Italian regions

Lake Trasimeno, the largest body of water in central Italy, also known as Lake Perugia, represents for its inhabitants a territory rich in history, culture, art and nature. There are numerous villages overlooking it, from which it is possible to enjoy incredible landscapes dotted with olive groves, vineyards, woods, castles, fortresses.  Passignano sul...

Sicily is almost a country of its own. A part of Italy, sure, but at the same time so special. It is the largest island in the Mediterranean and it is surrounded by several smaller islands and island groups: the Egadis Islands, the Aeolian Islands, the Pelagians, Ustica and Pantelleria. In Sicily there is, to use a cliché, something for everyone. Here there is a big city pulse, volcanoes, areas of great...

When Lombardy comes up, many probably think of Milan, but there is much more to see here. It is a varied landscape between the Padan Plain and the Alps, and there are opportunities for big city life as well as nature experiences. Milan Mantua - Mantova Navigli Como Fashion and shopping in Milan In Milan, shiny modern buildings stand out among classic terracotta colored roof...

Umbria is sometimes called the green heart of Italy, and there is something to it. Inside the long narrow body of Italy is this small region, which is partly made up of wooded hills. Umbria has no coast, but instead there is Italy's fourth largest lake, Lago Trasimeno, where you can swim, paddle and go boating. The lake is bordered by several cozy villages. A favorite is picturesque Passignano sul...

It's no secret that we who work with Buy house in Italy feel a little extra about Marche. For many of us, this region is a first or second home. We are not alone in this love, because it is easy to fall in love with this area, which is attracting more and more home buyers. Loreto Marche - Sirolo Numana Ascoli Piceno Ancona Conero Mountain Matelica-Verdicchio wine area San...

For many, Tuscany is synonymous with Italy. The hills, the terracotta colored villages and the vineyards. The region is exciting because it offers so much - and the fact is that there are still areas to discover for those who have already visited, for example, Florence and Pisa. If you want city life, try Lucca instead. A postcard-pretty city surrounded by a four kilometer long and intact ring wall. Also...