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Here, you’ll find ancient ruins side by side with lively piazzas, beautiful coastal towns, and rolling landscapes of vineyards and olive groves. The country’s charm lies in its contrasts – from vibrant cities to quiet villages and idyllic countryside settings.\n\nOur trips to Italy offer comfortable accommodations, well-planned itineraries, and knowledgeable tour leaders who guide you through the country’s many treasures. Whether you want to explore art and history, indulge in Italian cuisine, or join a guided round trip, there’s an option to suit everyone.\n\nThe climate varies from north to south. In northern Italy, winters are chilly and summers are warm, while central and southern regions enjoy mild winters and hot summers. Spring and autumn are often the most pleasant times to visit, with comfortable temperatures and colorful landscapes. 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But when the sun goes down and the city wakes up again with its bars and restaurants, Rome feels like any big city today. Each area of the capital has its own style and atmosphere. Piazza Navona is a popular place for tourists, but at the same time absolutely stunningly beautiful with its fountains, cobblestone streets and baroque facades. You get the feeling that the city's history is still very present when you are in Rome.\u003C/p>Attractions in Italy\u003Cp>In Rome, the capital of Italy, stands the Colosseum – a monument that most people probably recognize. This enormous amphitheater has accommodated tens of thousands of people during ancient gladiatorial games and other public events. In the middle of Rome you will also find Vatican City. It is the smallest state in the world, completely surrounded by the city, and in the center is the enormous St. Peter's Basilica. The church is considered one of the holiest places in Christianity. Michelangelo even created the dome. If you are looking for absolutely top-class art, Florence is recommended, where Renaissance works are displayed almost everywhere. Milan offers both historical heritage and modern design, making the city an unusual mix of old and new. Are you longing for nature? Then there is the Amalfi Coast with its dramatic views, the mighty Dolomites and idyllic lakes such as Lake Garda up north.\u003C/p>Italian traditions & holidays\u003Cp>Traditions play a significant role in Italy, influencing everything from food to crafts and how people socialize at parties and festivals. Opera, art, theatre and various crafts are often found in everyday life. Holidays tend to revolve around family, often with long dinners or special traditions. Easter involves religious processions, but also baking and eating colomba pasquale, a type of festive bread that belongs to this time of year. Ferragosto in August is probably the country's most famous holiday - when both family and friends find their way out to celebrate together, sometimes in simple ways, sometimes with great fanfare.\u003C/p>Milan Travel\u003Cp>It's hard not to think of style and creativity when Milan is mentioned. You quickly realize that Milan is truly Italy's great fashion and design center, a place where elegance is in the walls. Luxury stores mix with elegant cafes and ornate architecture. All of this reflects Milan's sense of taste in its own way. The Duomo di Milano rises right in the center. The cathedral has become a symbol of the entire city. But Milan is not only about fashion, shopping and beautiful buildings. The cultural offering is quite impressive too. La Scala, the opera house, is very popular with both locals and tourists. Milan also offers some green spaces where you can breathe a sigh of relief. Parco Sempione, for example, or Giardini Pubblici Indro Montanelli.\u003C/p>Cinque Terre Holidays\u003Cp>Cinque Terre is one of Italy's most popular coastal communities and consists of five small villages: Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore. The colorful houses that climb steep cliffs towards the Mediterranean create a landscape that feels almost surreally beautiful. For those who enjoy hiking, the area offers something very special. The paths, some steep, others more gentle, offer views that make you want to stop, maybe just stand there and breathe it all in for a while longer. What would Liguria be without its food? Fresh fish, just caught, and that classic green pesto. Even though visitors flock here from all over the world, each small village manages to maintain its own character in its own way. It is precisely that mix of untouched nature, vibrant culture and really good food that makes Cinque Terre a destination that you never really forget.\u003C/p>Italian food culture\u003Cp>The food culture in Italy is truly characterized by centuries-old traditions. It's not just about national dishes, but about particular favorites where each region has its own recipe for what they call \"the best\" version. When you think of Italian food, it's basically inevitable that pasta will appear first, and pasta comes in many forms. It's not hard to understand why pizza has achieved star status in Italy. Above all, Naples is usually mentioned as the origin of pizza, the Neapolitan pizza is almost legendary by now. But it doesn't stop there, of course. There are many other regional specialties. Risotto in Milan is a clear example, and in Liguria it's focaccia. Emilia-Romagna is now almost synonymous with its Parmesan cheese and prosciutto. If you move towards the coasts, especially on the Mediterranean, fresh seafood takes center stage. Truffles are often picked and used in Piedmont and Tuscany. Italy is also one of the world's largest wine producers. Whether it's red, white or sparkling wines, there's something to match every dish.\u003C/p>Tips for your trip to Italy\u003Cp>Italy is a popular travel destination all year round and the climate varies significantly between the northern and southern parts of the country. In the north, for example around the Alps and Dolomites, winters are cold with the possibility of snow, while summers are warm and sunny. In central Italy, the climate is Mediterranean-inspired with mild winters and hot summers. In the far south and on the islands of Sicily and Sardinia, summers are dry and very hot, while winters are often pleasant. Pack clothes according to the season, comfortable shoes for walking on cobblestone streets and in historic city centers, and sun protection during the warmer months. Public transport in Italy works well, especially between larger cities. The train network is extensive and makes it easy to travel between, for example, Rome, Florence and Milan.\u003C/p>\u003Cp>\u003C/p>","17a7e682-187b-11f1-81c1-066d629c5c65","\u003Ch1>Travel to Italy\u003C/h1>\u003Ch2> About our group trips to Italy\u003C/h2>\u003Cp> Italy is a country that has it all – history, culture, food… well, you know what we mean. You walk among ancient ruins, only to find yourself in a square full of people a moment later. That mix of bustling piazzas and quiet little coastal towns is special. And let’s not forget those rolling landscapes, with vines and olive trees as far as the eye can see. Italy truly lives on its contrasts. One day you might find yourself in the middle of bustling city life, the next day you can relax in a small village. It doesn’t matter so much whether you prefer to wander among works of art and museums, enjoy long lunches with pasta and wine, or just sit back on a planned tour. We’ve put together trips that are appreciated by the vast majority.\u003C/p>","17ae050b-187b-11f1-81c1-066d629c5c65","\u003Cp>\u003Cstrong>Capital\u003C/strong>\u003Cbr> ★ Rome\u003C/p>\u003Cp> \u003Cstrong>Language\u003C/strong>\u003Cbr> ★ Italian\u003C/p>\u003Cp> \u003Cstrong>Residents\u003C/strong>\u003Cbr> ★ Approximately 59 million\u003C/p>\u003Cp> \u003Cstrong>Currency\u003C/strong>\u003Cbr> ★ Euros (€)\u003C/p>","17b348a5-187b-11f1-81c1-066d629c5c65",null,"17b82cdb-187b-11f1-81c1-066d629c5c65","\u003Ch1>Climate and weather in Italy\u003C/h1>\u003Ch2> What is the climate like in Italy?\u003C/h2>\u003Cp> Italy's climate varies greatly from north to south. 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With nearly three million inhabitants, Rome is both vibrant and majestic. Landmarks such as the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, and the Pantheon reflect the city’s ancient heritage, and it often feels as though every street tells a story from another era. Rome is not only the city of antiquity; historic monuments blend seamlessly with modern neighborhoods, lively piazzas, fashionable restaurants, and a dynamic nightlife.\n\nEach district has its own distinct character and charm. Trastevere is known for its narrow cobblestone streets, medieval buildings, and authentic trattorias, while Campo de’ Fiori offers a bustling square filled with markets and cafés. Piazza Navona, with its elegant fountains and Baroque architecture, serves as a focal point for both art and tourism, and the area surrounding the Pantheon evokes the grandeur of ancient Rome.","f4ae0160-f2e9-11f0-86ae-066d629c5c65","Marketing/Region/AdobeStock_40207802_vqnqdq.jpg","image-right",{"title":97,"title_translationkey":98,"body_md":99,"body_md_translationkey":100,"cloudinary_image_id":101,"align":102},"Sights in Italy","f4ad644c-f2e9-11f0-86ae-066d629c5c65","In the capital city of Rome stands the mighty Colosseum, one of the world’s most iconic landmarks. This ancient amphitheater was inaugurated in 80 AD and once accommodated tens of thousands of spectators who gathered for gladiator contests and public spectacles. Nearby lies the Roman Forum, the very heart of the ancient Roman Empire, where the ruins of temples and government buildings still testify to the city’s former power and grandeur.\n\nWithin Rome’s boundaries is also the independent city-state of Vatican City. Here you will find the magnificent St. Peter’s Basilica, one of the most important churches in Christianity. With its impressive dome designed by Michelangelo and its richly decorated interior, the basilica serves as both a religious and artistic center, attracting millions of visitors each year.\n\nBeyond Rome, Italy offers countless other remarkable sights. In Florence, you can admire world-class Renaissance art; in Venice, stroll along canals and across historic bridges; and in Milan, experience a dynamic blend of historic architecture and contemporary design. Nature enthusiasts can explore the dramatic Amalfi Coast, the majestic Dolomites, or the picturesque northern lakes such as Lake Garda.","f4ae00da-f2e9-11f0-86ae-066d629c5c65","Marketing/Region/AdobeStock_320332890_fvhds0.jpg","image-left",{"title":104,"title_translationkey":105,"body_md":106,"body_md_translationkey":107,"cloudinary_image_id":108,"align":95},"Italian traditions & holidays","f4ad655d-f2e9-11f0-86ae-066d629c5c65","Traditions play a central role in Italy, influencing everything from cooking and craftsmanship to social gatherings and festivals. Italians share a strong connection to their regions, and many customs are deeply local and unique. Cultural expressions such as opera, theater, art, and artisanal crafts are integral to everyday life and form an essential part of the country’s rich cultural heritage.\n\nHolidays are often celebrated with family at the heart of the festivities, while also featuring large public events. Christmas is marked by markets, festive decorations, and family dinners. Easter is observed with religious processions and traditional treats such as colomba pasquale, a dove-shaped sweet bread. Summer is the season of festivals, with carnivals, food and wine celebrations, fireworks, and historical reenactments filling the streets. National holidays such as Ferragosto in August bring families and friends together for shared celebrations and gatherings.","f4ae01e5-f2e9-11f0-86ae-066d629c5c65","Marketing/Region/jakub-kapusnak-tEVisOXz26Y-unsplash_grhqrr.jpg",{"title":110,"title_translationkey":111,"body_md":112,"body_md_translationkey":113,"cloudinary_image_id":114,"align":102},"Explore Milan","f4ad65e4-f2e9-11f0-86ae-066d629c5c65","Milan is Italy’s capital of fashion and design, renowned for its elegance, international energy, and rich artistic heritage. The cathedral Duomo di Milano, with its striking Gothic façade and intricate sculptures, stands as the city’s most iconic landmark. A stroll through Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II reveals luxury boutiques, historic cafés, and refined architecture that perfectly reflect Milan’s sophisticated character.\n\nMilan is also a major center for culture and the arts. The world-famous opera house La Scala hosts performances of the highest international standard, while the city’s modern museums and galleries showcase art spanning from the Renaissance to contemporary times. Despite its vibrant metropolitan pace, Milan offers several green retreats, such as Parco Sempione and Giardini Pubblici Indro Montanelli, providing peaceful spaces to relax and unwind.","f4ae02c7-f2e9-11f0-86ae-066d629c5c65","Marketing/Region/shutterstock_445227091_uvp23w.jpg",{"title":116,"title_translationkey":117,"body_md":118,"body_md_translationkey":119,"cloudinary_image_id":120,"align":95},"Visit Cinque Terre","f4ad666a-f2e9-11f0-86ae-066d629c5c65","Cinque Terre is one of Italy’s most iconic coastal regions and consists of five charming villages: Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore. The colorful houses clinging to steep cliffs above the Mediterranean Sea, combined with terraced vineyards, create a landscape that feels almost unreal in its beauty.\n\nThe area is ideal for hiking, with scenic trails connecting the villages and offering spectacular views of both sea and mountains. Visitors can also swim in crystal-clear waters and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of small, picturesque harbors. Cinque Terre is equally renowned for its cuisine: fresh seafood, pesto alla genovese, and local wines provide authentic flavors that reflect the region’s culinary traditions.\n\nAlthough the region attracts many visitors, each village has preserved its unique character. Small squares lined with cafés and restaurants, local markets, and historic landmarks contribute to a genuine Italian ambiance. Cinque Terre combines natural beauty, culture, and gastronomy in a way that makes it one of Italy’s most sought-after destinations.","f4ae034d-f2e9-11f0-86ae-066d629c5c65","Marketing/Region/samuel-ferrara-uNvgvo2cs7k-unsplash_mhjxob.jpg",{"title":122,"title_translationkey":123,"body_md":124,"body_md_translationkey":125,"cloudinary_image_id":126,"align":102},"Italian food culture","f4ad66ea-f2e9-11f0-86ae-066d629c5c65","Italy is synonymous with food. The country’s culinary culture is deeply rooted in tradition, regional identity, and seasonal ingredients. Every region, city, and even village has its own specialties and recipes, many of which have been passed down through generations. This means that travelers can enjoy entirely different flavor experiences depending on where they are in Italy.\n\nPasta is perhaps the most iconic Italian dish and comes in countless varieties. Each region has its own pasta shapes and sauces: in Bologna, you will find classic lasagna and tagliatelle with rich ragù; in Rome, dishes such as cacio e pepe and carbonara dominate; while Sicily is known for pasta with fresh seafood. Pizza is another global symbol of Italian cuisine, with Naples recognized as the birthplace of the traditional Neapolitan pizza—featuring a thin base, airy crust, and fresh ingredients such as tomato, mozzarella, and basil.\n\nBeyond pasta and pizza, Italian cuisine is filled with regional specialties: risotto in Milan, focaccia in Liguria, Parmigiano Reggiano and prosciutto in Emilia-Romagna, fresh seafood along the coasts, truffles in Piedmont and Tuscany, and gelato in nearly every town. Wine is also an essential part of the dining experience. Italy is one of the world’s largest wine producers, and regions such as Tuscany, Piedmont, and Veneto offer outstanding red, white, and sparkling wines that perfectly complement the country’s diverse cuisine.","f4ae03ce-f2e9-11f0-86ae-066d629c5c65","Marketing/Region/AdobeStock_209191855_qtpe6k.jpg",{"title":128,"title_translationkey":129,"body_md":130,"body_md_translationkey":131,"cloudinary_image_id":132,"align":95},"Tips for Your Trip to Italy","f4ad6770-f2e9-11f0-86ae-066d629c5c65","Italy is a popular year-round destination, and its climate varies significantly between the northern and southern regions. In the north, around the Alps and the Dolomites, winters are cold with the possibility of snow, while summers are warm and sunny. Central Italy enjoys a Mediterranean climate with mild winters and hot summers. Further south, as well as on the islands of Sicily and Sardinia, summers are dry and very warm, while winters tend to be pleasantly mild. Spring and autumn are often considered the best times to visit, thanks to comfortable temperatures and fewer crowds. Pack according to the season, bring comfortable shoes for walking on cobblestone streets and through historic centers, and remember sun protection during the warmer months.\n\nIt is also helpful to know that meals in Italy follow clear traditions and schedules. Breakfast is usually simple—often a cappuccino and a sweet pastry enjoyed at a local café. In many regions, lunch is the main meal of the day and is typically served between around 12:30 pm and 2:30 pm. Dinner is eaten later than in many other countries, usually from 7:30 or 8:00 pm onward, and often consists of several courses.\n\nPublic transportation in Italy is efficient, especially between major cities. The extensive rail network makes it easy to travel between destinations such as Rome, Florence, and Milan. 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