Posts

Showing posts with the label Lungomare Sud

Seafront south to "Marina di Altidona"

itravelinitaly.com | Travelers in Italy:
Image
Chalet "BiCi" Beach & Restaurant, Lungomare sud, concessione Balneare n3, 63824, Marina di Altidona, FM, Province of Fermo, Marches, Italy

Seafront south to "Marina di Altidona" Copyright “All rights reserved” © By itravelinitaly.com travelers from Italy Photo by Baldassarri Giuseppe visual storytelling.  To share on@itravelinitaly_com,
The first chalet on the Marina di Altidona beach, run by two sisters for 4 years, has become renowned as a restaurant, open for lunch and dinner, sometimes dinner is held with live music.
Accommodation in Altidona
Read more

"Civitanova Marche" is a seaside resort

itravelinitaly.com | Travelers in Italy:
Image
62012, Civitanova Marche, MC, Spiaggia Libera, Lungomare Sud,Free Beach, South Promenade, Province of Macerata, Marches, Italy.
Free Beach - South Promenade. Civitanova Marche is a crossroads for any direction, so much so that in recent years it has developed a lot, but its characters beyond the centrality are the promenade and its beaches, especially in the South.

Maps, Reviews, Gallery, Share, @itravelinitaly
Free Beach - South Promenade. Civitanova Marche Copyright“All rights reserved” © By itravelinitaly.com travelers from Italy Photo by Baldassarri Giuseppe visual storytelling.

Civitanova Marche is a popular seaside resort on the Adriatic coast. The long beach is divided by the fishing port and the tourist port. To the north, the beach is broad and sandy and the water is shallow; the south coast, on the other hand, has a mixed beach of sand and gravel and deeper waters. On the coast there is already on the coast a stretch of cycle path of the Adriatic Ciclovia, which once completed…
Read more
5/ 5stars 1
...
History tourism > Cultural tourism > Wine tourism > Ecotourism > Rural tourism > Food tourism > Fashion tourism > Art tourism > Romance tours > Walking tour >
...
Italy: the most beautiful country in the world.
Top Rated Tourist Attractions in Italy, 1 Colosseum Rome, 2 Venice Canals, 3 Pompeii, 4 Leaning Tower of Pisa, 5 Lake Como, 6 Amalfi Coast, 7 Florence Duomo Santa Maria del Fiore, 8 Cinque Terre. We are in Italy and we know that we have one of the most visited countries in the world under our feet, a unique country, rich in history, culture, natural resources, and a consolidated artisan and gastronomic tradition. Yes an open-air museum, in every corner, in every street, in every small neighborhood hides a piece of history, tradition, and culture. If you can meet the expectations of tourists they will talk about it with relatives, friends, in blogs, share photos and comments on social media, encouraging you to visit the white beaches of Salento, to take a photo in front of the imposing Colosseum, to watch the view from a high altitude refuge in the Dolomites, to be lulled in the lagoon on a gondola in Venice, to taste a plate of freshly baked lasagna in a typical Emilian inn ... But there is more but much more. The Italian Small towns and Borghi villages that tourists should see, large and small, medieval and baroque, perched on high mountains or along coasts. The most beautiful villages along with the boot - worthy of being seen at least once in a lifetime - for the kitchen, the art, the landscape, the history . From Cornello dei Tasso, in the province of Bergamo, a medieval fairytale village where time seems to stand still in Scanno, in Abruzzo, a rural paradise . Up to Marettimo, in the Egadi, a refuge in all senses . Click here for a map.

Local business

itravelinitaly.com | Travelers in Italy discovering the soul of places.
Review Facebook Linkedin Pinterest Istagram Twitter Business Blog itravelinitaly.com | Travelers in Italy

itravelinitaly.com | Travelers in Italy discovering the soul of places.

License

How to use my images

A story leaked from the photo, life is what we make of it, travel is a traveler, what we see isn’t what we see but what we are. Visual Storytelling, create emotional density and meaning around an initiative, a place.
63824 Altidona, Via Magellano 28 Altidona, Marche Italy
Phone: 346-0010-050 $100 - $240
5.0/5 Based on 118 Reviews
My compliments - by May 01, 2019
5/ 5stars
I saw the site of Baldassarri Giuseppe, I found it very interesting, my compliments
Slow tourism as a travel philosophy that allows you to see the most authentic side of a destination from a traveler's experience. Last stories, here.

Travel better with affiliate partners.

@itravelinitaly

itravelinitaly.com | Travelers in Italy February 2019 - Present

Find it yourself travel inspiration for: Link to compnay Italy

Adrenaline Vacation, discover thousands of adventures Skydiving | Supercars | Helicopters | Hot Air Ballooning Click Here! | Compare cheap flights Click Here! | Train Click Here! | Last minute deals up to 70% off Click Here! | Rental cars Car Hire – Search locations. Click Here! | Train and Bus Click Here! | Last minute deals up to 60% off Click Here! | Choose your destination and find cheap flights. We always offer the best prices! Click Here! | Millions of bus routes and destinations one simple search Click Here !

Question

Traveling to Italy?

We are in Italy and we know that we have one of the most visited countries in the world under our feet, a unique country, rich in history, culture, natural resources, and a consolidated artisan and gastronomic tradition. Yes an open-air museum, in every corner, in every street, in every small neighborhood hides a piece of history, tradition, and culture. Where to go?
Vote for the best answers.

Do you answer the questions too?

* indicates required
...
...
Email Format

View previous campaigns.

Powered by MailChimp

Please select all the ways you would like to hear from itravelinitaly.com:

You can unsubscribe at any time by clicking the link in the footer of our emails. For information about our privacy practices, please visit our website.

We use Mailchimp as our marketing platform. By clicking below to subscribe, you acknowledge that your information will be transferred to Mailchimp for processing. Learn more about Mailchimp's privacy practices here.

Answers

Do you prefer northern, central or southern Italy for your holidays?

We are in Italy and we know that we have one of the most visited countries in the world under our feet, a unique country, rich in history, culture, natural resources, and a consolidated artisan and gastronomic tradition. Yes an open-air museum, in every corner, in every street, in every small neighborhood hides a piece of history, tradition, and culture. Where to go?
asked
3 answers
26 votes
1337
Northern Italy. The northern regions of Italy are full of spectacular mountain landscapes, while other areas, especially on the east coast, are flat at the entrance to the Adriatic Sea.
answered
42
Central Italy Venerated vineyards, medieval cities on top of the hill and works of art praised by UNESCO: this journey embraces suggestive landscapes and villages.
answered
0
Southern Italy it is the heat of the sun and the color of the landscapes, Italy in its most ancient form, full of feeling and sensual. Down here, the ruins are older, the longest lunches and the wildest and most intense landscapes.
answered

Vacation Italy Trends

Travel trends in Italy

Author profile

  Author Profile Baldassarri Giuseppe Visual Storytelling Owner itravelinitaly.com | Travelers in Italy.
  Slow tourism as a travel philosophy that allows you to see the most authentic side of a destination from a traveler's experience.
  Valorize the territory by knowing all its artistic, geographical and natural wealth.
itravelinitaly.com | Travelers in Italy discovering the soul of places Profile | Facebook | Instagram | Website (e.g. profile page on company site) | LinkedIn | License | How to use my images |
Service Adv | Revenue | Weather | Affiliate | Security Police Contact | Privacy Police | Terms of Service | Info About | Mission | Support
Copyright All rights reserved © By itravelinitaly.com | Travelers in Italy discovering the soul of places.
Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) is Licensed creativecommons.org
Author Baldassarri Giuseppe Visual Storytelling profile