands of Sardinia and Sicily or the smaller ones like Elba or Capri.
Take a look.
Sardinia(Favourite), Sicily, Rome, Venice, Milan, sorrent, Capri, mantova, Bologna Siena, Florence , Perugia, Assisi, Lago Maggiore,Gardasee, Arezzo, Pisa, Lucca and many more we liked everything
My absolute favourite is clearly the island of Sardinia. If you want to enjoy your tranquility and nature, then rather in the north
I’m always speechless when I read such questions.
If I I want to go, I know why.
So why are you going to Italy?
What interests you – art, culture or beach holidays?
And when – heat or snow holiday?
More input from you, more output from us.
Venice, Sicily,Pisa and Florence:)
Ah and Rome of course
To Rome, of course.
Visit the Leaning Tower of Pisa