Pesaro, the Italian Capital of Culture 2024
Posted By Dijana
Pesaro, Italy’s best kept secret tourist destination has been chosen by the Minister of Culture, as the Italian Capital of Culture for 2024. Located in Le Marche Region, Pesaro is
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Friuli Venezia Giulia, and its picturesque capital, Trieste
Posted By Dijana
Friuli Venezia Giulia, located in the northeast of Italy bordering Austria and Slovenia, on arrival doesn’t project the typical Italian landscape, but shows a mix of Austrian and Slovenian influences.
Destination Termoli: An unexplored Adriatic fishing port
Posted By Dijana
Along the sandy beaches on the Adriatic Coast of Italy you will find the small town of Termoli. Once known as a fishing port, it has now started to grow
Have you met Nina?
Posted By Dijana
Nina, eldest child to Vita Italian Tours founders, Mario & Viny Vitellone, is the newest member to the Vita Italian Tours/Pronto Travel team. With an abundance of worldly travel experience,
Ponte Vecchio in Florence to undergo first ever restoration works
Posted By Dijana
Gracing many of Italy’s postcards, the history-rich 677 year-old Ponte Vecchio (Old Bridge) is about to be restored for the first time. The world-famous bridge which crosses the River Arno,
Destination Palermo: Three reasons to visit the Sicilian capital
Posted By Dijana
Palermo, the capital city of Italy’s most famous island, Sicily, has a deep and rich history. Once referred to as the “Kingdom of the Sun”, the city is viewed as
Lake Garda – Italy’s Largest Lake at the Foot of the Alps
Posted By Dijana
Considering a lake holiday destination in Italy? There are so many to visit! At the foot of the mountains in the north, close to the border with Switzerland there is
Michelangelo’s masterpiece David, celebrates 140 years in the Academy Gallery
Posted By Dijana
It has been 140 years that Michelangelo’s David has been housed in the specially built Tribuna in the Academy Gallery in Florence to protect it for prosperity. Inaugurated in the
Exploring the History of Rome’s Fountains
Posted By Mario
Rome more than any other city in the world is adorned by fountains large and small. The Popes restored many Roman aqueducts and built monumental fountains in the highly decorative Baroque style.
