Sunday, December 4, 2011

Rural tourism in Italy

Italy is a country of great natural and historical richness, with outstanding scenery, which invites the rural tourism. To enjoy rural tourism in Italy , you must go to the valley of the Po , which is crossed by the river of the same name that is ideal for those wishing to venture into the rapids by raft or kayak.The bases of the Alpine mountains are known for their stunning natural beauty. Thus, the lakes Maggiore, Como, Iseo and Garda are perfect camping sites.The region of Tuscany in central Italy, offers a number of villages and green hills, ideal for rural tourism involved, and can visit the famous spas of Terme Monecatini those of Saturnia or those of Bagni di Lucca .

Pisa
The province of Pisa, in west-central Tuscany , consists of coast , vast plains and gentle relief , as is the case of the Metalliferous Hills in the south. The coastline consists of wide beaches surrounded by high dunes and fresh pine forests, which are locked famous resorts such as Marina di Pisa and Tirrenia. Another stunning landscape is created by geysers of Larderello.Among the various protected areas, stands the Natural Park Migliarino San Rossore-Massacciucoli , located near the coast and is characterized by the presence of forests, wetlands and lush Mediterranean vegetation. The Berignone forest and the Monterufoli addition to the hot springs Casciana, San Giuliano and Uliveto are other scenarios that are worth visiting.


Sicily
Sicily is the largest island in Italy , and is equipped with a formidable nature, consisting of mountains, hills and the Mediterranean , which has as intense as unique landscapes.Nor can we forget volcanoes, especially the Etna , the largest active volcano in Europe , with its incredible eruptions has created unique landscapes in the world, among which are the Valle del Bove , the Ice Grotto and Alcantara Gorges .

Lago di Como
The Lake Como offers one of the most impressive tourist routes for those who like rural tourism , landscaping and outdoor walks. Very close to Milan , located in the region of Lombardy , the lake attracts thousands of tourists every summer.In its 146 square kilometers in area, is just a small island called Isla Comancina , where ancient Roman remains have been found of great archaeological value.

Orcia Valley
The Orcia Valley , located in the province of Siena , in Tuscany , a land rich in flavors and colors, well chosen by tourists. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, the Orcia Valley is a town rich in medieval and Renaissance architecture.One of the most visited sites is the Castiglione d'Orcia , on the border between the Orcia Valley and the woods of Monte Amiata , which retains its original fortified citadel.

Maremma Natural Park
The Maremma Natural Park , in the province of Grosseto , offers visitors the varied environments. It has a wide stretch of coast between Marina di Alberese and dell'Uccellina Monti , where you can swim, and the area of the gorges of Ombrone , rich in flora and fauna. There are many footpaths to explore and appreciate the species that inhabit the park.

Cortona
Cortona is one of the most ancient Etruscan settlements of Tuscany worth visiting. From its panoramic position, you can admire spectacular views across the Val di Chiana , the Valdrocia the Trasimeno and Mount Amiata and ketone . Truly a must.

San Gimignano
San Gimignano, very close to Siena, is a modern town that is not only popular for its monuments but also for its beauty and rural tourism. Due to its beautiful countryside , San Gimignano is a perfect destination for a holiday in a beautiful house field, enjoying the tranquility and the natural environment.

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