Resultado da Busca
Scopri le migliori destinazioni in Italia e nel mondo con le guide di viaggio e i libri Lonely Planet. Trova idee per il weekend, le migliori spiagge, le città da visitare, le avventure outdoor e molto altro.
- 48 ore a
Il progetto Lonely Planet 48 ore a è una proposta di...
- Avventure outdoor
Avventure outdoor Esistono moltissimi modi per esplorare il...
- Città del mondo
Città del mondo La forza di una storia secolare o la...
- Consigli di viaggio
Della redazione Lonely Planet. Consigli di viaggio. 10...
- Festival e grandi eventi
Feste, eventi, concerti e musica di tutto il mondo...
- Idee per il weekend
Della redazione Lonely Planet. Idee per il weekend. Mostar,...
- Itinerari di viaggio
Come costruire un itinerario di viaggio perfetto? Scegli la...
- Mare e spiagge
Con Lonely Planet scopri dove sono e quando andare. Cerchi i...
- 48 ore a
Explore Italy's art, architecture and gastronomy with Lonely Planet's expert tips and advice. Find the best time and places to visit, attractions, transportation, visa requirements, money and costs, and more.
Explore the best sights and attractions in Italy, from ancient Rome and Vatican City to Florence and Venice. Find tips, maps, photos and reviews of museums, churches, palaces, gardens and more.
- Rome
- The Dolomites
- Amalfi Coast
- Pompeii
- Emilia-Romagna
- Lago Di Como
- Sardinia
- Naples
- Venice
- Parco Nazionale Del Gran Paradiso
- GeneratedCaptionsTabForHeroSec
Best for history Once caput mundi (capital of the world), Romewas legendarily spawned by a wolf-suckled boy, developed into a vast empire, rooted itself as the home of the Catholic church, and is now the repository of more than two millennia of art and architecture. Rome should definitely be the centerpiece of your trip if you’re going to Italy for...
Best for dramatic mountains Scour the globe, and you'll find plenty of taller, bigger and more geologically volatile mountains, but few can match the romance of the pink-hued granite Dolomites. Maybe it's their harsh, jagged summits, the vibrant skirts of spring wildflowers, or the rich cache of Ladin legends. Then again, it could just be the magne...
Best for classic beauty Italy's most celebrated coastline is a gripping strip: coastal mountains plunge into the piercing blue sea in a prime-time vertical scene of precipitous crags, sun-bleached villages and cliffs rearing up behind. Between sea and sky, mountaintop hiking trails deliver Tyrrhenian panoramas fit for a god. While some may argue th...
Best for stepping back in time Frozen in its death throes, the time-warped ruins of Pompeiihurtle you 2000 years into the past. Wander through chariot-grooved Roman streets, lavishly frescoed villas and bathhouses, food stores and markets, theaters, and even an ancient brothel. Then, in the eerie stillness, your eye on ominous Mt Vesuvius, ponder P...
Best for foodies In a region as overwhelmingly foodie as Emilia-Romagna, it's only natural that its capital, Bologna, is dubbed “La Grassa” (the fat one). Many belt-busting Italian classics hail from here, including mortadella, tortellini and tagliatelle al ragù. Shop in the deli-packed Quadrilatero district – home to food stalls since medieval tim...
Best for a slice of luxury If it's good enough for the Clooneys and vacationing Obamas, it's good enough for mere mortals. Nestled in the shadow of the Rhaetian Alps, dazzling Lago di Como is Lombardy's most spectacular lake. Its lavish Liberty-style villas are home to movie moguls, fashion royalty, and literal royalty, while the lake's siren calls...
Best for beaches and coastline The English language cannot accurately describe the varied blue, green and – in the deepest shadows – purple colors of Sardinia’s seas. While models, ministers and perma-tanned celebrities wine, dine and sail along the glossy Costa Smeralda, much of the island – the Med’s second largest after Sicily– remains a wild, r...
Best for sheer italianità Pompeii, pizza and a whole lot of panache – Naples is a city like no other. Layered like lasagna, each strip of history on top of the last, this is a place where (underground) you can walk along ancient Greek and Roman roads, while at street level there are sumptuous churches, baroque palaces and Maradona – Maradona everyw...
Best for a fairytale city “Unique” is an overused word, but in the case of Venice, there’s no better description. This really is a dreamscape of intricately carved palazzos, gilded churches and world-class museums, all floating on water and crisscrossed by quiet canals. Avoid the temptation to do a quick drop-in visit to see the main sights – the r...
Best for hiking If you're pining for a mind-clearing retreat, lace up your hiking boots and explore over 500km (310 miles) of marked trails and mule tracks traversing “Grand Paradise.” Part of the Graian Alps and one of Italy's very first national parks, Gran Paradiso'spure, pristine spread encompasses 57 glaciers and alpine pastures awash with wil...
Discover the diverse and stunning destinations in Italy, from Rome and Tuscany to the Dolomites and Amalfi Coast. Whether you're into history, art, nature, food or culture, this guide will help you plan your trip.
Shop for swordfish heads and sweet ricotta pastries at Naples' oldest market, ogle street art in the Centro Storico, admire Mt Vesuvius views from the Lungomare seafront, explore subterranean catacombs, then follow the lead of locals and join the after-dark passegiatta (promenade) on Via Chiaia.
Com as quase mil páginas do guia Lonely Planet Itália você começa a viagem sem sair de casa. Mesmo quem já visitou o país outras vezes fará novas descobertas: mapas detalhados, sugestões de roteiros, como driblar os feriados, entre muitas outras cuidadosamente apuradas — tudo para ajudar o planejamento de uma viagem personalizada.
28 de fev. de 2024 · Tour Rome’s greatest hits. First port of call for many travelers is Rome, Italy’s charismatic capital. You’ll never be able to cover all of its monuments and masterpieces, but there are some you won’t want to miss. The Colosseum and Pantheon are obvious highlights, along with the Roman Forum and Palatino.
