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Often referred to as the green heart of Italy, Umbria is a treasure trove of exploration. You couldn’t possibly ignore Umbria’s fertile landscape, olive groves or seducing vineyards.

The Amalfi Coast’s most famous and legendary hillside village, the picturesque and romantic Positano is an idyllic place to spend a few days. The sight of the beige, pink, yellow and terra-cotta houses cascading down the side of the coast to crystal blue Mediterranean waters is famous across the world and has been mesmerizing visitors to this captivating section of the Italian coast for centuries.

Welcome to the UNESCO World Heritage Site that is less known amongst distant travelers! Rolling hills, medieval castles, beautiful farmhouses, remote hilltop towns, olive groves and wheat fields, and cut off rural homes adorn the pleasant landscapes.

The village of Roccalbegna, sits in the Grossetto Province and on the slopes of Monte Amiata. The town was once an Aldobrandeschi strong hold that was later passed over to the Republic of Siena. The medieval apperance and charm still exist in the township.

Nestled at the bottom of Mount Baldo, Malcesine will steal your heart with its picturesque steep streets and its Scaliger castle standing guard over Lake Garda. Goethe spent a night there in 1786 whilst on his Grand Italian Tour. At the time Malcesine could be reached only by water and the German poet and humanist had to take refuge in the town, after sudden strong winds impeded the advance of his boat. The story goes that Goethe decided to sketch the castle and he was almost arrested on the suspicion that he was an Austrian spy.

A corner of Tuscany where nature, history and art give life to a landscape unique in the world. Gentle hills, ancient medieval villages, vineyards, cultivated fields, castles and abbeys. Val d’Orcia is a land of rare beauty where human activity and nature perfectly blend to give life to a landscape designed in the Renaissance to represent the ideal of beauty. For these reasons Val d’Orcia was recognized in 2004 as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The small, charming hamlets are probably the most characteristic places of Liguria.

The best view you can get over Florence is from the top of the beautiful Baroque staircase in the Bardini Garden – four hectares of English-style woods, hidden grottos, orchards, cultivated and grassy fields on Montecuccoli Hill, in the city center’s Oltrarno district.

Portofino is definitely one of the most romantic destinations that the world has to offer. It can get pricy, but if you're traveling with that special someone, you won't regret it! The town is absolutely gorgeous and exclusive, adding to the ambience. When you think of Portofino, you probably think of the colorful architecture that surrounds the harbor. But there is a lot more to the town! There are some fantastic sights to see, such as the statue of Christ of the Abyss. The sculpture is actually underwater, and you can scuba dive to explore it and the marine life! To top it off, you can enjoy exquisite fare at various restaurants on the water. The nightlife here isn't too big. That is why Portofino is a great destination for a quiet and romantic getaway.

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