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Most beautiful lakes in Italy
While known only as the second largest Italian lake, Lake Maggiore is none the less the most infamous lakes in the country. Situated along the southern foothills of the Alps, Lake Maggiore almost completely covers the 70 kilometre distance between the cities of Arona and Locarno. The lake is 68 kilometres long and is three […]
Just west of the world famous Lake Maggiore is where you will find Lake Orta. Known by this name since the early years of the 16th century, the lake was originally known as Lago di San Giulio after having been dedicated to the Saint Claire back in the 4th century. Lake Orta is situated only […]
The largest and most beautiful Italian lake Lago di Garda is situated in the Dolomites at the foot of the mountain massifs in the northern part of the country. It is situated in the great nature and is full of tempting adventures. At the border of the provinces of Lombardy, Trentino and Veneto, you can […]
The inhabitants of Italy’s peninsula have enjoyed its lakes for centuries. Wealthy rulers built castles and palaces and other established fishing villages along the banks of these scenic bodies of water. Here are 5 of the most fantastic lakes to visit in Italy: Lago di Bolsena Within a crater of the extinct Vulcini volcano, Lake […]
In the northern part of Italy, called Lombardia, stretches a beautiful alpine lake Lago di Como. It covers an area of 146 km2 and such it is the third largest lake in the country. At the same time it is also one of the deepest lakes in Europe, in some places its depth reaches up […]
Lake Garda holidays are perfect for the entire family. Whether you want a romantic weekend away or a fun family-friendly holiday, there is something for everyone. As the largest lake of Italy, Lake Garda offers spectacular scenery and breath-taking views of the nearby Alpine mountains. The shores of the lake are surrounded by lovely groves […]
Piemonte (or Piedmont in English) is the north-western Italian region adjacent to the west of France. Its development and culture is therefore influenced by the French. Photo licensed under the Creative Commons, created by Silvia As one of the few Italian regions, Piemonte is not washed by the sea, but it is mostly mountainous area. […]
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