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Discover Puglia
Puglia is a region located in the south – the heel of Italy. It is famous for its breathtaking scenery and a variety of distinctive cuisines. The region is renowned for its ancient towns and churches with a distinctly Italian European style.
When visiting Puglia, you can't miss landmarks like Alberobello, Otranto Cathedral, the Polignano and Porto Selvaggio coastlines, Castel del Monte castle, Locorotondo town, and Lecce city. Puglia was a stopover for the ancient Greeks and is also the fourth largest wine producer in Italy. Autumn, usually from October to April, is the quietest time in Puglia. If you visit in autumn, you'll have the opportunity to enjoy cozy moments by the fireplace with a hot latte.
Visiting Tuscany
When traveling in Italy, you can't miss Tuscany. Located in central Italy, Tuscany is famous for its beautiful scenery, cultural traditions, history, and artistic heritage. You will be amazed by the beauty that nature has bestowed upon this land. The south of Tuscany is a series of rolling valleys and rolling hills stretching as far as the eye can see. The north is covered with vineyards and lush green forests.
In autumn, the green of the grass and leaves here all turn yellow. Everything is vibrant and unusually beautiful. The beauty of Tuscany changes with each season of the year.
Majella National Park
Majella is one of the national parks in the province of Chieti and Pescara in the Abruzzo region of Italy. The park boasts approximately 500 km of hiking trails through the mountains, and features cave paintings in the Sant'Angelo or Cavallone cave, one of the deepest caves in Europe, which is open to the public.
This is one of the best-preserved areas of the Appennini ecosystem. It boasts vast plateaus, wild and majestic canyons, and is home to wolves, bears, and other animals. It is also a refuge for monks. The local cuisine is incredibly appealing, featuring dishes such as soups, lamb, wild boar sausage, some of the best lentils in Italy, and a selection of red wines.
Volcanoes in the Aeolian Islands
The Aeolian Islands are considered a paradise in the heart of hell, where beauty coexists with volcanic activity. Due to volcanic activity, some islands here have also become ideal tourist destinations. Here, you have the opportunity to admire the stunning scenery from the islands in this beautiful land, see the golden cacti on Vulcano Island, gaze at the vibrant pink bougainvillea, and sample Malvasia wine, known as "heavenly wine." You can also enjoy relaxing mud baths in the vast mud pools.
Experiences in Sardinia
Another must-visit destination when traveling in Italy is Sardinia. Sardinia is the second largest island in the Mediterranean. It is famous for its picturesque beauty that captivates many. Sardinia is known as the "Flamingo Island" with its ancient towns. Wandering around the island, you can easily find local food fairs featuring dishes unique to this region.
Sardinia is characterized by windswept sea and sky, and trails alongside villas covered in vibrant purple and pink bougainvillea. It's also a popular destination for mountain biking or cycling along these picturesque trails.
Dolomites Excursion
The Dolomites, located in northern Italy, are part of the Alps. They are renowned for their breathtaking scenery unlike anywhere else on Earth. A trip to Italy without visiting the Dolomites would be incomplete. You can be completely captivated by this beautiful region. The sunrise and sunset at Passo di Giau in the Dolomites are considered masterpieces, with the mountains rising like a straight, towering wall. The beauty of Lago di Antorno (Lake Antorno) will mesmerize you, immersing you in its sublime beauty.
You can also climb to the high mountain peaks to admire the magnificent scenery, and you can also participate in skiing or sit down and eat with the locals.
