Sea, mountains, lakes, hills, cities... there are many places in Italy to spend the summer holidays and, as always, every year the hunt begins to find the perfect place: between beauty and relaxation.

Everyone wants to choose the right place and organize their holidays in order to make every summer unforgettable!

Whether you love cities of art or rather take a nice walk in the mountains or a trip to the lake, in this article you will find what is right for you.

Tuscany

Discover with us the most complete region in Italy! The artistic and architectural treasures of Tuscany, starting from Florence, are the ideal destination for a holiday, but nature offers just as many wonders. From the rolling hills of Chianti to Monte Amiata, up to the Viareggio seafront, every corner of the area is worth a visit.

Lombardy

Lakes, mountains, sports, relaxation and good food: there is something for everyone! Can't you stay away from art even in summer? Then visit Milan, you will be amazed by the quantity of events and festivals that take place in the sparkling Lombard cities. In a relaxed climate, you will discover unexpected corners of Lombardy, difficult to grasp at other times of the year.

Lazio

A region that offers enchanting glimpses and panoramas. An extraordinary pole of international attraction, the "eternal city" has always guided the development of the whole region. The immense artistic heritage hosted by the capital is unparalleled: the historic center, the basilicas, the luxuriant nature and the surrounding cities.

Piedmont

From Lake Orta to Lake Maggiore, up to Turin and the vineyards of the Langhe, discover an itinerary between art and nature. In a varied and fascinating landscape, Piedmont gathers cities known for their architectural and historical beauties and others that preserve peculiarities of world interest.

Every Italian corner is different, what unites Bel Paese from north to south is beauty. Wonderful cities with a thousand-year history, fascinating and unique villages in the world, a nature that amazes for the diversity of landscapes, a multifaceted and very rich cultural heritage, the incomparable food and wine tradition.