Florence boasts a rich assortment of culture, history and architecture. To give a snapshot of what’s available, here are the top 10 attractions in Florence.
The Valle dei Templi (in English Valley of the Temples) is a world-famous archaeological site in Agrigento, Sicily.
This area of the historic island that is located off the south of Italy has made it on to the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites, and this accolade is a clear message to the rest of the world that the whole area is well worth a visit.
The local Sicilians refer to it as ‘Vaddi di li Tempri’ in their native dialect, and any Agrigento resident would passionately sing the praises of the six key temples, or the Templi di Agrigento that are scattered around the area.
If you’re planning your next tour to Naples and looking for information and suggestions on things to discover in a city full of energy and amazing contrasts, Ville in Italia offers a quintessential list, compiled with the help of “real Neapolitans”:
The brand name of Gucci accurately reflects the passion and excitement of Italian shopping experience. It is no wonder then that the Gucci Museum was recently opened in Florence along the scenic Piazza della Signoria. The museum represents the elegance and celebration of Gucci which is undoubtedly Florentine’s top fashion brand.
Gucci Italy is a brand with a long history dating back to 1921 when it was founded by Guccio Gucci in Florence. The company began as a top manufacturer of high-end Gucci clothing and leather products and has grown into a multi-billion global brand. It is the highest selling Italian brand and has won numerous awards in the fashion industry. Gucci has actually emerged as the icon of Italian fashion and lifestyle.
If Italy is often called the "Belpaese" (Italian for “the beautiful country”), there must be a reason.
With its breath-taking landscapes, amazing sceneries and beautiful art and architecture, Italy is for sure one of the most interesting and stunning countries in the world.
There is so much to choose from: if you love art, Rome, Venice and Florence are the perfect city destinations for you, while if you prefer beach life and Italy’s beautiful coastline, then Sicily, Sardinia and Puglia are the right choice to make.
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