DESTINATIONS IN ITALY
1. BOLOGNA: has the oldest university in the world – was founded in 1088. In 2000, was chosen as the cultural capital Europe because of its rich history, art, cuisine and culture.
2. GENOVA
The port of is the biggest port in , and the second biggest in the Mediterranean, after Marseille (France).
The city owns a large number of ancient buildings and landscapes with unique styles such as Palazzo Grimaldi, Church of St. Lorenzo, Museo d’Arte Orientale, the second largest Aquarium in the world, and the lighthouse “La Lanterna” from the ancient times. ancient.
3. SIENA:
SIENA is an ideal destination for travelers who love tranquility and peace.
Located in the Umbria region, surrounded by the majestic colors of rolling hills and valleys. Italy is one of the Italian cities rich in historical and cultural attractions.
4. PERUGIA:
PERUGIA attracts thousands of international tourists every year thanks to its popularity with its cuisine and arts, museums, medieval landscapes and the Palio, a twice-yearly horse race.
The historical center of has been included in the UNESCO world heritage list.
5. NAPOLI
NAPOLI clearly preserves the remaining traces of a civilization that existed along the development line of Greek – Ancient human history.
is also the birthplace of the famous piazza margherita. One of the important bays located in the south – . The beauty of the city is also highlighted by adjacent islands such as Capri, Amalfi & Positano, etc.
6. ALBEROBELLO: is a small town of Bari, which is notable for its dry limestone buildings or Trullo.
In 1996, was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
7. SICILI
It is a diverse island with beaches, mountains, and the active Etna volcano. The island attracts a number of international tourists every year thanks to its rich and unique culture, especially in fine arts, music, literature, cuisine, and architecture.
In the city of Taormina, the ancient Teatro Greco theater dating back to the 3rd century BC is where film festivals, concerts and plays are held today.
8. SARDEGNA: is the second largest island in the Mediterranean after Sicily. Mesmerizing visitors with beautiful white sand beaches, granite rocks creating countless magical shapes, lush green oak forests, fresh seafood, etc.