Archive for 'Localities'

  

Camogli seaside resort
Come to the popular Italian tourist destination of Liguria. This sunny coastal region is brimming with beauty, culture and welcome in each city, town and village scattered throughout the land. Liguria blends a combination of majestic high mountains that lead down to a rugged UNESCO award winning coastline overlooking the glittering Mediterranean Sea.

Stay in a beautiful villa in Liguria, perhaps one with a spectacular view of the sea? Liguria offers a wealth of exciting activities for tourists to engage in, whether its water sports like kayaking, surfing or snorkelling from the Blue Flag beaches or a challenging mountain biking trail up towards Liguria’s tallest mountains.     Read More

  

Lake Como and town of Bellagio
Lake Como, a picturesque body of water framed by snow tipped mountains in Lombardy is a must-see destination for tourists! Lake Como is the third largest lake in Italy, after Lake Garda and Lake Maggiore and is one of the deepest in Europe.

Stay at a relaxing villa rental near Lake Como where you can base a wonderful few days of your vacation by this picturesque area.

Why not take a few days to walk around the towns and villages along the shores of Lake Como as well as challenging yourself to some incredible mountain climbs?

Start off your exciting lakeside adventure in the town of Lecco, situated along the south of the lake and make your way through towns like Como, Varenna, Menaggio, Bellagio and finish off in the town of Colico at the northern end of the lake.     Read More

  

View of Mergozzo
Mergozzo is a pretty town situated on the shores of Lake Mergozzo in Piedmont. This quaint little settlement was given the grand Orange Flag award for its beautiful brightly coloured houses, built in traditional local architectural styles, its rich history and culture, and of course its warm tourist welcome.

Choose from a lovely range of vacation rentals in Baveno, located seven kilometres away from Mergozzo where you can enjoy a lovely holiday in stunning natural surroundings.

The houses here are built from sturdy ossola stone and are constructed in such a way that each one rests a little on top of its neighbour so as to reinforce the strength and security of each building. Narrow streets and steps run across this lakeside town and will lead tourists through a labyrinth of charming little shops, eateries and old buildings just waiting to be explored.     Read More

  

Genga town
Genga is a stunning Orange Flag awarded town in the Ancona province of Le Marche. Situated on the Sentino River, this charming little haven has lots to offer to tourists. Genga got its name from being the ancestral home of the famous noble della Genga family. This ancient dynasty produced many influential figures throughout the centuries, the best known being Pope Leo XII.

Stay at a beautiful holiday villa in Casa Rotonda, only six kilometres away from Genga and have a wonderful few days relaxing in lavish surroundings and exploring this beautiful part of Le Marche.     Read More

  

The mountain-top castle at Galtelli
Galtelli is one of the best preserved towns in all of Sardinia! Situated on the slopes of Mount Tuttavista, the fertile area of land surrounding Galtelli is truly a sight for sore eyes! Built on a limestone plateau, Galtelli is a haven of history and culture, perfectly preserved in its peaceful cocoon of Sardinian countryside.

This charming little town was given the Orange Flag award for its splendid preservation of old town buildings, local history and archaeological attractions.

Stay in a lovely vacation rental in Orosei, only fifteen kilometres from Galtelli where you can enjoy a peaceful holiday in stunning natural surroundings.

Why not begin your tour of Galtelli with a visit to the impressive 12th century church of St. Peter which houses many original frescoes within, depicting fascinating biblical scenes. Then head to the museum of Country Life where you can learn more about the history and traditions of the people who lived in and around Galtelli.     Read More