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Italy Tourist Information

Rolling hills, glorious beaches, breathtaking mountains and sparkling lakes; Italy is a magical land. Lake Garda is the largest of Italy’s northern lakes, where majestic mountains tower in the background. The endless hills of Tuscany offer a stark contrast with a myriad of quaint villages and wineries. Italy Tourist Information guide from Eurocamp Independent includes fantastic campsites with busting activities and a vast amount of Italian sightseeing locations for the ideal holiday experience.

Eating out in Italy

While you are in Italy, try....

Freshwater fish such as lake trout, coregone, sardines and tench, cooked simply and served with fresh vegetables and locally pressed olive oil.

Italy’s finest wines from Lake Garda such as the crisp, fresh Lugana or Bardolino, a light, cherry and bitter strawberry wine. Or the well-known Chianti from Tuscany.

Italy Sightseeing and Culture

Must see locations and information for tourists visiting Italy: Gardaland Italy’s most popular themepark with rides for the whole family.

Venice
The stunning, unique city is linked by over 150 canals and 400 bridges with the beautiful San Marco square situated at its heart.

Brescia
Has been nicknamed the ‘City of Beautiful Fountains’, because of the number of fountains in the fortified quadrangle.

Verona
Made famous by Shakespeare as the setting for his tragic romance ‘Romeo and Juliet’, this is a graceful town on the banks of the Adige.

Pisa
Once capital of a great republic, a busy city with many fine town houses and churches and the remarkable leaning tower.

How to get there

Take advantage of our new Fly-hire option or take a short morning crossing to Calais or Oostende, with a drive of between 15 to 18 hours.  An overnight stop is recommended.