Archive for 'Tourist Attractions in Italy'

Here at Easy Reserve, we really care about our customers’ opinions and feelings. In order to ensure guests continue to have perfect getaways with us, we pay close attention to reviews. 

Reviews are also helpful for future guests, whether they have never booked with us before and want to know what to expect from Easy Reserve or they are curious about a specific property (even if they have booked with us before) and want to know what previous renters thought. 

Reading reviews is one more way to help you find the villa of your dreams, whether you are thinking of a villa in Tuscany to enjoy her stunning scenery and rich culture, a relaxing holiday rental in Crete, a sunny getaway and a vacation rental in Mallorca, or a villa in Rome to see the Eternal City – no matter what you want, we can help you find it along with the help of previous renters. 

To help you get started, here is a collection of just some recent reviews of some amazing vacation rentals that our customers loved… maybe one of them is the right one for you!

There is, of course, no shortage of incredible beaches to choose from along the famed Italian Riviera but if you book a villa in Liguria and you are after a perfect sandy beach for a day by the sea in the area then you might actually have a little bit more trouble. This is a beautiful stretch of coast, marked by the pretty, colourful clusters of buildings climbing up from the azure waters that are the towns of the Cinque Terre and the striking craggy cliffs lapped by the waves that make up most of the Italian Riviera. So, while it is certainly picturesque and a place full of lovely spots to swim, typical sandy beaches are less common. However, if you have found a vacation rental in Liguria and are after a traditional perfect sandy shore then the Spiaggia di Fegina is an ideal option!

Apulia is one of the destinations that we often recommend to our customers. While in no way an unknown holiday hot spot, it is traditionally a destination favoured by Italian tourists rather than international guests and is well worth exploring for lots of reasons. From charming and characteristic towns to delicious food to a stunning coastline, Apulia has so much to offer but here are just five great reasons to book a villa in Apulia for summer 2024...

The author of this article happened to study art history at university and particularly admired the dreamy mythological paintings of one Sandro Botticelli but only from a distance for a great many years. Upon finally seeing one in real life, the resulting sobbing and outpouring of emotion at their beauty may have alarmed the gallery security staff quite a bit...

Many of us, in fact, are familiar with his works (especially the likes of the beyond iconic Birth of Venus) from their recurring use and appearances throughout pop culture and art but it is a rather different experience to get to see these stunning paintings in person and with your own eyes. Art-lovers and those interested in the great Renaissance Masters should certainly seek Botticelli out and, luckily, if you are planning a vacation in Italy, you will have plenty of opportunities to do so in museums all over the country.

Here are a list of the various museums in question, their locations, and the works that they house for your reference and convenience if you are thinking about booking one of our villas in Italy and are looking to make time to seek out some Botticelli works during your stay:

More and more tourists are flocking to the endlessly appealing Apulia each year and for good reason. Not only will your budget stretch a little further than it might in many other parts of Italy, not only do we have a selection of incredible villas in Apulia, not only is there plenty to see an do in the region, but also Apulia is an utterly stunning region of natural beauty.

From the long and gorgeous coastline to the inland plains, Apulia is a region that boasts massive nature reserves, picture-perfect beaches, impressive craggy rock formations, pretty towns perched dramatically on cliffs, lush and vast hilly areas blanketed in olive groves and vineyards, and much more besides. The flattest region of Italy, there is only a small mountainous area that is part of the Apennines but there is still both plenty of visual drama and pastoral wonder in this magic part of Italy.