Experience Italy in vacation home rentals
Long considered one of Europe's most glamorous vacation destinations, Italy's cultural and artistic heritage have lent it an air of elegance and sophistication that's hard to resist. The architectural triumphs of Rome, Florence, and Verona pay tribute to the country's pioneering role in the Renaissance era, while the fashion capital of Milan adds sleek lines and glimmering modernity to the must-see list. And it’s not just built heritage that brings visitors to Italy—vacation rentals are in high demand in the fall months, when the stunning Tuscan foliage starts to turn, and during the sun-soaked summers in seaside Genoa and Syracuse.
Tourist attractions near vacation rentals in Italy
While it's tempting to head for the iconic sights of Italy's capital, there's more to the country's heritage highlights than Rome. Vacation rentals in northern Italy highlight enviable landmarks such as the Venice canals and, most impressively, the Verona Arena. This Roman amphitheater, built in the 1st century CE, is located in the bustling market square of Piazza Bra and is best known for its opera performances. Guests can enter through one of the 70 or so arches, and enjoy some of the world's finest musicians within the resplendent surroundings of this architectural triumph.
Activities near vacation homes in Italy
When it comes to outdoor adventures in Italy, vacation rentals place the action right on your doorstep. You can opt for well-appointed homes in one of the many villages surrounding Lake Garda and spend your days sailing the crystal-clear waters and swimming at idyllic beaches, or choose chic chalets near Trento for some thrilling winter-sports outings on the popular nearby slopes. The Gran Paradiso National Park boasts a number of hiking, cycling, and jogging trails that showcase the natural beauty of the Aosta Valley and Piedmont region’s deciduous woodland environment.
Local weather for vacation homes in Italy
A benevolent year-round climate makes exploring Italy's cultural offerings a breeze, thanks to long, sunny summers and mild, cool winters. Temperatures are higher in the south, so sun-worshipers should look to Sicily and Naples for their beach getaways, while the more moderate averages of the north are a comfortable alternative for sightseers. Summer averages still peak in the mid to high 70s, so you won't have to worry about wrapping up warm. You can also make take advantage of temperate winters in Italy—vacation rentals in the Veneto region place you a stone's throw from the region's famous Christmas markets.
Food and drink
Sample flavorful foods in Italy
Italian cuisine is one of the most popular worldwide. With roots stretching to antiquity, Italian cuisine is characterized by its simplicity, with many dishes using only a few high-quality ingredients for flavorful combinations. The culinary tastes vary by region, so you can enjoy authentic Italian meals in a restaurant near your vacation rental.
Romance in vacation rentals in Italy
Italy is a prime spot for a couple’s trip. Vacation homes are available near places like the Trevi Fountain, an aqueduct-fed rococo fountain with stunning sculpted figures, and Capri, an island with resorts, shops, and restaurants among mountaintop scenery and a scenic grotto. You'll also like Doge’s Palace, a Gothic palace with ornate architecture and exhibitions with duke’s rooms and an armory.
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