Villas in Italy

You can find plenty of ways to explore the beautiful landscape of Italy during your stay. Head on over to Cinque Terre for a stunning hike by the sea. The Cinque Terre is a conglomerate of five towns on the coast south of Genoa and La Spezia. For a picturesque hike, go on the Sentiero Azzurro which will connect you from Monterosso to Riomaggiore. On the other hand, you can also go on a bicycle ride around the Tuscan Hills. In Tuscany you will be able to find a network of unpaved bike roads called Strade Bianche. These roads will take you through orchards, vineyards, and charming towns.

If you choose to bring your family on vacation with you to Italy, try out these great activities for a fantastic time together. Head over to the MUSE in Trento for an educational experience. This science museum will provide you and your family with plenty of exhibits, from a dinosaur gallery to a model of a real-life glacier. On the other hand, you can also visit the Galileo Museum in Florence. Dedicated to this popular Italian explorer and scientist, the museum will teach your kids about the evolution and science throughout the centuries.

Learn how to make traditional pasta from scratch. If you find yourself in Florence, try out this cooking school for a three-hour introductory course to pasta making. After the hands-on experience you can all share the pasta together for dinner.

Watch the opera in an arena. This structure was built in the 3rd-century during the Roman times. With 44 full rows and 22,000 seats, this arena still showcases world-renowned opera every year.

Visit one of the most marvelous structures in the world. Head to Rome and learn about the history of the country by visiting the ancient Roman sites. The Colosseum is one of the most popular, and you will get the chance to explore the undergrounds as well.

Spend a sunny afternoon out at the lake. Located in northern Italy, this charming lake town is perfect to visit during the spring and summer. Here you will be able to stroll around by the lake, go for a swim, as well as kayak around the waters.

Climb up a volcano in Italy. This is Europe’s tallest and most active volcano. Located in Sicily, you will be able to find the 48,000-acre Etna National Park. You can either hike up the volcano or take a cable car to the top.

Discover a stunning island in the middle of the sea. Lipari is the largest of the seven Aeolian Islands. The volcanic islands are also UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and they will offer you a unique landscape to discover.

Hit the slopes. The Dolomites are some of the best-known mountains in the whole world. Check out the slopes in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Arabba or Alta Badia.