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An inspiring weekend trip to Italy - Florence and Bologna

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Guest writer: Miss Lopez

This weekend I finally got to return to Italy, a country that is always close to my heart. This time I visited two of my absolute favourite cities - Florence and Bologna.

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Driving in Northern Italy - 5 destinations not to be missed

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Today we present a guest article

There are many ways to experience northern Italy. Some prefer to put down roots for a while in one place, while others prefer to visit several cities and towns. For those interested in the latter option, car holidays are the perfect choice.

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See Rome for free!

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Guest writer: Charlotta Rönn

A big city doesn't automatically mean a big hole in your wallet - not in Rome. Sure it costs to live and eat, but a lot is free in Rome and you can experience a lot in a weekend.

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Nice days at Italian Lake Como

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Guest writer: Pernilla

On this trip, my husband and I were going to explore Lake Como. After some googling on how to get around, the options were car, bus and/or boat connections. We decided to use car hire and boat. This is because my husband knows me, there is often a lot I want to see or experience and a car enables many stops. Travelling by boat between villages proved to be very convenient and it was also possible to take the car on the boats.

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Tuscany - A journey around the cultural heritage of Etruscan Tuscany Grosseto and Livorno

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Guest writer: Cornelia Tonéri

Close your eyes. And then you think of Tuscany. What do you see in front of you? Mountains, yellow stone houses, vines on the hillsides as far as the eye can see? Sure, that's the image of Tuscany as we know it. But did you know that there is another part of Tuscany that is a little less known and therefore not as well visited by tourists but just as lovely. Let me tell you about the coastal provinces of Grosseto and Livorno - another part of Tuscany.

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Are you travelling to Italy?

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Italy is a beautiful country with so much to see and do. From the stunning nature and architecture to the delicious food and wine, there is something for everyone in Italy.

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Rome and the Vatican - what to see and what to avoid

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Rome is the eternal city that offers the visitor an unexplained and special magic. Classic beauty meets modern elegance in a combination that can only be experienced in person. There is a lot to see and it is good to plan what you want to visit in advance. Especially if you want to visit the major attractions like the Vatican.

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A motorhome trip to Italy: Tuscany and Rome

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Guest writers: Maria and Jöran

Here we continue our retrospective of the years with a motorhome. A trip to sunny Italy when the snow is white outside is very appropriate. One daughter had moved there and it was time to visit.

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Don't miss out on all that Italy has to offer

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Many Swedes are increasingly interested in travelling within Europe. A big reason for this is of course the upcoming vaccine passport and that we have all been longing for so long to start travelling as usual again. Classic charter trips to the Canary Islands, mainland Spain and Greece have already been booked by tens of thousands of Swedes for the coming summer months.

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Facts about Sicily - 30 things you (might) not have known

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Facts about Sicily! Today we're sharing 30 things you (maybe) didn't know about the Mediterranean's largest island, including that Sicily has Europe's highest volcano, the world's largest chestnut tree and 8,000 embalmed people in catacombs. Here we go!

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