Italy Tourist Attractions
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Italy Tourist Attractions
Italy became a unified state in 1861 offering different landscapes, dialects, cuisine and varying standards of living. Italy has a huge cultural legacy. Tuscany has more classified historical monuments than any country in the world. Remnants of the Roman Empire are all over the country, and in Rome itself.
The Northwest of Italy is the most cosmopolitan and richest part of the country. Milan and Turan are Italy's wealthiest largest cities. The north has a dramatic mountain scenery, the Alps, offering activities such as Skiing and hiking. The south is a lot flatter and attracts sun seeking holiday makers.
There is plenty of things for you to do in all of the regions in Italy. Whether you are looking for a beach holiday, where you can relax and chill out getting rid of the everday stress you have back at home. Or maybe a spot of skiing in the Dolomites, golf in the Tuscan hills, walking or general sightseeing, there is something for everyone. For an active/sightseeing holiday Italy offers everything from Museums, Art Galleries, Gardens, Monuments, Mountains and Historical Buildings. For the kids there are plenty of Amusement, Theme and Water Parks, Zoos and Natural Parks.
Acquario di Genova
A visit to Aquarium of Genova is a unique experience.
Sigurtà Park
With over 50 hectares, Sigurta Park is one of the best in the world, and is situated 8km from Lake Garda.
Italy has hundreds of small campsites, and it is a great way of exploring Italy on a tight budget.
Italy' mountainous terrain offers plenty of good ski resorts and skiing is very popular with the Italians.
The scenery in Italy is very varied and there are many types of appealing terrain for hiking, walking and trekking.
Italy has a wealth of beaches, and although some of the shore is rocky, you are never far from a beach.
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