Archive for 'On the Coast'

Situated in Northern Italy, between the giant cities of Genoa and Pisa, is the military city of La Spezia! This bustling hive of activity is perfect for tourists who like a wide choice of actitvies and places of interest to visit. The city grew around the military harbour which was one of the army’s main ports in the Italy. Today, its home to many fascinating learning centres, such as the naval museum where visitors can learn all about the harbour history of La Spezia in Liguria region.

Tourists would love a stay in a stunning luxury villa in Cinque Terre, a picturesque area close to the city of La Spezia. Relax and unwind in beautiful surroundings after a day of gratifying exploration of La Spezia!

Genova is a stunning city facing the sea on the coast of Liguria in Italy. This city is a work of art in itself which gradually grew around the busy port that’s thrived here for centuries. It’s now home to the largest medieval city centre in Europe! Nicknamed ‘La Superba’, because of its decorative past and abundance of majestic landmarks and monuments, Genova has expanded over the years to become the sixth largest city in Italy!

In 2004, Genova was awarded the ‘European Capital of Culture’ award for its wonderful offerings of fine art, music, history, architecture and culture. This old centre has also been awarded the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage Site status for its rich collection of well preserved old buildings, well displayed history archives and a welcoming atmosphere for tourists.

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.

Visit our website and browse our huge selection of vacation rentals nearby Formia. 

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.

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.