North East Italy
In this section, you’ll find information about the regions Veneto, Trentino-Alto Adige and Friuli Venezia Giulia. The main cities in these regions are:
Friuli Venezia Giulia: Trieste, Udine.
Trentino-Alto Adige: Trento, Bolzano.
Veneto: Venice, Verona, Padova, Vicenza and Treviso.
Discover the best way to visit Italy for the first time! Explore iconic cities, hidden gems, and luxurious villas in Rome, Florence, Venice, and beyond. From scenic landscapes to Italy’s finest cuisine and culture, make your Italian adventure unforgettable with our ultimate travel guide.
If you love combining wine tastings with your holiday in the Veneto region of Italy, you are spoilt for choice. From winery tours to food tours, you can pair the perfect visit to the rolling hills of vineyards into your holiday. Visit the Best Veneto Wineries with this guide.
Genoa is located in northern Italy. It is the capital city of the Province of Genoa and of the region of Liguria.
It goes without saying but Italy is a beautiful country with so much to offer in terms of scenery, food, activities and more.
We get lots of enquiries about which is the best town to stay in Lake Garda; so who better to ask than someone who has a personal connection here!
Verona is a city in the north of Italy, in the Veneto region. It’s actually the biggest city in Veneto, just before Venice.
Venice is one of the ‘Big Three’ cities to visit in Italy. However, if you’re looking for Holidays in Venice but want to do more than take a selfie on the Rialto bridge what is there to see?
We love the Venice carnival but it can be very expensive to visit. Here we talk about what the carnival actually is and how you can work around the expense!
A Perfect Day in Italy (#DolceVitaBloggers)
This month at Dolce Vita Bloggers we're writing about our Perfect Day in Italy.
It's so hard to pick just one idea or one day as so many different perfect things seem to happen when you're in Italia. What I love is the amount of spontaneous moments you tend to have here. Is it because you're on holiday. Down to the people you're with or just the nature of Italy that everything is that little bit more flexible?
Where to travel in Italy in 2018
Last week to lift our moods in dreary January I put together a list of 18 Trips to Take in Italy 2018!
Hopefully you have all now read Part 1, where you learnt about the first 9 destinations to add to your 2018 Italian Travel Wish List!
I wanted to help you explore areas you may not have heard of and this week is no different.
So here are the final 9 destinations! I hope you enjoy them and get inspired!
Where to travel in Italy in 2018
To lift everyone's spirits after Blue Monday, what could be better than a bit of dreamy Italian holiday inspiration?!
I've put together a list of 18 Trips to Take in Italy 2018 to help you explore areas you may not have heard of. Where I know experts in these destinations I've asked them to tell us why their town/ city is wonderful.
Chiacchiere means 'chatter' and they are called this possibly due to the crunchy sound they make when you eat them! Some people also call them 'angel wings' as they put a twist in them as they are made, creating the appearance of two wings.
Venice Carnival is a bucket list event in my eyes. It's so much fun, the City of Venice is at its most vibrant, it's a really unique thing to do.
When a traveler thinks of Italy, it is likely that their first thought is of friendly people, excellent regional dishes, and Rome. However, there is a lot more to Italy, and South Tyrol has an abundance of castles that are worth taking time to visit.