A beach in Bibione
Posted in: Activities Beaches Food and Wine Hiking Localities Must See Attractions Northeast Italy On the Coast Tourist Attractions Travel Tips Veneto Wineries & Breweries

Venice is, without a doubt, the most famous part of Veneto and one of the most famous cities in the entire world. However, the wider region of Veneto is incredibly interesting and lovely and much of it is largely untouched by the immense tourist crowds that descend daily upon the city. Made up of marshes, rolling green hills and vinyards, mountains, forests, nature parks, and a charming coastline, a vacation in Veneto has plenty more to offer beyond Venice – though a visit to that most romantic and fascinating of cities during your time in the region is also always a good idea!


Take the municipality of San Michele al Tagliamento, for example. It is likely a place many have never heard of before but if you find a villa in San Michele al Tagliamento, you will quickly discover that you have access to some gorgeous beaches, historic sites, fun activities for the whole family, some excellent wineries, some wonderful walking and hiking trails through the lush and picturesque landscape of this part of the world, a brilliant wellness centre in which you can perfectly unwind, a host of fun activities to enjoy with your family, and more. So, come and sample all that Veneto has to offer by basing yourself in a vacation rental in San Michele al Tagliamento and then heading out to explore all of the remarkable charms of this region that are close at hand. Among them, there are some particular highlights...

Ostuni
Posted in: Apulia Food and Wine Localities On the Coast Pretty Views Southern Italy Tourist Attractions Travel Tips

A stack of white-washed buildings atop a hill, cut through by the occasional domed roof rises like a pile of dollhouses just inland from the coast of Apulia, a maze of alleys and staircases unfolding throughout, palm trees rustling in the sea breeze, lush green fields stretching all around the city limits, and the impossibly blue sea glittering in the background: this is the utterly picturesque city of Ostuni, also known as La Città Bianca, the White City. Historic (its founding dates back to 600 years before Christ), charming, picture-perfect, and almost untouched by time, a vacation rental in Ostuni is just the thing for those who have been considering a holiday in Apulia and want to be near the sea, get a taste of the rich history and culture of the region, enjoy the distinctive architectural heritage of Apulia, take in incredible views, and have plenty of bars and restaurants to stroll down to in the evenings and shops to browse during the day. The best of all worlds, Ostuni combines Apulia’s quaint charm with all of the amenities and necessities one might require from a city. While not quite a city break to rival Milan or Rome in terms of scale or choice, it is, however, an ideal urban destination for those who like to take things easy, slow their pace, and just really enjoy the best things in life: good art, good food, good people, and good surroundings. What more could you possibly ask for from a vacation in Italy


So, if we, and the city, have caught your attention, then read on for our guide to what to see, do, and eat if you are considering booking a villa in Ostuni...

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The beautiful seaside resort of Sperlonga is a long-held favourite of the people of Latium and it is easy to see why. Quaint, picturesque and full of charm, it is an idyllic place to escape to the beach if you have found a vacation rental in Latium.

Along with the pretty cluster of buildings and the long stretch of sandy beach and blue waters, the town's most iconic sight is the Torre Truglia, or Truglia tower.
Jesolo, skyline
Posted in: Beaches Localities Northeast Italy On the Coast Tourist Attractions Veneto
Jesolo is a stunning seaside resort that is located on a stretch of the coast in Veneto between the Venice Lagoon and the Piave River Delta, and if you have found a vacation rental in Veneto, consider heading there.

A hub of fun and sun and excitement, there is lots to do at all times of the day.

The town has roots going back to the 6th Century AD and was given the name Cavazzucherina in the 15th Century. In 1930 it became known as Jesolo and, around the same time, in the late 1920s, it became a tourist destination, with the first beach establishments, hotels and restaurants popping, eventually making it one of the most important hubs for tourism on the Adriatic.
Venice
Posted in: Big Cities Localities On the Coast Top 10 Lists Tourist Attractions Travel Tips
In the previous post, we discussed how hard it can be for those planning their first trip to Italy to even decide upon a location in the first place.

If you are struggling to choose, read on, answer our important questions and find the right holiday destination in Italy for you!

3. Love the seaside?

There are plenty of locations that are great for those interested in a seaside getaway as Italy juts out into the sea and very few regions are completely landlocked (Lombardy, Trentino-Alto-Adige, Umbria, Valle D'Aosta, Basilicata and Piedmont are the only ones).