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Savor "la dolce vita" - the sweet life - with an Italy vacation.
Stay in a magnificent Tuscan villa or home, living out your dreams in the Florentine
Hills with easy access to the art and culture of "the cradle of the Renaissance." Revel in the sprawling vineyards, olive
groves and forests in Chianti. Discover the Gothic treasures of Siena, or stay inside the walls of San Gimignano, known as
the "city of beautiful towers."
Have an inspired adventure in Cortona, the breathtaking hillside town made famous by the movie "Under the Tuscan Sun." Or
choose Arezzo as your vacation home base, perfect for touring both Tuscany and Umbria. The Maremma is a choice locale for
accessing the sea and venturing along to Rome, Ostia Antica and Lazio.
In the Veneto region, travelers will find Venice to be one of the most romantic and mysterious cities on earth, whether sipping
coffee in St. Mark's Square, admiring the richness of the Doge's Palace or visiting the famed villages of Murano and Burano.
Beyond Venice, the birthplace of Western civilization awaits. Rome, the "Eternal City" is a mecca of art, culture, faith and
romance. From the diverse architecture and rich art, ancient monuments, exquisite views, tantalizing trattorias and lively
nightlife - a stay in Rome offers a feast for all senses.
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Centro Solaria lies at the higher of the two sites which form the ski centre of Marilleva. The ski lifts are located directly outside the complex, and the accommodations and amenities are in interconnected buildings. There is a daytime mini-club for children. Winter skiing is extensive with more tha ... Read More >>
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Ferienclub Breitenbergerhof in Tscherms is situated just 3 kilometers from the popular town of Merano, well-known for its year-round climate. The vineyards and fruit valleys in the area make it ideal for hikers. In winter guests can take a bus to the ski regions of Merano 2000. Breitenbergerhof has ... Read More >>
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A resort with a longer summer season than many others in the country, Residence Laurin is ideal for lovers of winter sports. The resort has 35 chalet-style units situated in spectacular mountain scenery (Carezza in the Italian Dolomites). In winter, guests can take advantage of high standard ski run ... Read More >>
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Surrounded by majestic Dolomite peaks, Villaggio Turistico Ploner (1437m) stands at the crossroads of one of the best-known Dolomite areas. The resort is ideal for both winter and summer holidays, due to the proximity of Cortina, Lake Misurina and Dobbiaco, all within 20 minutes' drive. The area sur ... Read More >>
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Trattoria da Pietro (Piazza della Cure). Referred to as "the ultimate Italian family restaurant," and considering
how serious the Italians are about their food, that's saying a lot. Expect to sample some of the best fare Tuscany has to
offer.
Osteria da Giovanni (Rome). This gem, tucked away between Vatican City and Trastevere, offers big portions and intense flavors
for remarkably little cost. The menu here is limited, but what is available is always cooked to perfection.
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Palio de Siena. More than 50,000 people pour into the Piazza del Campo to witness neighborhoods battle for bragging
rights in this famous horse race, held every July 2 and August 16.
Treno Natura (Siena). From spring to fall, explore the countryside on a steam-powered train. This relaxing trip on the "Nature
Train" begins and ends in Siena with stops in Asciano and Monte Antico.
Gira d'Italia. The Giro is a three-week road bicycle stage race throughout Italy - the second most important stage race besides
the Tour de France - held in May or early June. Pick a stage, a location, then sit back and watch some of the best riders
in the world.
 Explore...
St. Mark's Basilica (Venice). The most famous Venice church and a stunning example of Byzantine architecture. Inside
the walls (and floor) are covered with mosaics. Entry to the church itself is free.
Colosseum (Rome). When in Rome, one must visit the Colosseum. The scene of many ancient gladiatorial battles once seated 55,000
- an ancient venue that has become the inspiration for many modern sports stadiums. Hours change depending on the season.
Admission is about EUR10.
Doge's Palace (Venice). This landmark served as the senate house, administrative center, hall of justice and prison until
the fall of the Venetian Republic in 1797. Now it serves as the most popular tourist attraction in Venice, a masterpiece on
many vacationers' must-see lists.
 Shop...
Via dei Tornabuoni (Florence). Much like Milan, the world's fashion capital, Florence is a focal point for high-end
leather goods and trendy boutiques. And this elite shopping district is the best of the best, housing such names as Armani,
Salvatore Ferragamo and Gucci's flagship store.
Mercerie (Venice). Along this compilation of narrow streets linking St. Mark's Square and the Rialto, you can find just about
anything, from the latest designer fashions to antique books.
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