Bordering Umbria and Tuscany but with a mere snippet of the tourists of Umbria and Tuscany, Lazio is crying out to be discovered. Although in spite of Italy’s lesser known region’s relative obscurity, there is plenty to do in ‘Italy’s wildest corner’. Check out three great things to do in Lazio. II Bagnaccio Hot Spring
Despite its relatively small size, Mallorca is blessed with beaches that could rival the paradisiacal beaches of the Caribbean –translucent turquoise water and snow-white sand shaded by a scattering of fertile palm trees , and intimate bays where intimacy is granted by a backdrop of dramatic cliffs swathed by emerald forests. Mallorca is home to
Rovinj and its relaxing qualities interrupted by the Croatian Summer Salsa Festival! With narrow cobbled streets winding towards quant and picturesque squares, a impressive cathedral and the highest tower in the whole of Istria standing at a mighty 61 metres high, the town of Rovinj in Istria has to be one of Croatia’s most spectacular and
July and August are great months to go on holiday to Mallorca. Not only is the weather sizzling hot, the sangrias and cervezas ice-cold and the beaches in tip-top condition, but a string of music greats are lining up to join in the ‘Mallorca Rocks 2012” event, guaranteed to rock the island and its inhabitants
Start the summer in style at the Loule Festival Med 2012! The town of Loule is one of the most popular places to visit in the Algarve. Being just a stone’s throw – 16 kilometres – from Faro Airport, tourists can arrive in the Algarve and within no time at all can be enjoying the many
Corfu and Kefalonia are two of the most popular of the Ionian Islands, both famed for stunning natural beauty, fantastic climate and friendly and welcoming hospitality. Kefalonia is the largest of the seven Ionian Islands with an area of almost 800 square-kilometres. Being a mountainous island, much of Kefalonia’s landscape is dominated by peaks rising
Rising in the Appennine Mountains in Emilia-Romanga and flowing for more than 250 miles through Umbria and Lazio to the Tyrrhenian Sea, the Tiber is Italy’s third-longest river. This mighty and important river, which, according to legend, resulted in the city of Rome being founded in 753 BC on its banks, naturally flows past diversely
In light of the Eurozone developments, recently appointed Greek minister of culture and tourism, Tatiana Karapanagioti, issued the statement following a briefing to Prime Minister Panayiotis Pikrammenos, head of the interim caretaker government. “Greece is here as it always has bee, and as it always will be, offering tourists a unique travel experience. Our land
Umbria Jazz Festival 2012– An electrifying mix of world quality music in the most idyllic of settings. From the 6 – 15 July, the Umbria Jazz Festival 2012 will be taking place in Perugia, Umbria. This world-acclaimed musical event has become one of the leading jazz festivals on both the Italian and international music festival
Set within Brittany’s legendary jagged coastline, isolated bays and exhilarating landscapes, one has the pleasure of stumbling across many delightful towns and villages, including the tiny hamlet of Kersolf, which comprises of a small but luxurious handful of houses. It is here that Vintage Travel has 2 luxury villas in brittany. Freesia (pictured) The splendour
