Italy travel, tours and Vacation packages

A short guide about Italy

When visiting Italy you will discover that you can tour The Eternal City of Rome; with its monumental palaces, churches, squares, and fountains that are still fed by aqueducts from ancient water sources. Or plan a hiking adventure through the Dolomites; that separate Northern Italy from Austria, or climb still active volcanoes like Stromboli or Mt Etna, maybe you would like to tour Pompeii and its Mount Vesuvius.

Experience the beauty of old towns and valleys in the Tuscany region for yourself with; Florence, Lucca, Pisa and Siena – all offering cultural highlights, attracting millions of visitors a year. Here you can visit the closeby town of San Gimignano for some wine tasting, also Piemonte is a paradise for every wine and culinary traveller, whose capital; Turin is a leading tourist spot offering museums and modern art.

The north flatlands of the Po River provides the cultural jewels of Milan; a city of haute couture and business, and Bergamo; with its upper Old Town. Moving north-east are the famous tourist cities of Venice and Verona which will have you thinking of romantic love affairs. While the highlights of the Liguria Region is its old towns; Genoa and the Riviera delle Palme, they also provide beautiful beaches and countryside.

The southern part of Italy has become the chosen destination for most tours with Campania, Capri, Ischia, Sorrento and Amalfi providing hospitality and gorgeous landscapes. Located west on the Amalfi Coast is the picturesque town of Positano; known as “the city of the artists” has been the subject of endless photos. Sicily is the largest island in the sunny Mediterranean belonging to Italy, and the influence of the Greeks, Romans and Arabs have also left their mark.

Tourabout has quiet a variety of vacation packages provided by our tour suppliers whose travels will have you exploring the green heart of Italy on a journey to Assisi; best known as the birthplace of ‘St Francis of Assisi’ founder of the Order of the Franciscan monks. Maybe the gourmets would prefer Italy's culinary centre in Emilia Romagna, while Bologna has impressive mosaic works and Byzantine architecture.