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Formia was founded by the ancient Romans in the 6^th century BC. It's situated in the region of Latium on the west coast of Italy. 

From a historical standpoint it lies on the Appian Way, a pathway which dates back to the time of the Roman Empire! Today, Formia is a thriving artistic and tourist community and is one of the more popular holiday and vacation destinations because of its location along the Tyrrhenian coast.

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Visit some of the most popular attractions and sights in the area including the Tomb of Cicero which is viewed as the city’s most famous monument and the burial place of the great orator who challenged Julius Caesar and opposed Mark Anthony.

Orta San Giulio is a town that features beautiful landscapes and is a simple town, which is great if you want a remote place to stay free from the distractions of everyday life. Take the time out of your day to enjoy this scenic town that is known for its Romanesque and Baroque architecture.

When you visit this town, you can view many lakes located within the area. Chiefly among them is the Lake Orta. This lake is one of the smallest, yet most attractive lakes near Orta San Giulio. Be sure to check out this stunning lake, by staying in a holiday villa. With our website Italy-Villas.com, your search process for a great accommodation is made easy.

Situated on the Adriatic coast between the Lemene and LivenzaRiver estuaries in the Veneto region of northeast Italy is the town of Caorle and its 12,000+ residents. The city is located to the north of Venice and features a colorful historic center, fascinating fishing traditions, and large beaches.  The strength of the local economy is primarily based in summer beach tourism with many tourists visiting from Austria and Germany.

The city of Ostuni is located in the Brindisi Province within the region of Apulia and just 8 kilometres from the Adriatic coast.The economy is primarily supported by the tourism industry and agriculture with grapes and olives being the main cash crops.

However, the city’s allure is found in its historical architecture, pristine sandy beaches of the Adriatic coastline, and the surrounding landscape. Historically, the region surrounding the city was originally settled during the Stone Age.

When the tourist season is at its peak, the population swells threefold to nearly 100,000 making it one of the more popular holiday and vacation destinations of the Apulia region.One of the primary attractions is Old Town, the citadel which is situated on a hilltop overlooking the city and still fortified and surrounded by its original protective walls dating back to ancient times.

Situated on the River Lamone within the River Lamone Valley of the Apennine Mountains in north central Italy is the ancient medieval village of Brisighella.

It is located in the region of Emilia-Romagna in the Ravenna Province and is renowned for its excellent cuisine and its interesting spa commune. Brisighella is recognized for its Medieval Quarter and its unusual features which include a sanctuary, three rocky pinnacles, and an unusual clock tower.