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Ancient Italy
In April, Italy enters spring with cool, pleasant weather and gentle golden sunshine. Trees sprout new leaves, and flowers bloom in abundance, creating a unique charm for this land. In Venice, famous for its canal system running through the city, visitors can stroll along the waterways in gondolas and admire the fresh flowers displayed in pots on the windowsills.
Upon arriving in Milan, the fashion capital, you'll be overwhelmed by the magnificent Gothic architecture of the Duomo cathedral and thrilled to visit the Lamborghini museum located on the road from Milan to Bologna (about 30 km northwest of Bologna).
Visiting the city of love, Verona, will evoke memories of the romantic tale of Romeo and Juliet. Here, visitors can freely take photos at the house with the balcony where the lovers met. In addition, tourists can explore Italy's ancient wine cellars and enjoy delicious, authentic wines.
San Marino with its magnificent nature
With an area of only 61 km²2Located in northeastern Italy, completely surrounded by the Italian peninsula, San Marino is a true country and one of the smallest in the world. It attracts tourists with its ancient yet majestic beauty, featuring towers perched precariously on cliffs. One of the region's most famous attractions is its Old Town – a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2008. Visitors can't miss the three ancient towers of Guaita, Cesta, and Montale, situated from west to east and built on Mount Titano. From here, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Interestingly, the road leading to Cesta from Guaita is called the "Witch's Path." The path's enchantment isn't due to the steep uphill and downhill sections, but rather the breathtaking views of the two towers and the valley below.
peaceful southern France
France is considered one of the most romantic countries in the world, a nation rich in cultural and historical traditions. Southern France, with its famous cities, is considered an ideal place for tourists to explore its serene natural beauty. The Carnaval festival, held annually in February in Masséna Square, attracts a large number of visitors.
When you visit France, you should definitely stop by Bordeaux – the land of wine. Here, you can take a scenic drive through the wineries, admire picturesque villages with their vineyards and charming castles.
The city of Grasse, located in the Provence region of southeastern France, is famous for its fragrant flowers that bloom year-round. Mimosa flowers bloom in winter and spring, roses in May and June, and jasmine and lavender from July to September. Other flowers such as lilies, honeysuckle, and violets are also found here.
The vibrant landscape of Spain
Spain is one of the countries with the most distinctive cultures in the world. Having had a vast colonial system in the 16th century, Spanish cultural influences are widespread, with famous festivals such as bullfighting and tomato throwing. It is not only the birthplace of the vibrant flamenco dance but also a land with many ancient sites, perfect for tourists who enjoy learning about and exploring history.
Located in southern Spain, Cordoba is one of the country's most famous cities. It's a developed city that still retains its old-world charm with ancient buildings and winding, whitewashed streets. In Barcelona, visitors can find everything a typical European city has to offer, from historical architecture to bustling, luxurious shopping districts and vibrant entertainment venues.
Madrid, the capital of Spain, attracts tourists with its prominent landmarks such as grand boulevards, palaces, museums, and bustling squares... a blend of classic, old-world charm and modern glamour. The pleasant weather year-round also contributes to its constant stream of visitors.
