#things to do in italy

[ronda1466]

Best Places in Italy Most Beautiful Nature Scenery Italy Relaxing Music Lake Como 4k Video 2024

Italy is the country with the most wonderful tourist destinations in Europe. Because sharing a majestic alpine range, the natural landscape of Italy is not inferior to Switzerland or Austria, the South of Italy also has the atmosphere of the Mediterranean. See the beautiful scenery and enjoy peaceful relaxing music in Amalfi, Tuscany, Capri island, Positano, Dolomites, Alps, Cinque Terre, Venice, Rome, Como Lake...

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Explore the breathtaking beauty of Lake Como in Italy with its serene waters and lush surroundings. The mesmerizing 4K video captures the essence of this idyllic destination, showcasing the picturesque landscapes and charming villages. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of the lake's crystal-clear waters set against the backdrop of majestic mountains.

The soothing soundtrack enhances the experience, creating a perfect blend of nature and relaxation. Lake Como's timeless allure makes it one of the best places in Italy for those seeking a peaceful escape amidst stunning natural scenery.

Lake Como is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and charming surroundings. Villa del Balbianello, located on the western shore, offers breathtaking views and exquisite gardens. Bellagio, known as the "Pearl of Lake Como," is a picturesque town with cobblestone streets and vibrant botanical gardens. Additionally, Varenna on the eastern shore boasts a romantic atmosphere and the beautiful Villa Monastero. These places showcase the enchanting nature and scenery that make Lake Como one of Italy's most captivating destinations.

Italy is one of the most scenic & historical countries in the world. Enjoy this 4K relaxation film across Italy's most beautiful regions. From the enchanting Amalfi Coast to the awe-inspiring Dolomites, Italy's landscapes have many places waiting to explore.

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Exploring the Enchantment of Lake Garda: A Must-Visit Destination

Explore the best things to do in Lake Garda with our ultimate travel guide.

Discover the enchanting beauty of Lake Garda – Italy’s largest lake! Immerse yourself in breathtaking landscapes, crystal-clear waters, and charming lakeside villages. Plan your unforgettable getaway to Lake Garda today and experience nature’s finest masterpiece. #LakeGarda #ItalyVacation #TravelGoals Lake Garda View by Wikimedia Commons under CC BY-SA 2.0 Introduction Nestled amidst the…

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What to See and Do in Puglia, Italy

Puglia is a place of crystal-clear waterways, old city centres, ancient architecture, and boundless fields of fresh and local products such as olives and lemons. There are plenty of great things on the ‘heel’ of the boot that is ideal for a summer road trip.

Puglia, nestled in the 'heel' of Italy's boot, feels a world away from popular tourist cities such as Rome, Milan, or Venice, and offers a completely different holiday destination to the country's north.

With a seemingly endless list of things to do in Puglia, this captivating area of Italy might keep you occupied for weeks, if not months. Here's the guidebook to the greatest things to see and do in Puglia, Italy.

Explore the Magical Castellana Caves (Bari)

Not only is the permeable limestone beneath Puglia's soil useful for making wine, but it has also carved out stunning caverns.  The Grotte di Castellana, the largest cave network in Italy and located 40 kilometres southeast of Bari, is one of the most notable of them.

The titles of each cave are evocative, such as "Wolf Cave," "Owl Cave," "Precipice Cave," or "Desert Corridor." Plan your visit during the night for a bigger experience!

Roam Around Vieste's Historic Centre

Clifftop Vieste has a rustic appeal that appears more genuine than some of Puglia's prettified towns. Visit the historic town's maze-like streets before heading to one of the two sandy beaches hidden beneath the Pizzomunno rocks. From Vieste, ferries frequently travel to the Isole Tremiti.

Experience a Scenic Trip along the Gargano Shore (Foggia)

The Gargano promontory is also known as the "Spur of Italy" due to its shape and location. The Adriatic Sea encircles Gargano, one of Southern Italy's most well-known natural vistas, on three sides. You can take a trip along the seaside route that connects Vieste to Peschici to take in the best sights. Here you can see dramatic waterfalls into a crystal-clear sea, limestone formations, beautiful Mediterranean vegetation, and secret harbours.

Trek at the Gargano National Park

The Promotorio del Gargano extends into the Adriatic Sea northwest of Bari, and features rugged coastlines and forested hills, of which Gargano National Park preserves 120,000 hectares. The Forestra Umbra (Forest of Shadows), with its shaded beech, oak, yew, and Aleppo pine trees that offer a haven for nearby species, is a fantastic place for hiking.

Travel Back in Time to Castel Del Monte (Andria)

On top of a hill, there exists a castle dating back to the 13th century. UNESCO has listed it as a World Heritage Site since 1996 as an outstanding example of mediaeval architecture. One of its key features is that it is entirely based on the number 8 (8 towers, octagonal base, etc). Additionally, it exhibits specific illumination effects throughout the solstices and equinoxes.

Explore the Street Food Culture in Bari

Street food is very popular in Bari, but you'll need a map to discover the best places. On foot, by bicycle, or for those who prefer to stay sedentary, in a rickshaw, Velo Service offers entertaining local culinary tours. Along with locally made focaccia, you can enjoy local salami, cheese, gelato, and panzerotti (small savoury pastries). Lecce offers food trips as well.

Additionally, if you're looking for things to do in Puglia and have an interest in interior design, it's worthwhile to browse for artisanal goods while there.

It's Time to Go!

Still haven't made travel plans but feel like visiting Puglia? Stop by Puglia once in a lifetime to experience its natural landscapes and rich cultural traditions!  You can also customize your Puglia, Italy holiday packages to meet your specific needs and interests. Plan your Puglia trip with the help of an expert.

[julymarte]

i am not immune to Miku ghyjuk couldn't settle on a design for italian miku so i whent with multiple 🍕

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[ghelullu]

Half the fandom: "The Ministry is in the USA!"

The Band:

[faaun]

last night i got home kind of tipsy and very much in tears and my mother told me the force you exert to keep someone in your life is proportional to the force with which they will leave your life. if you have to fight tooth and claw to keep them, their leaving will be just as hard, just as harsh, and just as definite.

[italyveneziano]

Obsessed with what America and England have going on in HetaOni. America's like "I keep having to watch my dad die from overusing his magic in past timelines and not knowing how to stop it is killing me inside but I'm not going to talk to him about it" and England's like "I can't seem to hold a conversation with my son without insulting him but I won't hesitate to use my dying breath to ensure I can protect him from beyond the grave"

[cybershock24601]

For some reason whenever I start thinking about post canon Rookanis, I keep thinking about Crimson Peak and I think that's because there's some huge potential for major Gothic Horror going on here. One of the enduring traits of gothic fiction is that there's something wrong with the house (the supernatural element essentially, hauntings, ghosts, etc) because there's something wrong with the family and boy is there a whole hell of a lot wrong with the Dellamortes.

Rook makes for a fitting gothic heroine naively joining this really fucked up family and culture because every Rook other then a de Riva really doesn't know much about how the Crows really operate and has gotten a very skewed view into their world dealing with Teia and Viago acting as patriotic freedom fighter, and no Rook would really know the full extent of Lucanis' very messed up family dynamics because that man does not talk about his trauma, so Rook is walking into a nightmare blind. And that's just the political and family drama, imagine how much more interesting it could get with an element of the supernatural because magic, ghosts, and hauntings are all a thing in dragon age.

The Veil usually gets really thin in places where a lot of blood has been spilled and how many people do you think have died in the ancestral home of a house of assassins? How many members of the Dellamortes do you think died inside there as a result of Crow infighting and in particular Caterina's bid to remain First Talon? How much pain and suffering mark its halls from the generational trauma of the systematic physical, psychological, and emotional abuse required to turn children into trained killers? If there was anywhere perfectly primed for a haunting, its Villa Dellamorte.

And wouldn't an upset and angry spirit seeing how miserable this terrible place is making its two favorite people be a perfect way to stir up the ghosts haunting the halls? I just think it would be fun for Spite being the unwitting source of all the supernatural problems because he's so pissed about Lucanis and Rook continuing to make themselves miserable by trying to make living in Villa Dellamorte work and accidentally bringing the literal ghosts of Dellamorte past to life

Anyways, I want to make a Caterina to face all that she lost holding onto a title that is going to end up dying with her because Lucanis was never going to be who she wanted him to be and made Illario so like her he ruined any chance he had to take her place as First Talon. I want Caterina to reckon with the literal ghosts of her past and realize everything she did was meaningless in the end. That she lost and ruined her family for nothing and all she has left are two broken boys that she destroyed herself and a crumbling, dying House.

I definitely want Lucanis to break the cycle of generational trauma and leave but I can't decide what to do with Illario because I do think that the guy deserves a win and should get a happy or at least bittersweet ending but the idea of Caterina being stuck with the disgraced grandson she ignored and will never be able to properly hold onto the title she fought so hard for and sacrificed so much for because he tried to make himself too much like her could also be really interesting because Illario mirrors Caterina enough that he might just remain stuck in the familial trauma cycle with her

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Hetalia Poll Results Pt 1: Character Whose House You'd Like To Visit

Finished this one super quickly! Thanks again to the donator who requested! 🥰

As promised, here are the other results for now that I may or may not get to:

Character Who You'd Want To Be Your Boss: Germany (Hima's recc: Germany)

Character Who Would Make The Best Friend: Japan (Hima's recc: Italy)

Character Who You'd Like To Eat With: Italy (Hima's recc: France)

(These next few ones are just by Hima I think)

Whose House You Should Visit: Singapore

Who Would Be A Great Host: India

...Be A Popular Youtuber: America

...Be A Popular Comedian: Spain

...Be The Heaviest Drinker: Russia

...Have Light Feet: Wy

It's also my birthday today so I would appreciate any thanks in the form of happy bday messages ❤️

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[Please note, I’m actually an amateur in Japanese and have to use various resources and translation machines to help me. If you notice a possible mistake or want clarification, please bring it up to me *politely* and not aggressively or hostile.]

[carlyraejepsans]

È MORTO. È MORTO. PUTTANIERE PEDOFILO BASTARDO FASCISTA DI MERDA SEI MORTO PURE TU.

[solradguy]

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[datastuffs]

Best Things to do in Ravello Italy

What is so special about Ravello? Check this guide and find out the hidden gems in Ravello.

[flordemurta]

Falling in love with the statues at the Vatican Museum is truly beyond words. That said, I’ll do my best not to flood everyone with endless photos from my trip to Italy — specifically Rome and the Vatican — though I must admit, I did take an overwhelming number of pictures.

[semi-entropy]

finally scanned those drawings (plus 2 more)

[dearlylostdoe]