Italy Travel Guide

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Italy Travel Guide

Portofino and Tigullio Gulf: These regions are one of the most popular representations of Italy, with a multitude of resorts (along with their marinas), fantastic sporting facilities and magnificent houses sprawled across the beach, not to mention the unforgettable climate of the Dolce Vita. Further, just when all these sights might seem like a bit too much to handle, a traveler is greeted with the fascinating seascapes, enclosed between the deep blue of the water and the lush green expanse of the mountains.

Caf Florian: A coffee house located in the Procuratie Nuove of Piazza San Marco, Venice, was set up in 1720, and is probably the oldest coffee house in operation till date across the world. The Caf is also home to an exhibition of contemporary art known as the Venice Biennale, which has been running since 1893.

Palazzo Te: Also known as Palazzo del Te, it is a palace located in Mantua, and serves as the perfect example of the mannerist style of architecture, designed by Giulio Romano.
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Trattoria Corrieri: Known most prominently for the culinary magnum opus that is the Parma, with emphasis on five kinds of prosciutto and real Parmesan cheese at one of the most famous restaurants in Italy.

Galleria dell' Accademia: It is a museum founded in 1784 that has a collection of sculptures and paintings equaled by very few museums around the world. The prized possession of the Galleria is David by Michelangelo, which was shifted to this premises in 1873.

Assisi: The city of Assisi stretches on the hills of the Monte Subasio, situated higher than the plain where the Chiascio and Topino rivers meet. Despite the fact that it has Roman origins, in the present times, there is a heavy remembrance of the Middle Ages. Travelers can also enjoy a concert in the Upper Church of the Basilica di San Francesco.

Abruzzi: One of the most visually enticing towns in Italy, Abruzzi has many old villages that were abandoned, but are still very much in perfect shape till date. The country side has many other historic sights to see. Another famous quote being said about Abruzzi is that it has as many castles as it has sheep. In short, this region is perfect for those who want to see the good old Italy, in every sense of the word!

Da Michele: Michele's first pizzaria was opened in 1906, and the legacy has continued for five generations. Many consider Da Michele as "The sacred temple of pizza". The pizza makers have strictly adhered to tradition and Michele's instructions, which include the fact that there are only two types of Neapolitan pizza the Marinara and the Margherita, and that no 'junk' should be used in the making of the pizza that might affect its taste. A must visit for food lovers!

While in Europe, the international roaming charges can be quite a pain while talking to friends and family back home, and this is why travelers must use Matrix international calling cards, which give unbeatable connectivity across the world at 80% lower rates than regular mobile service providers.

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