Strait that bears its name and from which numerous cruise ships pass through. The origins date back to 750 BC. when the Greek colonists coming from Chalcis founded it with the name of Zancle (from the Greek sickle for the arched shape of its port). It was not until the conquest of Sicily by the Romans that Messana was proclaimed free and an ally of Rome. Cicero defined it as a very large and very rich city. An important cultural and commercial center, Messina is the gateway for travelers heading to Sicily. You cannot miss a visit to the Cathedral of Norman origin, which houses the second largest organ in Italy, and the most complex and largest mechanical astronomical clock in the world. The seat of the university, founded in 1548 by Saint Ignatius of Loyola, is also worth a stop. The province welcomes the beautiful Taormina, famous for its characteristic pedestrian streets, archaeological sites and breathtaking views. The natural terrace located on Mount Tauro, 206 mete…
Palazzolo della Stella
Palazzolo della Stella is a town in Friuli Venezia Giulia and takes its name from the river that crosses it, quiet and close to the sea,but full of opportunities for cultural and food and wine excursions, its proximity to the sea but in the open countryside makes it aideal for spending a few days of relaxation and with the possibility of joining guided tours. In the surroundings very close Villa Manin,and many other places and sites of great interest. It is also possible to rent a boat, visit the nearby Udine, San Daniele del Friuliwhere the famous ham is made, in short, a really interesting holiday.
More info about location: https://www.turismofvg.it/
Arezzo
Arezzo is an Italian city in eastern Tuscany. The Cathedral of Arezzo, on the top of the hill where the city stands, has painted vaulted ceilings and houses a 15th century fresco by Piero della Francesca depicting Mary Magdalene. In the chapel of the nearby Basilica of San Francesco there are other frescoes by Piero della Francesca. The Basilica of San Domenico houses the Crucifix of Santa Croce, painted by Cimabue in the thirteenth century. The imposing Medici Fortress offers a splendid view over the city. In Arezzo the house of Francesco Petrarca. The city today is also famous for its gold processing.
More info about Arezzo: https://www.ilturista.info/ugc/info/da_visitare/1848-La_Casa_natale_di_Francesco_Petrarca_ad_Arezzo/
Suvereto Tuscany
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/
Italy Villages
Among the wonders to visit in Italy, the marvelous villages, perched and almost magical, are becoming increasingly popular, as if they had stopped in a very distant time. Their history and the landscapes that surround them make them an ideal destination for weekend getaways. From Tuscany to Liguria, from Piedmont to Trentino, from Abruzzo to Campania. From the mountains to the sea there are villages that seem straight out of a fairy tale, with small streets, artisan shops, romantic flowered balconies and breathtaking views. They are the Italian villages, real gems to visit all year round and enjoy the traditions that are still alive, the local cuisine, wines and products at zero km. Small hotels, B&B, agritourisms, farms, apartments, the offer is great and for all tastes and budgets.
District is smart
Thanks to tour operators that propose or organize alternative destinations, the Italian province is experiencing a real boom in terms of the number and quality of domestic tourism and from other countries, but not only for this, perhaps, we support us, with growth of the offer and the quality of agritourism structures we had a "side advantage", that is to say that the farm as a base has our permission then to know the territory of the territory, rich in villages, small provincial towns that have enormous treasures natural, architectural, environmental, artistic and, last but not least, local products and gastronomy that makes our country rich in these resources like no other country in the world, and this is a fact by now established and recognized. And again, the spread of cycle tourism, the demand for organic products, a healthy and genuine environment, the very interesting province, certainly our cities of art are inevitable for those who love to travel and at the sa…
The turist real estate market in Italy
In Italy the positive trend of the real estate market continues in the hotel tourism sector. Italy is confirmed as the preferred destination for millions of tourists around the world. The real estate offer is considerable and investors come from all over the world. Italian hospitality is extremely fragmented and there are many business opportunities everywhere in the territory, from the city of art to the provincial city or the small village or in the splendid seaside or mountain resorts, it is also possible to find farms on the market with inside there are buildings for tourism.