Cinque terre (in english five lands) consists of five small villages Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore. The Cinque Terre, thanks to the geographic and anthropomorphous characteristics of the territory , are one of the main natural tourist attractions of Italy.
They say that you can read a country’s soul through its food. Lets explore the soul food of Florence!
The historical center, Centro Storico, is a great place to start this portion of your Europe tour! The Piazza de
L’Aquila is one of the most beautiful cities in the central Italy. It is the capital city of the
Positano is a beautiful village on the Amalfi coast in Italy. The village is in every sense clinging to an almost vertical slope ending in the gorgeous turquoise Amalfian sea, with each pastel house looking more like an apartment of an impossible skyscraper and boasting unique views!
The bougainvillea, oleander, lemon and orange blossom coast will simply enchant the seascape lover, while the colorful markets and friendly locals will charm in an unforgettable manner. This Italian corner near Naples covers Ravello, Positano, Amalfi, even Sorrento and Salerno. It is simply one of Italy’s most romantic spots.
The leaning tower of Pisa in Italy as become a world famous monument because of the 4.4 meters it leans out of line and is the one thing that as put the city of Pisa on the map today. The tower itself was constructed around 1174.
Two of the symbols of Verona, known all over the world, are the house of Juliet and the just-restored house of Romeo.
Manarola is a marvelous village set along the eastern layer of the Apennines and the Ligurian sea, and it’s one of the so-called Cinque Terre. The typical multicolored, genoan-style houses, the presence of the little river Groppo, and the unique location of a complex built on the ridge of the mountain, creates a stunning and unbelievable picture.
