from where she writes about travel in Italy, the rest of Europe, and farther afield. Italy is home to some of the most beautiful beaches on the Mediterranean. They’re not exactly well-kept ...

With nearly 5,000 miles of coastline, Italy and its islands are home to hundreds of beautiful beaches, though they may not be the typical sandy spots you're used to. Sure, globetrotters visit ...

Fun in the sun awaits in these picturesque Italian beach towns ... glorified during the 19th-century unification of Italy. Many people visit the home where he died on the island of Caprera.

Lonely Planet has given reasons for each place’s inclusion. The top billing goes to Rome for its incredible and age-old ...

There's plenty to recommend about Italy: the canals of Venice, the hills of Tuscany, the museums and restaurants of... well, everywhere. There's a reason it ranks high on many people's bucket lists.

Visitor numbers are already capped at 1,100 a day, more stringent than other Sardinian beaches such as Cala Brandinchi and Lu ...

Atrani is the smallest town in Italy, but its beach is pretty ... For more information about the beaches of the Amalfi Coast, visit the Positano Tourism Board's website. Capri Blue Grotto Small ...

The idyllic beach in Sardinia has long been a favourite destination for tourists and has become a victim of its own ...

But would you be prepared to book a spot at the beach? Tourists will soon have no choice but to plan ahead to visit one idyllic beauty spot in Italy. Visitors travelling to Tuerredda Beach ...

From secluded to buzzy, here are some of the best beaches in Italy. Best tourist destination: Tropea, Calabria Underrated ...