Chianti is the most famous Italian wine, it is produced from the Sangiovese grapes in Tuscany. The region is renowned for its excellent wine and cuisine, amazing nature and rich cultural heritage. You can visit nature reserves and medieval towns, taste the best wines and see ancient castles and monasteries by taking the S222 Via
The Amalfi Coast is located in southwestern Italy, near Naples, on the Sorrentino peninsula. In 1997, all 40 kilometers of the coast were included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. The S163 highway, which has been repeatedly called the most beautiful road in Italy, runs along a mountain serpentine through lemon groves and ancient cities,
● In good weather, of course, I would advise you to walk a lot – do not be afraid to turn off the hiking trails and look into the courtyards (sometimes they are open) or go on excursions on cute Vespa scooters or vintage Fiat 500s (write to Instagram, for example, in Dearomatours or Scooteromatours).
What to see (non-tourist routes, unusual places) ● Ara Pacis or the Altar of Peace – a glass enclosure that protects from destruction and dust a snow-white arch in honor of the triumphant return of Emperor Augustus from a military campaign, erected in the 13th century BC. Also, exhibitions are often held here (for example,
Must visit for those who want an unforgettable experience: Casa Coppelle at Piazza delle Coppelle, 49. It has a very pleasant interior, designed by Jacques Garcia, one of the best French decorators, and delicious haute cuisine.Average bill: 40 Euros The bar opened a year ago on the terrace of La Rinascente on via del Tritone
Jeremy Watson has been living and working in Rome for almost 7 years now and in this article she talks about the non-tourist places in the city, the best restaurants, the unknown gardens and the viewpoints. Rome is a huge open-air time machine – you never know what’s waiting for you around the next turn
