With over 450 of them, you’re guaranteed to find your perfect version of paradise among the best islands in Italy for a holiday. Start your journey on the largest islands of Sardinia and Sicily, with dreamy beaches, underwater caves and architectural gems to discover. Or, delve into the volcanic landscapes and gourmet cuisine of the […]
Category Archives: Italy
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Sep
Sep
If you only have one day in Rome, chances are you’re overwhelmed by the incredible options of what to see and do. The good news is, with this free walking tour of Rome you’ll see the top sights, with time to stop for a delicious gelato along the way. First up though, have you considered […]
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Jul
Jul
Visitors to Puglia will be amazed by the unspoilt nature of Italy’s heel. Gnarled, centuries-old olive trees give way to whitewashed villages that wouldn’t look out of place on a Greek Island. Down dusty rural roads, you’ll find the unique Puglian architecture is a curious mix between tipi-topped Trulli and the rectangular robustness of the traditional […]
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Jun
Jun
A directionless wind whipped around the olive grove sending leaves fluttering and causing sunlight to dance on the red earth. “It’s the Libeccio. The crazy wind” says Giulia in her Italian-American drawl. Puglians, it seems, are well acquainted with the winds. There’s one for every day of the week, although you could experience more than one […]
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Mar
Mar
Puglia is best appreciated on Italian-time. That is, slower starts in the morning, afternoon Riposo (siesta), and eating and drinking late into the evening. And undoubtedly the best place to experience la bella vita is in the comfort of your own Italian villa. I was lucky enough to be invited by Jo from Bookings for You to stay […]
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Mar
Mar
In the deep south of Italy, away from the major cities and famous resorts, you’ll find a region where time has seemingly stood still. Untouched by mass tourism, Puglia is a place where you can still see, feel, and taste the real Italy. The Italy where the centuries-old olive trees have survived invasions and changes […]
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