Wildlife parks boasting untainted beauty offer an ideal setting for those who decide to spend their vacations in contact with nature, discovering Italy’s flora and fauna, visiting its sunny islands and surrounded by the typical Mediterranean landscape. Tourists can enjoy an unforgettable experience exploring Italy's rough and wild environment. There are many national parks well worth exploring : the Gran Paradiso, Circeo, Stelvio, Dolomiti Bellunesi, Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga, Cilento and Vallo di Diano, and Gargano National Parks, the parks of Calabria and Aspromonte, not to mention the Maddalena and Tuscan Archipelagos, the Vesuvius, the Cinque Terre National Parks, and many other protected areas, nature reserves, and marine parks.
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Taranto, overlooking the Gulf of the Ionian Sea, is called “the city of two seas” because it is placed between the Mar Grande and Mar Piccolo. It is...
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A small island with a watchtower gave the name to the seaside village of Isola delle Femmine, now almost a suburb of Palermo, to which it is linked...
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We are in company with Renzo Arbore, in the city once known as the Capitanata, and today know as Foggia. It is a city boasting remote roots (there are archeological finds dating back to Frederick II), but today it actually looks like a city of modern imprint. In addition to the possibility of listening to good music, the regular evening stroll to be taken in the city centre, called “struscio”, represents another way to spend evenings in someone's company; sitting down at the table is another real satisfaction: delicious rural dishes are made with products coming from this land, called the "Italy's Granary".
Also known as " Le Puglie " in the plural form, this region contains, in fact, many souls. The “heel of Italy's boot," Apulia is a charming region that can be visited all year round and is suspended among nature, history, tradition, tastes ...
Also known as the Capitanata or Daunia , the P rovince of Foggia marks the northern border of Apulia , near Molise and Campania. The eastern part ...
