Archive for 'Small Towns'

If you’re holidaying or passing through Italy’s smallest region of Aosta Valley then why not take a few hours to visit the quaint town of Nus situated here?

This beautiful town is wonderfully preserved and is adorned all around with fragrant fruit and chestnut trees, vineyards and meadows.

Choose from some cosy vacation rentals in Aosta Valley where you can relax and unwind after some interesting days of exploring this small region!

A popular wine hails from here called Vien du Nus. If you happen to be passing through Nus on the second Sunday of May you’ll come across a delicious wine festival called ‘Festival du Vien de Nus’ which offers open wine tastings and a wide selection of food delicacies made from dried grapes.

The exclusive club called the ‘Most Beautiful Villages in Italy’ or in Italian, ‘I Borghi Piú Belli d’Italia' was founded in 2001 by the National Association of Italian Municipalities.

The incentive of this enticing club was to attract tourists off the beaten track of the unusual big cities and towns of Italy and towards these exquisite communes that showcase Italy’s authentic artistic, culinary and historical heritage.

Choose from a huge range of holiday villas in Italy, including luxury villas and vacation rentals by the coast and get ready to experience the holiday of a lifetime!

If you’re holidaying anywhere around Lake Como in the Northern region of Lombardy in Italy then why not stop off in the quaint little resort of Menaggio during your stay?

Situated on the west shores of Lake Como, Menaggio can be easily reached by the road encircling the lake or via the frequent boats that network across it.

Stay in a villa near Lake Como and enjoy the many attractions in this scenic district of Lombardy!

Sestola is a charming Orange Flag awarded town in Emilia Romagna, only 50 kilometres southwest of Modena and a further ten kilometres below to Bologna.

Sestola is situated in the mountains surrounded by a thick green forest. Book a villa in Emilia Romagna and enjoy visiting Sestola and other excellent tourist attractions in the region.

Popular with tourists all year around, Sestola earned its Orange Flag award for being an excellent tourist information provider and making the most out of its local and man-made attractions by way of tours, leaflets, local guides and much more.

For example, visitors can avail of excellent information and guided tours through the nearby Regional Park of the Upper Apennines of Modena and walk or cycle along some scenic mountain trails here.

Situated around six hundred metres up on a mountain slope between Lake Garda and the Alps is the pretty little village of Canale di Tenno!

This charming gem of Trentino Alto Adige attracts thousands of tourists each year who come to admire the ancient architecture and history immortalised in the town’s buildings and layout.

Book a stunning villa rental in the Lake Garda area and enjoy stunning panoramic views and activities during your stay in this picturesque part of the region.

The compactly constructed buildings, built into each other dates back to a 13th century style of architecture to enhance the strength of the whole. But Canale di Tenno existed long before this with records of it dating back to 1211!