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Guide to Italy?
Gazing down on the 'eternal city' from Piazza Garibaldi,
it's easy to see why Rome has inspired and captivated travellers
for centuries. The magnificent Pantheon, Colosseum and pre-Christian
temples of the Forum, visible among umbrella pines and golden haze,
preside over busy Roman life. A visit to Italy's capital is an unparalleled
experience.
All visits may eventually lead to Rome, but the misshapen boot of
Italy is laced with many other places worthy of a visit. The north,
characterised by its industrious nature and alpine weather, has
super-stylish power-house Milan, laid back Turin, and well fed Bologna
to explore.
Beyond the sophisticated plazas of Verona rise the jagged peaks
of the Dolomites where a well-maintained network of routes attracts
a world class of trekkers and climbers.
The legacy of Italian architecture still haunts most Italian cities,
but is particularly spectacular in the waterfront palaces of Venice,
the renaissance piazzas of Florence, the magnificently teetering
hillcrest villages of Umbria, and the ancient petrified towns of
Pompeii and Herculaneum.
Italy's south, inspires thoughts of village-life where once the
only sounds were the flapping of brightly coloured washing, a solitary
Vespa put-putting and distant trill of church bells. The whitewashed
towns of Calabria, Puglia and coastal villages of Sicily and Sardinia
fulfil this image perfectly.
Noisy, dramatic and vibrant, Naples is the joker in the pack. Life
in this black-sheep city is reminiscent of watching an opera unfold
on its streets. It's also a gateway to the Amalfi Coast, which is,
for many, the most exquisite union of urban and bucolic Italy.
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