Italy Attractions

Capo Caccia
Capo Caccia is a picturesque limestone promontory in the north-western Sardinia. It's famous for its numerous underwater caves, some of which were inhabited already in the prehistoric times. In the area there lives the griffon vulture and other numerous species of birds and marine creatures. ...
Capo Caccia is a picturesque limestone promontory in the north-western Sardinia. It's famous for its numerous underwater caves, some of which were inhabited already in the prehistoric times. In the area there lives the griffon vulture and other numerous species of birds and marine creatures. On the sea bed around Capo Caccia you can still find the red coral (Corallium Rubrum). There different bike and foot paths on the promontory which make for a nice trekking.

Old Bridge
This beautiful bridge proudly represents one of the most famous Florentine landmarks. It goes over Arno River. It dates back to Medieval period and since then it has been used as a place where many merchants could offer their goods. Even though, at first, there were mainly butchers occupying the ...
This beautiful bridge proudly represents one of the most famous Florentine landmarks. It goes over Arno River. It dates back to Medieval period and since then it has been used as a place where many merchants could offer their goods. Even though, at first, there were mainly butchers occupying the interior of this closed bridge, over the time other shops opened and today, there are mainly souvenir shops, arts stands and jewelers. As it is the case with many old bridges, even Ponte Vecchio was built and rebuild several times. It was first built in the 10th century but it was destroyed by a flood, the same was the destiny of the second stone bridge. The current bridge was built in the 14th century and it is still standing still.
Today, this part of the city is one of the most visited by numerous tourists.
Florence has two other similar bridges, of course not the same and not as much crowded. These are Ponte Santa Trinita and Ponte alle Grazie.
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Tour of Capri, Blue Grotto Tours
It is one of the most beautiful and characteristic islands of the Mediterrenean Sea. It is part of the Campania Region, South of Italy....
It is one of the most beautiful and characteristic islands of the Mediterrenean Sea. It is part of the Campania Region, South of Italy. Residence of Roman Emperors, Capri is now one of thousands tourists' favourite destinations , of all those people who want to have some fun and to spend a relaxing day.
The island has only two towns: Capri, that is the area just above the Marina Grande, the main harbour of the island and Anacapri the highest point of the island. Without any doubt, one of the most famous attractions is the Blue Grotto. Moreover, you can not miss the panoramic view from the Solaro Mountain, tha highest point of the island reachable by a chairlift from the town of Anacapri. The main square of Capri “the Piazzetta”, the “Augustus' Gardens”, villas and famous Hotels, the typical streets full of souvenir shops, the historical “Funicolare” and much more. Tour duration half day or full day
Cheap Hotels in Rome
Rome's got it all...the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain (made famous to the world in that infamous "La Dolce Vita" scene) the Colosseum, St. Peter's Basilica and the Vatican. Or maybe the thought of the Italian creamy chilled gelato gets you up and wanting to go....
Rome's got it all...the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain (made famous to the world in that infamous "La Dolce Vita" scene) the Colosseum, St. Peter's Basilica and the Vatican. Or maybe the thought of the Italian creamy chilled gelato gets you up and wanting to go. Whatever your reason you’ll be pleased to know that the hotels are going out of their way to make your visit inexpensive, convenient, fun and memorable. Here are a few cheap hotels in Rome to look into:
Best for Grandeur
The Eurostars International Palace is a beautiful 19th Century villa with classic Renaissance features. It has recently gone through extensive renovations to modernize its amenities. The hotel is a shopper's and theatre-goer's paradise, with many venues right outside the door, including Via Veneto, Fontana di Trevi, Altare della Patria and Terme di Diocleziano. The hotel has 192 rooms including the Presidential Suite and two Deluxe Suites. Each equipped with a private bathroom, air conditioning, a mini bar, satellite television, direct telephone, Wi-Fi, hair dryer and safety deposit box.
Best for Quiet
Hostel Lodi, at Via Oristano 14, is an Art Nouveau villa. It is situated in the quiet residential area of the San Giovanni neighbourhood where there are plenty of charming and inviting restaurants and bars such as the Circolo degli artisti. There is a lovely garden with fruit trees, which makes a lovely way to end the day with a glass of wine and a book and the area is away from the throngs of tourists and makes you feel like a true Roman citizen. Rooms come in a variety of sizes, for everyone from a single traveller to a large family. Breakfast is included, there is a cafe, fax/photocopying, Internet access and a BBQ area.
Best for City Center
The Hotel Hollywood is situated in the heart of Rome. Nearby you'll find the Piazza della Repubblica and the Santa Maria Maggiore church and only a 10-minute walk away is the Colosseum.
Rooms are equipped with a TV, direct-dial phones, heating and hair dryers. Included is breakfast daily, free Wi-Fi, and a safety deposit box. Like its name implies, Hotel Hollywood will treat you like a star. It may be a budget hotel in Rome but it certainly won't let you feel like it is.
Best for Families
The charming hotel, La Rotella nel Sacco is a newly renovated site near the Piazza di Porta Maggiore and the central Termini station. Guests will be treated like royalty with luxurious rooms that come with private bathroom and shower, heating/air conditioning, satelitee TV, telephone, Wi-Fi and minibar. If you want to be in the middle of it all, La Rotella nel Sacco is the hotel for you. Food, culture, nature and commerce are right at your door, and you will not want to leave.
Best for Amenities
Last, but certainly not least is the Rouge et Noir, at Via Cosimo De Giorgi 8. In the Nomentana-Tiburtina district, the hotel is known for being a sought-out spot for business conferences and vacationers alike. The hotel offers 207 rooms, Included in the room price are: Pay-per-view TV, Wi-Fi, telephone, air conditioning, minibar, safety deposit box and bathroom with tub or shower.
Additionally, breakfast is not to be missed, it is a buffet offering coffee, cappuccino, tea, tisanes, fruit juices, milk, mixed cereals, bakery items, yoghurts, cheese and salami, eggs, bacon and Caprese salad. A small fee of €6 allows you to enjoy this bounty of international menu items.
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Taormina and its Ancient Theatre
At 200 meters above sea level rises Taormina, rich in history and traditions. It is a small but charming town with an enchanting atmosphere. Taormina is a typical Sicilian town with narrow streets and all the buildings close one to another. Walk along its main street and discover its secrets. Discover the many ancient buildings and churches dating back to the 15th or 17th century. Don’t miss the chance to visit to the Greek-Roman theatre which offers an incomparable view on Mount Etna and the Gulf of Naxos. It is really a small but charming town.

Erice and Segesta - Perfect for First Time Visitors
Segesta, founded by the prehistoric Elymians, according to the traditional legend, had a Trojan origin. It is located on the isolated hill called Barbaro and washed by the river Crimiso, nearby Calatafimi. The well preserved temple and the greek theater were built in the late 5th century BC. The mythical heroes Hercules and Aeneas are associated with ancient Segesta.
...Read moreSegesta, founded by the prehistoric Elymians, according to the traditional legend, had a Trojan origin. It is located on the isolated hill called Barbaro and washed by the river Crimiso, nearby Calatafimi. The well preserved temple and the greek theater were built in the late 5th century BC. The mythical heroes Hercules and Aeneas are associated with ancient Segesta.
Erice, About 2, 500 feet above sea level. It overlooks nearby Trapani and the salt flats, and is surrounded by a lush park and hilltop castles, which offer charming old stone streets to stroll and several medieval churches to investigate. Discoveries abound in this delightful town, which is the epitome of the Middle Ages, even though the town is much older than the castles, walls and streets suggest. The mythical heroes Hercules and Aeneas are associated with ancient Erice.
Includes private guided tours inside archeologiacl areas and towns. Private transport by Premium Mercedes Minivan. Almond pastry tasting. Pick up/drop off at the hotel.
Does not inlcude entrance fees and meals.
The excursion may be customized according to your schedule.

Agrigento - The Valley of the Temples - World Heritage
Visit the extraordinary Valley of the Temples, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. These are among the greatest Greek ruins in the world, and the splendor of the temples in the Doric style, built during the fifth and sixth centuries BC. Here you’ll see the Temple of Juno, with its excellent views of the entire valley, and the Temple of Concordia, beautifully preserved. The oldest ruin is traditionally named the Temple of Hercules.
Meet up location at your hotel in Palermo: Starting time 8.30am
...Read moreVisit the extraordinary Valley of the Temples, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. These are among the greatest Greek ruins in the world, and the splendor of the temples in the Doric style, built during the fifth and sixth centuries BC. Here you’ll see the Temple of Juno, with its excellent views of the entire valley, and the Temple of Concordia, beautifully preserved. The oldest ruin is traditionally named the Temple of Hercules.
Meet up location at your hotel in Palermo: Starting time 8.30am
Includes: Private guided tour inside archeological area and private transport by Premium Mercedes Minivan.




