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Italy is one of those places that you will simply fall in love with. It features the finest art, diverse nature and spectacular landscapes ideal for a lovely getaway. Such cities as Rome, Florence, Venice and Perugia among many others enchant travelers worldwide and make Italy one of the most tourist oriented destinations in Western Europe.

You will never be short of things to do and places to stay in Italy. The country is full of spacious vacation rentals in Italy and charming Italy bed and breakfasts that will make your stay an unforgettable adventure. There is also incredible Sightseeing in Venice and Florence, the majestic castles of Trentino, hiking the trails of Alps and the vibrant nightlife in Rome are just some ideas of how to enjoy your Italian vacation. Options can range from visiting Florence and admiring world famous art masterpieces to getting off the beaten track and enjoying camping and biking through the lush nature of the Italian countryside.

If while staying at an Italy lodging you decide to take a trip to northern Italy, make sure to visit the scenic Piedmont region, Valle d’Aosta and Lombardy. This area features Lake Maggiore, the charming town of Como and the fashionable city of Milan. You can also take some time to visit Turin, a city of graceful elegance and art treasures or Aosta where you will see the valley’s spectacular and fortified Fenis Castle.

Milan is known as one the world’s design and fashion capitals and its shopping possibilities are also famous around the world You will find here the world’s oldest shopping mall, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele in the Piazza Duomo which will surprise you with its unique design and numerous elegant brand stores.

If you are looking for a winter sports adventure instead of a shopping adventure then a good idea is to visit Madonna di Campiglio. Madonna di Campiglio is one of the trendiest and most famous ski resorts in Italy and it features excellent lifts, thousands of ski and snowboard trails, and magnificent views.

Another most visited destination in Italy is Rome. Few places in the world can inspire such feelings as those inspired by this city. It may no longer be the capital of the world, but it still keeps a unique charm and magic hardly found anywhere else. You will feel history in your veins as you visit the many monuments and museums of the city and even if you are not a history fan you will inevitably get hooked to this extraordinary destination.

At Rome you can start by visiting the Coliseum. Its real name is Flavius Amphitheatre but it got this name from the enormous statue of Emperor Nero, “the colossus” which for long stood right next to the amphitheatre and has now been completely destroyed. It is the biggest and most impressive amphitheater of the Roman world and just like modern stadiums do it today, the Coliseum provided a place to see all kinds of spectacles including gladiatorial contests.

Another must see while in Rome is The Vatican and the St. Peters Basilica. The residence of the Popes, the Vatican is a state within a state; conditioned guaranteed by the Lateran Treaty of 1929. At this place many decisions have been taken which have shaped the destiny of Europe and the whole world. You will find here numerous museums and the great basilica of St. Peter which draws pilgrims from all over the Christian world.

If you are looking for a destination to relax and breathe in and out in Italy yet full of cultural opportunities Siena is an excellent alternative. Thanks to its sub-Mediterranean climate Siena offers great outdoor activities along with numerous cultural attractions, museums and incredible dinning.

If you like history you will have a blast at The Piazza del Campo, as the Sienese call it. This plaza is the principal public space of Siena and the place where games and the market took place during medieval times. It is also one of Europe’s most prominent medieval squares and an ideal spot to spend a relaxed and tranquil afternoon. At this square make sure to visit the Torre del Mangia.

Located in the Piazza del Campo, the Torre del Mangia is a tower built during 1325-1348 visible throughout Siena. It features a clock that was added in 1360 and a beautiful architecture. .

The Duomo Square is another square worth visiting while in Sienna. Located opposite to the old hospital of Santa Maria della Scala, the Duomo Square or “Piazza del Duomo,” is a splendid example of the Italian’s Gothic architecture.

If you like archeology then a visit to the Museo Archeologicof in Siena is a must.

Formerly located at the Sapienza, the Archeological Museum features a number of pre-historic displays and the private collections of Chigi Zondari and Bocnci Casuccini. Nowadays, you can find the museum at the Spedale di Santa Maria della Scala.

Regardless of the type of vacation you are looking for, Italy will most likely fulfill all your expectations!