Part of our Italy guide.
5 places and guides from our Italy coverage, gathered into one page.
Related travel guides: Where To Stay In The Dolomites, Italy, Where To Stay In Italy, and Itineraries For Italy.
A Different Side Of Puglia - Caves, Hill Towns, And History By The Sea
Puglia, in southern Italy, offers caves, hill towns, and coastal history beyond the usual Rome-Florence-Venice circuit. Its landscapes mix stunning scenery with diverse architecture and cuisine.
A Guide To Hiking Seceda, Dolomites
Within this UNESCO World Heritage site, Seceda sits in Val Gardena and delivers panoramic views of the Sella and Odle peaks. The area’s alpine meadows, wildflowers, and crystal-clear lakes make it a paradise for hikers and photographers. Hiking is the best way to immerse yourself in its natural wonders.
Wine Caves In Italy's Chianti Classico Region
The wine caves beneath the Chianti Classico region are carved into hillsides, providing cool temperatures and high humidity that develop the rich flavors and aromas the area is famous for. Visiting these ancient cellars offers a glimpse into the winemaking process, from grape to glass, as you walk through dimly lit tunnels lined with oak barrels holding future bottles of wine.
Saturnia Italy's Cascate Del Gorello
Saturnia’s Cascate del Gorello are thermal waterfalls tucked away in the Tuscan countryside. The warm, mineral-rich waters flow from Mount Amiata into natural pools, offering a relatively untouched spot for relaxation. Unlike crowded tourist attractions, this hidden gem lets you soak in peace.
Saturnia: Petriolo Hot Springs Adventure
Petriolo Hot Springs, hidden in the hills of Saturnia, offer warm, mineral-rich waters surrounded by lush greenery and natural sounds. Perfect for a day trip or a relaxing weekend, they provide a rejuvenating experience. Saturnia itself is a charming town in Tuscany, famous for its natural hot springs. For context on when to visit, check our a month-by-month guide to the weather in Italy to plan your soak.
