Italy Review
Throughout the pages of Italy Review, you'll find the very best of what Italy has to offer. There are more than three thousand pages on the website, covering every region, every island and split into various categories. The category pages are lists such as Cities of Italy, or Seaside Towns of Italy and so on, in which I've placed the very best places from each of the twenty Regions of Italy. On those category/list pages, I've placed the best of each category towards the top of the list.
This provides you with an at-a-glance guide to which are the most exciting places to visit. However, even if something is at the bottom of one of these lists, it still means it's been selected from thousands of places across Italy to be one of the very best in its category and therefore, of the highest standard. The places closer to the top of each list are simply unmissable.
In the slide show below there's a photo for each of the main 14 categories, most of which then have sub-categories. You can either click on the photo that interests you most from those below, or you can use the menu options at the top of the website to navigate your way around.
This provides you with an at-a-glance guide to which are the most exciting places to visit. However, even if something is at the bottom of one of these lists, it still means it's been selected from thousands of places across Italy to be one of the very best in its category and therefore, of the highest standard. The places closer to the top of each list are simply unmissable.
In the slide show below there's a photo for each of the main 14 categories, most of which then have sub-categories. You can either click on the photo that interests you most from those below, or you can use the menu options at the top of the website to navigate your way around.
I have personally visited every destination listed on the website with just a few notable exceptions: the islands of Montecristo and Gorgona (currently a prison), which are largely inaccessible to visitors and the Sicilian Island of Lampione which requires patience, detailed planning and a fair wind due to its remote location. All of the photos on the website are my own, except for those from the few places listed above that I haven't yet visited, and from the Sistine Chapel in Rome where photos are not permitted.
All of the opinions expressed on the website are my own and based upon my own experiences of each place I've visited. There are countless lists of "Best Beaches in Italy" for example, and no two lists are ever the same; these are not definitive lists, they are just opinions and of course we all differ in our views. I am also happy to hear from any of you whose views may differ or if you feel that somewhere has been unfairly omitted from these pages. The lists aren't set in stone and the beauty of a website (as opposed to a printed guide book), is that it evolves over time to give the most up to date snapshot as possible of how things stand at the present time.
So I hope you enjoy the way the website has been laid-out, but more importantly, that you find it to be a useful tool in planning your trip to Italy.
Dion Protani: founder of Italy Review.
All of the opinions expressed on the website are my own and based upon my own experiences of each place I've visited. There are countless lists of "Best Beaches in Italy" for example, and no two lists are ever the same; these are not definitive lists, they are just opinions and of course we all differ in our views. I am also happy to hear from any of you whose views may differ or if you feel that somewhere has been unfairly omitted from these pages. The lists aren't set in stone and the beauty of a website (as opposed to a printed guide book), is that it evolves over time to give the most up to date snapshot as possible of how things stand at the present time.
So I hope you enjoy the way the website has been laid-out, but more importantly, that you find it to be a useful tool in planning your trip to Italy.
Dion Protani: founder of Italy Review.
THINGS TO SEE IN ITALYThere are so many beautiful sights just waiting to be discovered in Italy. I've listed cities, islands, regions, seaside towns, hill towns, lakes, ski resorts and much more all in one place.
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TravelThe Travel section will help you to navigate your way around Italy with practical advice. The guide currently includes Italian Ferry Ports and there will shortly be much more such as rail and air links.
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Italy Review has teamed up with Booking.com to provide accommodation ideas for every region of Italy. Just enter your travel dates in the search box for the latest prices and best hotels.
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Italy is divided into twenty regions which I've detailed in the Italy section. For each region you'll find statistical information as well as photos and ideas for the best places to visit within each region.
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About Italy Review
The photos and descriptions are the fruit of my own personal travels around this great country since 2013 when I started the Ischia Review website. In the years that have followed I've visited in excess of 3,000 different places be they towns, islands, cities, beaches or other places of beauty, hungrily snapping away wherever I've passed. I still have an enormous list of places I want to visit in the country and I'll be updating the site with more photos and written content along the way. I hope, that through the website and the various social networking pages, you'll be able join me on this wonderful journey and get involved with comments and e-mails.
So for now, I hope you enjoy exploring Italy through these web pages and find some ideas for places to visit.
Dion Protani, founder of the Italy Review series of websites.
So for now, I hope you enjoy exploring Italy through these web pages and find some ideas for places to visit.
Dion Protani, founder of the Italy Review series of websites.
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