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Campeggio Valle Gesso

If you are looking for a secluded spot to spend quality time with your family in the great outdoors, Campeggio Valle Gesso might just be the place that you are looking for. Located in the woods in Northwest Italy on the border with France, this campground offers plenty of shade with beautiful views of the Alps. There is a children’s playground for the little ones to enjoy, and swimming pool for everyone to relax in. If you want to maximize your relaxation, there is no better way to do it than by getting a hydromassage, which is offered on site! For the older kids with more active tastes, the campground also offers cycling routes that can challenge even the most experienced riders.

Campsite Tenuta Primero

Located on the coast of the Adriatic Sea on the Friuli-Venezia Giulia province of Northern Italy, this campsite offers sandy beaches and sun bathing for a true vacation experience. This campsite also offers a children’s playground and swimming pool. In addition, you can also swim in the Adriatic Sea if you choose so! In addition to this, you have guided walks, golf, a disco, and a beauty center at your disposal. When it comes to dining, the campground offers a restaurant with an extensive menu and a grocery store with a wide selection of products if you choose to cook. Campsite Tenuta Primero is truly luxurious and accommodating.

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Campsite Eden

Campsite Eden is the water enthusiasts’ paradise. Located in Northern Italy’s Lombardy Province, it is situated on a lake Lago di Garda with a beautiful pebble beach and offers a huge option of activities for your water loving family. If all you want to do is relax, you can choose to simply swim in the pool they offer or in the lake. Activities are endless! The campground offers scuba diving, snorkeling, wind surfing, sailing, water skiing, and you can even take your own boat in the lake! Out of the water, you can walk or cycle on the marked trails. Anything you choose to do, you will have a blast here.

This post was published for Al Fresco Holidays – An outdoor holiday provider.

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Archaeological Area and the Patriarchal Basilica of Aquileia by Giovanni Dall’Orto

Soon after the completion of the main road, which connected the town to Altinum, Aquileia would grow to become a powerful and wealth commercial center. At the peak of its time, the town of Aquileia was home to more than 200,000 Romans. The city was known for its glassmakers.

In 452, the town was attacked by Attila the Hun and set ablaze. Many of the glassmakers who had helped make the town prosperous, relocated to the area surrounding the Venetian Lagoon. It is here at the lagoon that some of the most famous glass shops min the entire empire rose.

Archaeological Area, Aquileia, Italy by Zumzum

The town of Aquileia today is a park which is opened to the general public. Many of the ruins in Aquileia such as the forum, necropolis and harbor can be visited by year round by the general public. Many people also take the time to wander through the two neighborhoods in Aquileia that have been recently opened to the public as well. There are two different museums in Aquileia that house the many artifacts that have been uncovered over the years in the archeological dig sites located throughout Aquileia.

It is important to note that the original Roman basilica which had been built back in the 3rd century was destroyed during the attacks of Attila the Hun. The present day basilica was built on the ruins of the originally by order of the House of Savoy back in 1031.

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