Spreading across central Italy, Tuscany is a lovely colorful region attracting tourists with its natural beauty, distinctive Italian charm, and exceptional cuisine. However, while it is undoubtedly one of the best holiday destinations, one must know where to start and what to do! So let’s look through the top 10 best things to do here! […]
As we described in our previous post “Discover Puglia. Road Trip Itinerary”, Otranto is considered one of the most beautiful seaside towns in all of Puglia. And we unanimously selected it as our favourite town on that trip. This post describes its pros and cons, attractions, beaches, tours, restaurants and bars, and other towns that
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Castello Monaci is an outstanding Masseria (agritourism), wedding venue and winery, located in the heart of Salento, in Puglia, Italy. It is one of those places you won’t forget regardless of how long or good your trip was. It was built in 1500 and took its name from the Basilian monks who used it as a place
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If you like hiking, Matera will not disappoint you. There is an easy/medium hiking trail that starts on the West edge of the Sassi area and goes all the way to Belvedere Murgia Timone, the location of the crucifixion in The Passion of Christ movie, and from where you will have a unique view of
Matera is a unique and breathtaking ancient town located in the region of Basilicata, north of Puglia. It is a very common destination during trips to the latter, the popular “heel of the boot”. It is a city on a rocky outcrop in the region of Basilicata, in southern Italy. It includes the Sassi area,
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We had a very limited time during our trip to Puglia last year in Gallipoli, and we actually could not visit Baia Verde nor any of its beautiful beaches. So this year we decided to spend enough time exploring the area. But let’s start with the town. Gallipoli Gallipoli, which is a very popular name
If you are in Northern Sardinia, especially on the west side, Alghero is a must-go. It is one of our favourite towns, and only an hour away from our favourite beach on the island, La Pelosa. Besides that, the area is surrounded by vineyards and wineries, where you can enjoy some of the best Italian
The National Park and Punta Giglio Parco Naturale Regionale di Porto Conte (Regional Natural Park of Porto Conte) was founded in 1999, covers fifty thousand hectares of coast and hinterland of Alghero. The territory is mostly flat and includes 60 kilometres of the shore: sandy beaches alternate with steep cliffs. Overall, it contains 35 identified species
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We are big fans of Sardinia, the north in particular, and after an amazing trip last year we wrote three great and successful posts: Discover Northern Sardinia in a week, Best beaches in Northern Sardinia and Best Traditional food in Sardinia. This year, under very different global circumstances, we decided to spend eight days in
