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Italy Bed and Breakfast Inns


Acireale Catania      Agrigento      Agrigento - Racalmuto      Alessandria     
Alghero      Anacapri      Arbus      Arce     
Argelato      Assisi      Asti      Ayas     
Bagni Di Lucca      Bannio Anzino      Barletta      Belpasso     
Bologna      Bracciano      Brindisi      Brisighella     
Cagliari      Capri      Castel Volturno      Castelfiorentino     
Castelgandolfo      Castellabate      Castelnuovo Di Garfagnana      Catania     
Cefalu      Certaldo      Cesana Torinese      Chianti     
Ciampino      Ciro' Marina      Civitavecchia      Como     
Conegliano      Conegliano- San Pietro Di Fele      Corigliano Lecce      Cortona     
Ercolano      Falcade      Fiesole      Florence     
Florence Impruneta      Frascati      Furore      Gaggi-Taormina     
Gaiole In Chianti      Genoa      Impruneta      Irsina     
Ischia      Ispica      L'aquila      La Spezia     
Lanuvio - Rome      Lastra a Signa      Lecce      Lucca     
Macerata      Magliano Sabina      Marittima      Massa Lubrense     
Matino      Melazzo      Milan      Mira -venezia     
Monopoli      Monte Castello di Vibio      Montepulciano      Morano Calabro     
Naples      Norcia      Noto      Olbia     
Orvieto      Pachino      Palermo      Perugia     
Piano Di Sorrento      Pimonte      Pisa      Pontassieve     
Portovenere      Praja A Mare Calabria      Preci      Ragusa     
Randazzo Taormina      Roccatederighi      Roma      Rome     
Salerno      Salsomaggiore Terme Parma      San Gimignano      San Venanzo - Terni     
Sant'agnello Di Sorrento      Sciacca      Siena      Siracusa     
Sondrio      Sorrento      Sorso      Todi     
Torrita Di Siena      Trapani      Trento      Treviso     
Trieste      Turin      Turin - Candia Canavese      Uta     
Vasto      Vasto Marina      Venezia      Venice     
Venice - Mestre      Venice Mira      Ventimiglia      Verona     
Vico Equense      Villabate      Viterbo      Zagarolo     



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 Italy is one of those countries to which you probably have already quite a number of preconceptions even before you have put one foot into the country. Country of olive oil and mafia, pasta, wine and sunshine, roman ruins and renaissance palaces.

Although some of these images are appealing, it would be a shame if that was the only thing you would get away with. Italy is certainly much more complex and interesting than that. Italy is a modern country with deep roman catholic roots, full of interesting stuff for the casual tourist and even more for the educated visitor. It is easy to spend two weeks in major tourist centers without any reason to get bored, but it is equally simple to get off the beaten track.

In the north, next to the Alps and the flatlands of the Po river, both cultural jewels and industrial highly developed cities attract. This is where Italy's economic heart beats. But even in the buzzling and busy cities, people live the Italian way of life. In Lombardia's capital Milan, city of haute couture and business, you can easily spend weeks without being bored. On every corner you will discover something new.

The most famous tourist attractions in the north-east are probably Venice and Verona, that both let you think of romantic love affairs. But to discover the beautiful landscapes around, for example Verona province, may be even more fascinating. Trieste and its Riviera, with its beaches, cristal clear waters its rocky coast and noble castles, is an hidden gem.

The north-west of Italy is a paradise for every culinary interested traveler. For wine lovers, Piemonteis directly connected with Barolo and Barbaresco, the most famous wines made out of the Nebbiolo grape. Piemonte's capital, Turinoffers more than just a starting point to visit these wine regions. Lots of museums, modern art, book and music fairs make Turin one of the leading Italian cities concerning cultural life. At the same time is was and still is a booming industrial and multimedia city.

The coastal region of Liguriais another highlight. The Riviera delle Palmehas nothing to envy its French counterpart. Beaches, countryside, the right climate and old towns like Genoa make a visit a must. Mostly undiscovered valleys offer beautiful walking possibilities. The Lunigiana region,  Albenga and Cerialeare worth a visit and even a longer stay.

Gourmets should not miss the Emilia Romagna, Italy's culinary centre. Bologna , La Grassa like the Italians say, is a must see as well as Ravenna with its impressive mosaic works and the Byzantine architecture and last but not least  Rimininear the Adriatic Sea.

For Tuscanywords fail to describe its beauty: you have to go there to see, to smell and to experience the beauty of the old towns and lovely valleys yourself. Florence, Lucca, San Francisco, Pisa and Siena, Lucca, San Francisco, Siena offer more cultural highlights than some countries as a whole. The way of living does the rest to attract every year millions of visitors. Elba, the island of Napoleans first exile, is only one of seven Tuscan Archipelago islands.

What can we say about Rome? The eternal city has to be visited by every Italy traveler. It is true what all those millions of visitors say: it is a great, vivid and picturesque city.

The southern part of Italy fascinates the traveler with its great hospitality and gorgeous landscapes. Campania has attracted visitors over the centuries: Capri, Ischia, Sorrento and Amalfi became the chosen destinations of visitors from many countries. To see  Naples and then die is not just an old spell. Try it yourself and even if you don't die, you will surely lose your heart.

Sicily the largest island in the Mediterranean has been influenced by the culture of the Greeks, the Romans, the Arabs the Normans and many others. They all loved life on the island and left their marks.

Italy has a great climate and the beaches to go with it. Look at the map and you will notice immediately that Italy has a very long coastline. Different mountain chains run through the country and you never have to travel far to find some excellent places to go hiking. Volcanoes like Stromboli or the Etna are still active and can be visited.



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