Italy offers endless and amazing opportunities for those seeking a vacation dedicated to sports and physical activity - for those who want to be in close contact with nature both during the summer and the winter, surrounded by breathtaking scenery and unique landscapes. There are qualified and well-equipped facilities to assist guests and meet their every need. Italy's countless marinas and ports, and various tourist organizations offer opportunities to indulge in water sports, such as windsurfing, kitesurfing, swimming, sailing, and waterskiing.
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In the city of Gubbio, the history of the place can be breathed at every corner, in every street, on every stone. It is a real outdoor museum. ...
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Extending for four kilometres, the beach at Alassio joins that of nearby Laigueglia. The fine sand, gently sloping towards the sea, welcomes the...
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The wool industry in the city of Biella has a tradition that is rooted in a history of at least two hundred years. The development of the wool industry has occurred in respect of the environmental background: Biella is a green city, full of rivers, with the mountain peaks visible on the horizon; no one gets the feeling of being in a big industrial center. A few kilometers from Biella, at an altitude of about 1200 meters, is located the sanctuary of Oropa, whose origin dates back to the fourth century, with its black wooden Madonna, found among the ruins of Jerusalem.
Piedmont is in Italy's northwest and borders Switzerland and France. True to the meaning of its name (foot of the mountain), Piedmont is a land of mountains. It is surrounded on three sides by the Alps, with the highest peaks and largest glaciers in Italy.
The Province of Biella stretches across northern Piedmont and borders the Valle d’Aosta Valley to the west. In this unspoiled land, nature has many faces, such as the picturesque Biellese pre-Alpine mountains dotted with pretty valleys, and in the south, the pleasant banks of ...
