Tourism In Italy
By Dalvin Rumsey
There are so many reasons for you to spend your holidays in Italy!
Considered to be the cradle of European civilization and culture, is
a country with a great history behind it, sheltering some of the
world’s most ancient and important tourist sites. Tourism in is very
well developed, this magnificent European country attracting millions of
tourists from all over the world each year. is known to be the
forth most desired tourist destination in the world, welcoming an annual
number of 39 million tourists! The scaffolds for today’s well defined
tourism in were built ages ago, during the times of the prosperous
and flourishing Roman Republic, when tourists from all over the world
came to visit famous regions such as Venice, Florence, Capri, Naples and
Baiae, symbols for the prosperity, beauty and majesty of the Roman
society.
Priding with the beauty and the variety of Italy’s landscapes, its
extended, world renown artistic and architectonic patrimony and its
magnificent history and culture, locals refer to their country as “Il
Belpaese” – “The Beautiful Country”. Situated in the Southern region of the
European continent, consists of a small continental region, a large
peninsula that spreads to the Mediterranean Sea and two large islands –
Sicily and Sardinia. is divided into 20 regions, each of them
having a specific landscape and offering various tourist attractions. When
you travel in Italy, you should spend some time visiting all these
magnificent regions, as they offer a wide range of distinctive, important
tourist sites.
Although every single region of “Il Belpaese” has a prominent potential
for
tourism, is mostly famous for its magnificent capital, which
attracts millions of visitors each year. One of the greatest cities in
the world, Rome is a major center for history, culture and arts, and
the perfect reason for you to spend your holiday in Italy! The main
pillar of European civilization, Rome shelters magnificent ancient tourist
sites such as the Colosseum, Circus Maximus, the Pantheon, the Golden
House of Nero, the National Gallery, St. Peter’s Basilica and Trevi
Fountain. These are only a few of the diversified tourist resorts specific
to Rome, a major center for tourism in Italy. In fact, it is said that a
lifetime is not enough for one to learn everything about this imposing
ancient metropolis.
An autonomous state situated in the central region of Rome, Vatican has
been the headquarters of politics and religion for ages, various
historic events of great importance for Europe being decided right here,
within the borders of this very small state. For thousands of years,
Vatican has been the coronation place for many different generations of
popes, prominent figures with a great influence worldwide. If you decide to
spend your holiday in Italy, you shouldn’t neglect to visit the Vatican
Museum, the most famous and vast museum in the world!
Milan is yet another important center for tourism in Italy. Situated in
the ancient region of Lombardy, Milan is the country’s center for
commerce and also the most stylish city in Italy. When you travel in Italy,
make sure you don’t miss the opportunity to visit “Il Duomo di Milano”
– The Dome in Milan, and Piazza Santa Maria delle Grazie, major
attractions of “Il Belpaese”.
When you spend your holiday in Italy, you should definitely visit the
most romantic and mysterious cities found in this country, Venice and
Verona. Venice is famous for its unique water canals, beautiful gondolas
and carnivals, while Verona, the décor for “Romeo and Juliet”, is well
known for its magnificent summer opera season at the Arena, a vast
Roman amphitheatre located in Piazza Bra.
Regardless of the places you decide to visit in “Il Belpaese”, a
holiday in is undoubtedly a marvelous, rewarding and unforgettable
experience!
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