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Piancavallo is a beautiful town in Friuli Venezia Giulia close to the plain that divide from the sea of ​​Lignano Sabbiadoro, Grado and other renowned tourist destinations in the Veneto region, a ski resort of a certain importance was created here in relatively recent times with about 25 km of slopes. From Piancavallo you can indeed enjoy the view to the sea, it is characterized as a tourist center with a sporting vocation, where even those who do not ski can find space for their favorite sport: ice skating, freestyle, orienteering, snowboarding. The offer is also complete for the summer, when you can choose between relaxing walks or challenging mountaineering climbs, without forgetting horse riding, cycling, mountain biking, tennis, hang gliding and paragliding. It is also easily accessible from Venice. More info about Piancavallo: http://www.comune.aviano.pn.it/index.php?id=9855

Folgarida, located at 1,270 m asl, is ideal for those who love winter sports in the open air and for those who want to relax in the mountains. A total of 120 km of slopes awaits you in the Folgarida-Marilleva and Madonna di Campiglio ski areas - skiing between the Brenta Dolomites and the Ortles-Cevedale group is a real pleasure. In addition, in the summer there are countless possibilities for sports, relaxation and contact with nature.

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Florence, the capital of Tuscany, is home to many masterpieces of Renaissance art and architecture. One of the most famous places is the Duomo, the cathedral with a tiled dome designed by Brunelleschi and Giotto's bell tower. The Accademia Gallery exhibits Michelangelo's David sculpture while in the Uffizi Gallery there are The Birth of Venus by Botticelli and the Annunciation by Leonardo da Vinci. A city that has maintained its charm and splendor of the past unchanged. This is how Florence, the capital of Tuscany, presents itself. An enchanting city that never ceases to surprise, with its masterpieces of art, the colored marbles of the churches and the architecture that evoke its splendor and the role it played in the development of Renaissance culture and art.

About Florence: http://www.italia.it/it/idee-di-viaggio/citta-darte/firenze.html

Milan, the Lombard capital that amazes for the emotions it can give, is a cultured, modern, lively city, rich in beauty and artistic works.The Duomo, with its bright Candoglia marble facade and late Gothic architecture, is the symbol of this northern Italian metropolis. From its top, stopping at the foot of the famous Madonnina, you can enjoy a unique view over the whole city. In the heart of the city stands the Palazzo Reale, former seat of the Municipality of Milan, today numerous and important art exhibitions are set up in its historic rooms. The building is flanked by the ultra-modern Museo del Novecento, which houses works from the 20th century. Nearby there is another symbol of the city: the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, a cross, pedestrian and covered passage, which houses historic restaurants, bars and trendy shops. Famous for its mosaic floors and the windows that serve as a roof. Milan is among the 10 metropolises with the best reputation in the world. This w…

Diano Marina has very ancient origins probably dating back to the upper Paleolithic. Around 200 BC the Roman Empire built a settlement here which had among its prerogatives the cult of the goddess Diana. According to some, the name of today's town derives from the name of the divinity. Over the course of history, the latter has been part of the Republic of Genoa and also of the Kingdom of Sardinia. In 1887, the town experienced one of the most difficult moments in its centuries-old history.In recent years, tourism has become the main economic resource for Diano, not only in the summer but also in spring, thanks to its mild climate. Furthermore, the developed agricultural activity of its hinterland, rich in typical crops, numerous greenhouses dedicated in particular to basil, tomatoes and flowers, should not be overlooked. Of primary importance is the cultivation of olive trees and the production of oil, of a quality recognized throughout the world by "Taggiasca" olive o…

Caorle beach

Càorle is an Italian town in the metropolitan city of Venice in Veneto, located between the mouths of the Livenza and Lemene rivers, overlooking the Adriatic Sea north east of the Venice Lagoon between the tourist resorts of Eraclea and Bibione. Caorle is a picturesque village overlooking the Adriatic Sea and at the same time a seaside and tourist resort at the forefront of welcoming travelers (over 4 and a half million visitors per year) .Caorle (from the Latin Caprulae, small goats) is a treasure chest that contains many treasures and it is no coincidence that it has been included among the Historic Maritime Villages - Jewels of Italy (at the IAT Office in Rio Terrà tel +39 0421 81085, in the center, you can find an information point dedicated to the Villages of Veneto) .The history of Caorle also exerts great power of attraction on travelers. Between walks in the open air and visits to the museums and monuments that embellish the village, it seems to take…

Elba Island

The island of Elba is an island located between the Piombino channel to the east, about 10 kilometers from the coast, the Tyrrhenian Sea to the south and the Corsica channel to the west.It is the largest of the islands of the Tuscan archipelago, and the third largest in Italy (223 km²). Elba, together with the other islands of the archipelago (Pianosa, Capraia, Gorgona, Montecristo, Giglio and Giannutri) is part of the national park of the Tuscan Archipelago. A diversity that is unique in the world, precisely because Elba is unique with its geological complexity, an expression of distinct and interconnected environments and geological characters: formations, rocks and minerals that have made up the island for thousands of years. Very good wine of the Elba is the "Ansonica".

Read more About Elba Island: http://www.visitelba.info/

The medieval village of Certaldo, one of the most evocative of the Tuscan countryside, known and loved by tourists not only for its aesthetic and architectural peculiarity but also for being the birthplace of Giovanni Boccaccio. Let's start from the area, the Val d’Elsa, where Certaldo is located, halfway between Florence and Siena. House Museum dedicated to the "storyteller" which is located right in the street that bears the name of the fourteenth-century Tuscan writer. Here it is assumed that Boccaccio was born in 1313 and that he still lived and died in this house. Today, in the museum house, it is possible to admire furniture, furnishings and exhibition panels that document the life and writings of the master. Jewel of the museum is the Boccaccio library, a treasure chest of valuable illustrated editions of the Decameron. In the area there are numerous farms that produce excellent Chianti.

About Cartaldo: https://www.chianti.it/comuni/certaldo/

Suvereto can be reached from the sea, along the Aurelia along the Etruscan Coast and turning inland at Piombino and Venturina. But its culture and traditions are all rural, while the landscape you encounter is already that of the Tuscan hills, albeit with the indelible traces of the Maremma environment, of the unstable and fascinating balance between man and nature.Suvereto is a suggestive medieval village, still today surrounded by walls, a few steps from the Etruscan city of Populonia, in Tuscany.A center with a particularly mild climate, it is situated on the gentle slopes that rise from the valley of the Cornia river towards the metalliferous hills; from these first hills you can see the Tyrrhenian Sea, the Gulf of Follonica and the Island of Elba. Val di Cornia also offers numerous wines produced by local farms.

About Suvereto: https://borghipiubelliditalia.it/borgo/suvereto/