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Beaches
From the northern snow-clad Alps to the Southern seas, Italy has always been a malting pot of cultures, languages, traditions; a complex universe of distinctive lanscapes and colours...
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Bibione and Caorle are located at the top of the Adriatic Sea between Trieste and Venice...continue |
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Located in front of the Sorrento Peninsula, Capri is one of the most fascinating... continue |
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This stretch of the Adriatic Coast lies in the Provinces of Ravenna and of Cesena-Forlì...continue |
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Bordered, to the north, by the Po Delta, and to the south by the mouth of the Reno River... continue |
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Legend has it that Tuscan Archipelago had its origins when a necklace slid... continue |
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The Maremma is one of the most fascinating areas of Tuscany, with its own strong,...continue |
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Our Ischia guide has prepared a tour of the best beaches for you that allows you....continue |
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Jesolo is one of the most famous seaside resorts in Europe... continue |
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Portofino and the Tigullio Gulf are symbols representing Italy throughout the world.... continue |
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Extending over 36 kilometres of sandy coastline, bordered by sand dunes... continue |
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This area is the most famous part of the Adriatic Coast: it boasts the longest and widest... continue |
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Riviera dei Fiori runs from Capo Cervo in the East to the French Border (Balzi Rossi) in the West... continue |
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Land of colors and fragrances, birthplace of Torquato Tasso, retreat for such artists... continue |
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Taormina stands 200 meters above sea level and looks down onto the Ionian Sea like... continue |
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The Versilia is located in northern Tuscany between the Lake of Massaciuccoli and the Cinquale River... continue |
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