Welcome to Italy
Italy is nicknamed "the living art gallery", in fact Italy is a magical place both art and historic architectural masterpieces, attracting hundreds of Irish all year. You can travel to Italy and not see the most unusual cathedral in Europe, the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Rome is filled with ancient treasures of the most famous painters of the world. Florence lives with the times while retaining its values with a time of ancient churches and villas and palaces. Every place in Venice is a part of history. The Doge's Palace and the Bridge of Sighs are only a few landmarks. Moreover, beyond remarkable landscapes that bring any visit to completely new degrees, the nation is full of an endless story. You can have fun to go skiing in the Alps, you marvel at the Roman ruins and Greek temples, discover the Grand Canal in Venice. As one of the most popular destinations in the world, it is also the land of la dolce vita, which means "the good life." After all these adventures nothing better than to relax , unwind and enjoy staying in Italy luxurious spas or just a taste of refined dining pleasures of Italy. Although its art and architecture is beautiful, there is no reason to be intimidated. Italian people are very welcoming and are rarely indifferent. hundreds local festivals are held across the country in a day to celebrate a saint or a local harvest, including the daily domestic ritual of passeggiata , a walk of collective evening celebrated by young and old in cities and towns across the country. If there is a specific national characteristics Italians are known for is that they know how to live life to the fullest. The climate in Italy has a mild and temperate.
