Brescia travel guide
Brescia, ancient lombard town, boasts a rich artistic and cultural patrimony, thriving handicraft, commercial and industrial activity at which is added, in modern epoch, the tourist area developed thanks a the beauty of the…
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Wikitravel Liguria
Liguria is a northwestern region of Italy, on the Ligurian Sea.
Riviera delle Palme
A Riviera unrolling for more than one hundred kilometres, with the sea striving its best to satisfy its lovers coming from all over Europe: long beaches, bending sea-front promenades, high cliffs, pebbly inlets, tourist…
Genoa Travel Guide
Sixth town of Italy for importance; its port is one between the first of the southern Europe. The province of Genoa is one of the tourist more visited destinations of the Liguria, thanks at…
Wikitravel Lazio
Lazio is a central region of Italy. Rome is more or less in the middle of the region but Lazio (Latium) has numerous other attractions and would well repay a visit even if Rome…
Ciociaria travel guide
Modern Ciociaria, whose main town is Frosinone, can be said to be descended directly from Latium adiectum. The heart of this territory, an ample, almost endless valley stretching from Rome to the river Liri,…
Wikitravel Emilia Romagna
Emilia-Romagna is a region in Northern Italy that extends inland westward from the Adriatic coast.
Forlì and Cesena Travel Guide
Forlì: A peaceful and quiet town in the heart of Romagna. A lively cultural and trade center with high quality of life. Cesena: a lively town where traditions and important historical events blend with…
Parma Travel Guide
Parma is known for art, music, gastronomy and life's quality. It has 175.000 inhabitants and a large historical down-town that's expanded around "Piazza Grande", now named Garibaldi square. Parma appears before the tourist like…