Things to See and Do in Italy

If you have been thinking about planning a trip to Italy or have already booked a property and are looking to organise some great activities to enjoy during your stay, this blog is the ideal place to get all of the information about Italy travellers need. With lots of must-see tourist attractions and unique things to experience, whether you want to hit up all of the classic sights or get off the beaten tourist path, or both, you will find everything you need here for planning your trip. Welcome to our travel guide to Italy.

No matter where in the country you are going - from Rome to Naples, Sicily to Tuscany, Venice to Sardinia, Milan to the Alps - and what kind of holiday you are planning - a quick weekend break, a romantic getaway in the Cinque Terre, a skiing trip, a family beach holiday on the Amalfi Coast - we have excellent informative articles for all of your needs. Learn more about perfect day trip destinations, outdoor activities, museums, food and drink, churches, palaces, other particular tourist attractions, and lists of things to see and do in different destinations for your trip to Italy.

Here at Easy Reserve, we want to help you plan the best vacation possible in Italy and for you to explore Italy and all she has to offer. From wine tasting experiences and winery tours in Chianti to seeing works by Leonardo da Vinci and other great works of Renaissance art in the Uffizi Gallery. From learning about the Roman Empire in the Eternal City and experiencing the grandeur of the Sistine Chapel, Vatican Museums and the rest of Vatican City to truffle hunting in the North of the country. From going on a gondola ride in Venice to climbing to the top of the World Heritage Site that is the Leaning Tower of Pisa. From a day trip to Pompeii to explore the ancient archaeological site to enjoying water sports on Lake Garda. From trying Pizza in Naples to playing out your own Romeo and Juliet in Verona. From experiencing natural wonders like active volcanoes such as Mount Vesuvius or the beautiful Blue Grotto to posing next to the Trevi Fountain or in the Piazza San Marco. From horse racing in the Piazza del Campo to a cooking class in Tuscany.

No matter what you're looking for, we have all of the information you need for planning your trip. We have things to do in Italy in the winter and things to do in Italy in the summer. There is information if you want to know about things to do in Italy on a budget, cultural things to do in Italy, or things to do in Italy besides museums. There are articles on things to do in Italy for couples, things to do in Italy on a honeymoon, things to do in Italy for families, and more. If you are visiting Italy, this is the Italy travel guide to the most important tourist attractions in Italy and things to see and do that you definitely need in your life! While you're at it, why not browse our vacation rentals in Italy too?

  

Wednesday, January 8, 2014
City of Milan
Come to the invigorating city of Milan, capital of its region, Lombardy and kingdom of wealth, fashion and splendour! It has an urban area population of over five million people which makes it the largest in Italy. Milan saw a major boost in their economy after the Second World War when it began building and expanding their banking, fashion and design industries. It is now the richest city in Italy and the strong beating heart of its economy.

Tourists can choose from some stylish apartment rentals in Milan where they can relax after a day of shopping and visiting tourist attractions! They'll love the modern sleek atmosphere of Milan that has something to offer everyone. Those who adore shopping will think they’ve arrived in paradise when they walk through it.     Read More
Posted in: Activities, Big Cities, Localities, Lombardy, Northwest Italy, Shopping

  

Monday, January 6, 2014
The Palace of Caserta
Spend a few days in the stunning city of Caserta, one of the bigger cities in the region of Campania in the south of Italy. This is the perfect place to spend a few days during your Italian holiday to southern Italy as it is home to some breath taking tourist attractions.

Why not stay in a stunning luxury villa in Campania, not far from Caserta where you can relax and enjoy the views after a busy day of sightseeing? Caserta city is built at the foot of the Apennines and is situated forty kilometres north of Naples.

It’s close to famous archaeological sites like Pompeii and Herculaneum that dwell under the dormant volcano called Mount Vesuvius.     Read More
Posted in: Big Cities, Campania, Castles & Palaces, Localities, Southern Italy, Tourist Attractions

  

Monday, January 6, 2014
Turin City
Turin is a superb tourist city in the north of Italy. It’s the capital city of the Piedmont region and is situated on the left bank of the Po River in front of the Susa Valley.

Turin is an exciting addition to any 'Italian holiday’ It has a rich culture and history, and is home to lots of art galleries, museums, churches, parks, opera houses and other places of interest.

Tourists can admire the many different styles of exquisite architecture that exist here. Visitors can stay in a beautiful vacation rental in Piedmont close to Turin city if they wish to base part or all of their stay here.

History lovers would delight in a visit to the famous Museo Egizio in Turin city. It’s an Egyptian museum of archaeology and anthropology (the study of humankind, past and present) and is the second largest collection in the world after Cairo museum in Egypt.

Turin was Italy’s first capital city in 1861 and was home to the prestigious House of Savoy which was Italy’s Royal family. It’s the third richest city in the country. This glorious city is also home to the infamous Shroud of Turin. This is a religious relic, a long linen cloth bearing the image of a dead man who bears all the marks of a crucifixion.     Read More
Posted in: Big Cities, Localities, Museums & Galleries, Northwest Italy, Piedmont, Tourist Attractions

  

Monday, January 6, 2014
View of Salerno city
In the southwest of Italy in the region of Campania, is the coastal city of Salerno. This picturesque urban area is located on the gulf of Salerno facing the Tyrrhenian Sea along the Amalfi coast.

Tourists will love the buzz of this culturally rich city that proudly displays its exciting history in churches and museums. There are lots of lovely holiday villas close to Salerno to choose from.

Walk along the beautiful promenade made in the 1950’s along the coastline of Salerno city. It’s considered to be one of the most beautiful coastal walks in Italy! And why not engage in some thrilling water sports available along here such as snorkeling or sea kayaking!     Read More
Posted in: Big Cities, Campania, Castles & Palaces, Localities, Southern Italy, Tourist Attractions

  

Friday, December 20, 2013
New Year bonfire
The Italians certainly like to celebrate in style and New Year’s festivities are certainly no exception! All across the country, many celebrations are held in the streets of cities, towns and villages to ring in the New Year. So why not book your Italy villa today from our wide choice of holiday rentals and be here for Next year’s celebrations?

Witness the spectacular ‘La Festa di San Silvestro’ in Abruzzo where a huge range of delicious food plays a major role!

Families and friends gather together to prepare a wonderful party in recognition of the New Year. Lentils are a popular ingredient in many of the dishes as they symbolise money and the promise of good fortune in the coming twelve months.

Lots of fireworks and thrilling dance shows take place across Italy in the hours leading up to the New Year and long into the night afterwards.     Read More
Posted in: December, Events