Italy
Best Beaches in Italy 
It's time to start planning your summer vacations. Italy’s islands, Mediterranean west coast, Adriatic east coast, and the northern Lake District offer a wide variety of equally spectacular beaches.
Italy - Facts and Information
All the basics on Italy.
Italy's Ligurian Coast
Located along the top of Italy’s boot, stretching from France to Tuscany, Liguria is a boomerang-shaped ribbon of land renowned for its beautiful beaches, colorful towns and fabulous cuisine.
Last Minute Tips Before you Travel to Italy
Lucca and Pisa
Lucca. is a destination small enough to absorb in just few hours and rich enough in history to be a thoroughly satisfying experience. Not as well known as Pisa, or Florence, the birthplace of the renaissance, Lucca is, however, filled with history and not completely overrun with tourists.
Movie Rome
I wanted to visit Rome from the moment a I saw Audrey Hepburn drive a Vespa in Roman Holiday, and then came Three Coins in the Fountain, and I knew I could find Romance in the eternal city, but it would be Federico Fellini who would truly capture my heart with La Dolce Vita and Roma.
POMPEII Captured in Time
The city of Pompeii has always intrigued me. I don’t know exactly why, other than to literally see a moment captured in time, a moment stilled like the hands on a clock stopped at a tragic moment.
Romance in Rome
An overview of the romantic possibilities to be had in Rome, Italy.
Sample Travel Itinerary - Italy
Stay in a convent or monastery
For centuries religou pilgrims have sought accommodation in convents or monasteries. Today's 21st century traveller sill has that option. Low prices, good food, comfortable beds and quiet settings make staying in a religous guest house an excellent and affordale option for the traveller.
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