Italy has many lakes; in fact, there are over a thousand , renowned for their incomparable beauty and each is characterized by distinct features. Lakes Garda, Maggiore, and Como, now well-known throughout the world, have become ideal destinations for spending some time in the sun and in close contact with nature. Italy’s major lakes are fully equipped and offer a range of accommodation facilities.
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Possagno is a tiny town at the feet of Monte Grappa, near Treviso, overlooked by an imposing neoclassical temple that stands in the countryside. Its...
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In the centre of the lake, like gems set in the blue waters, stand the three Borromean islands. On Isola Bella (beautiful island) we can see the...
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