regions
Italy is divided into 20 regions or regions. A region has a regional government and a certain degree of autonomy. And then there are the autonomous regions such as Valle d'Aosta and Sicily, which are allowed to levy and distribute taxes themselves. The regions of Italy are again subdivided into provinces.
At This is Italy we offer you interesting and beautiful articles about all regions. Not only about the popular Tuscany or Umbria, but also about those regions that are not yet well known.
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in Italy news, regions, Travel tips, TuscanyTuscany is on Lonely Planet's list of best destinations for 2024
Every year, 'travel guide' Lonely Planet announces the top destinations of its own editors and this year there is a well-known one on the list and that is the Italian region of Tuscany. The editors say: Nowhere else does one celebrate the quiet life or embody the 'dolce vita' as in Tuscany. Whether you want new walking routes [...] More
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in Pisa, regions, Travel tips, Cities, Tuscany
A day in Pisa: 10 places that you should not miss!
When you think of Pisa, you think of the Leaning Tower. And at first glance the city may seem to offer no more than that and the Piazza dei Miracoli. But the birthplace of Galileo Galilei is really worth a more extensive visit. You can discover many surprising streets, squares, corners and monuments. […] More
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in Lazio, regions, Travel tips
Ventotene, from exile to tourist paradise off the coast of Lazio
Between Ischia and Ponza off the coast of Lazio, lies the small island of Ventotene. The island is about 3 km long and 800 meters wide and looks a bit like a raft in the middle of the sea. It is of volcanic origin and about 700 people live there. Ventotene belongs to the Pontine Islands, as well as the […] More
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in Apulia, Italy news, Remarkable, regions
Apulia wants to get rid of pauper tourists: costs for a day at the beach rise to 250 euros and own food and drinks are prohibited
Forget the idyllic picnic on the Apulian beaches, because the local beach bosses have drawn up their own rules with the support of the regional government and they are not tender, according to La Repubblica. Bringing your own provisions is now out of the question. Even the locals look in amazement at these tight regulations […] More
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Comacchio: mini Venice in the Po Delta
The SS 309, the road from Venice-Mestre to Ravenna, is known as the Strada Romea because it was used by pilgrims to Rome in the Middle Ages. Today it is still an important thoroughfare, as a toll-free alternative to the autostrada from Padua to Bologna. The route is less fast, but much more beautiful. The Romea runs along the Venetian […] More
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