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Luxury Italy

Italian culture has a rich history in viticulture, with wine produced in every region. Regions such as Tuscany, Piedmont, and Veneto are renowned for their production of Chianti, Brunello di Montalcino, Barolo, Barbaresco, and Prosecco, respectively.

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Winery Journey

Rome is an enchanting and storied city that boasts iconic landmarks, delectable cuisine, and picturesque cafes. It caters to a diverse range of interests, from discovering local neighborhoods to savouring culinary masterpieces.

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When in Rome

The Vatican is known for its art and architecture, including the Basilica St Peter and Sistine Chapel. Castel Sant'Angelo and the Prati district offer additional attractions, such as a historic fortress, stunning views, high-end shopping, and gourmet dining.

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Vatican City

Capri's awe-inspiring beauty is truly breathtaking. A boat trip along the rugged coastline, hidden coves, and sea stacks, including a visit to the famous Blue Grotto, presents an inspiring journey.

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Boat Trip in Capri

The Dolomites, situated in Trentino, Alto Adige, and Veneto, are a winter haven for skiers and snowboarders, boasting welcoming resorts and expansive ski networks. For any admirer of nature, the Dolomites are a destination that cannot be missed.

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Ski in Dolomites

Experience authentic Italian cuisine by exploring a trattoria that employs traditional cooking techniques and sources local ingredients. For an even deeper understanding of Italian cuisine, consider registering for a cooking class with a local chef.

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Italian Cooking Class

Nestled in Lombardy, Italy, Lake Como boasts awe-inspiring views of cerulean waters, undulating hills, and snow-capped peaks. This picturesque location features quaint lakeside towns, bustling cafes, and neoclassical villas that serve as a testament to the area's rich cultural heritage.

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Lake Como

Sicily is a destination that caters to diverse interests. From the vibrant streets of Palermo and the ancient ruins of Agrigento to the breathtaking beaches of Taormina, there is something for everyone. The island boasts a rich history evident in its Greek temples and Norman cathedrals, while its rugged mountains, rolling hills, and crystal-clear waters offer natural beauty.

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Sicily

Italy

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Explore Italy - Capri & Beyond

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the stunning region of Capri and Amalfi Coast. Capri is a sight to behold, with its immaculate beauty and unparalleled charm. The towering cliffs, set against the backdrop of the azure sea, are truly awe-inspiring. The villas, adorned with cascading wisteria and bougainvillea, are a testament to the region's elegance. A visit to the cliffside towns of Ravello and Positano, where you can relish a spectacular view of the Mediterranean Sea, is highly recommended. Conclude your Capri and Beyond expedition in the sun-drenched town of Sorrento, where you can bask in the warmth of the Mediterranean sun.

Ravello

Caruso, A Belmond Hotel, Amalfi Coast

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Immerse yourself in history at our serene Ravello oasis. Caruso, our 11th-century palace, is situated between the deep blue sea and the sky, making it Ravello's prized gem. The palace is reminiscent of a fairytale, where contemporary Italian elegance is intertwined with original frescoes and vaulted ceilings. It's a location where Amalfi culture thrives, and new concepts are forged. Here, we indulge in aperitifs and world-class cuisine, accompanied by enchanting music and delightful company. The ultimate paradise has been here all along, waiting to be discovered.

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Palazzo Avino

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Palazzo Avino is an exquisite five-star deluxe hotel that graces Italy's celebrated Amalfi coast. It occupies a 12th-century private villa that once belonged to an Italian noble family and commenced operations as a hotel in 1997. Palazzo Avino has earned its position as one of the world's preeminent hotels, featuring Michelin-starred dining. The hotel is situated in the scenic, medieval hilltop village of Ravello, offering stunning views of some of the coast's most charming fishing villages, perched high on the cliffs, 350 m (1,000 ft) above the sparkling Mediterranean.

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Sorrento

Grand Hotel Excelsior Vittoria

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Established by the Fiorentino family in 1834, the Excelsior Vittoria is a luxurious five-star hotel in Sorrento that maintains Italian hospitality traditions. The hotel's Nineteenth-century buildings offer breathtaking views of the Gulf of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. The lush Mediterranean garden surrounding the property includes a Spa and pool area for guests.

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Positano

Le Sirénuse

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Le Sirénuse is a delightful destination to relish the uncomplicated joys of Positano and the stunning Amalfi Coast. John Steinbeck, who visited in 1953, wrote, "Positano bites deep. It is a dream place that isn't quite real when you are there and becomes beckoningly real after you have gone."

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Rome

Hotel Chapter Roma

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Chapter Roma is a charming accommodation located in the heart of Rome, with spacious and minimally designed rooms decorated with a blend of locally-sourced and international designer furniture pieces. Situated near art galleries, concept stores, and antique artisan shops, the accommodation is also in close proximity to historical sites.

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Villa Spalletti Trivelli Dimora D'Epoca

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Villa Spalletti Trivelli, an exquisite hotel housed within a classical villa, is a unique and intimate luxury villa hotel located at the heart of Rome. The elegant and refined drawing rooms are adorned with authentic antiques, while the exclusive wellness center and sumptuous rooms offer ultimate comfort. Situated atop Quirinale, one of the original Seven Hills of Rome, the hotel is conveniently located just steps away from Piazza del Quirinale and a short stroll from the Trevi Fountain. The central location of the hotel makes it an ideal base for visiting the city's stunning historical sites and elegant shopping districts such as Via del Corso and Via Condotti, as well as public offices such as the Ministry of the Interior and the Constitutional Court.

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Milan

Park Hyatt Milano

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By staying at the luxurious five-star Park Hyatt Milan, you would have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the famed attractions of Milan. Indulge in a classic cappuccino at the Piazza del Duomo, browse the exquisite handmade Italian leather goods on the meandering Via della Spiga, or relish an opera performance at the historic Teatro alla Scala. After a day of exploring, you can return to our hotel for a lavish experience of gourmet dining and deluxe accommodations.

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The Tribune JdV by Hyatt

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Experience the rich historical ambiance of the first half of the 20th century, deeply ingrained in the local neighborhood: the birthplace of La Dolce Vita, which helped shape the Eternal City. The Tribune Hotel offers elegantly stylish spaces with a culturally dynamic environment, overlooking the ancient Roman Aurelian Walls and the lush Villa Borghese gardens.

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Capri Island

Capri Palace Jumeirah

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The Capri Palace Hotel offers a luxurious and immersive experience with contemporary artwork, unparalleled views of Naples Gulf, and proximity to island attractions. With 68 guest rooms, a private art collection, beach club, Michelin-starred restaurants, and a world-class medical spa facility, it provides an escape from crowds in a stunning location.

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Brixen

Forestis Dolomites

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FORESTIS promotes the notion of peace and tranquility as a new luxury. It's a place of seclusion, embraced by natural surroundings, where one can experience time differently by engaging in physical and mental mindfulness towards oneself. The Room at FORESTIS is situated within a historic building, featuring rectilinear architecture. The south-facing orientation furnishes an excellent view of the Dolomites. Meanwhile, the Tower Suite, located in the towers, has floor-to-ceiling glass facades and natural spruce wood, providing a stunning architectural frame for the Dolomites. Finally, the Penthouse at FORESTIS offers a breathtaking view of the valley, the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the surrounding wooded mountain landscapes, enveloped by dense treetops.

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With an array of traditional pasta dishes, world-renowned pizza, and more, the cuisine is as diverse as the country itself. The Italian coastline is equally impressive, featuring charming towns and villages along the Mediterranean and Adriatic Seas. Whether one is seeking a cultural experience, culinary adventure, or tranquil beach getaway, Italy has something to offer every traveler.

January in Italy is typically chilly, with some areas experiencing snow, fog, and rain. However, indoor attractions such as museums, art galleries, and churches are available for exploring. Skiing and snowboarding opportunities are also available in the Italian Alps and Dolomites or ski resorts throughout the Apennines. Many ski resort towns have nearby thermal spas for relaxation after skiing. Average temperatures in Northern Italy range from -4°C to 7°C, Central Italy around 5°C to 13°C, and Southern Italy from 10°C to 18°C.

Ski Time

February in Italy is cold, with snow in the mountains and slushy puddles in lower elevations. It is part of the high season for skiing, but visitors can still enjoy winter festivals and carnivals. Despite chilly weather, February is less busy than peak tourist season, making it a great time to explore landmarks and attractions without crowds. Average temperatures range from -4°C to 8°C in Northern Italy, 5°C to 16°C in Central Italy, and 10°C to 18°C in Southern Italy.

Entering Less Busy Period

March in Italy is a transition month with unpredictable weather ranging from cold and wet to balmy. It's a great time to visit Italy to avoid crowds and enjoy the country at a slower pace. Temperatures average from 2°C - 13°C in the north to 10°C - 16°C in the south. Packing layers, comfortable walking shoes, and waterproof gear is recommended. The cooler temperatures are perfect for exploring cities like Rome and Florence on foot, and it is also a better time to get into popular museums and attractions without long lines.

Welcoming Spring

The weather in Italy during April still unpredictable, but it is generally sunnier than rainy. In Northern Italy, temperatures are cooler, averaging between 5°C to 16°C, while in Central Italy, the climate is milder with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 18°C. Southern Italy is the warmest, with temperatures typically ranging from 13°C to 18°C. It is advisable to pack both a compact umbrella or rain jacket and sunglasses to prepare for the varying weather conditions. Despite the weather, April in Italy still offers numerous attractions to visit, provided you pack wisely.

Comfortable Weather

May in Italy is typically warm, with temperature variations contingent on the region. Although early May is often mild, summer heat waves have been known to occur during this time. When packing for Italy in May, it is advisable to bring a diverse range of clothing, including light layers for cooler evenings and possible rain. While beaches can be enjoyed in May, it is essential to be prepared for warmer weather. Temperature ranges in May are typically 11°C - 21°C in Northern Italy, 13°C - 23°C in Central Italy, and 16°C - 24°C in Southern Italy.

Warmer Weather

The temperature in Italy during June varies according to region. Northern Italy typically exhibits cooler temperatures, ranging from 13°C to 27°C. In Central Italy, temperatures usually range from 15°C to 28°C, while Southern Italy experiences warmer climates, generally between 21°C to 30°C. However, recent years have seen a rise in temperature, necessitating caution and attention to current forecasts. It is important to stay hydrated and comfortable. June presents an ideal opportunity to explore the countryside, meander through charming villages, engage in hiking, and revel in the great outdoors.

The Beginning of the Summer

To make the most of your visit to Italy in July, pack breathable, lightweight fabrics, sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses. Schedule activities around the hottest hours and take breaks to stay hydrated, with temperature ranging from 18°C - 32°C. Plan your trip in advance due to high seasonal crowds. Leave time for rest and rejuvenation, and opt for shaded terraces and al fresco dining during the hottest times of the day. Coastal regions, islands, mountains, lakes, and the countryside are ideal places to visit, but expect heat in major big cities.

Outdoor Activities' Time

August is widely acknowledged as the warmest month in Italy, marked by an increase in humidity levels, attracting numerous Italians on vacation. During this time, typical temperatures range between 18°C - 30°C in Northern Italy, 21°C - 32°C in Central Italy, and 26°C - 32°C in Southern Italy. To combat the heat, it is recommended to take frequent breaks to cool down and stay hydrated. If avoiding high humidity levels is a priority, planning a trip to the central or northern regions is advisable. While the northern and southern regions of Italy are less humid in August, there are still some weather tradeoffs to consider.

Warmest Month in Italy

September in Italy marks a transitional period, with warm summer weather persisting throughout the month. However, evenings may experience cooler temperatures. The average temperature range across the various regions is as follows: Northern Italy experiences temperatures ranging from 13°C to 24°C, Central Italy usually has temperatures of 19°C to 29°C, and Southern Italy generally has temperatures ranging from 19°C to 27°C. Although the weather is generally warm with sporadic rain showers, it may become unpredictable by mid-month. September offers visitors the opportunity to experience a more authentic side of Italy, from strolling through Tuscany's vineyards during grape harvest season to indulging in the colourful festivals of Sicily and hitting the beach.

End of the Summer

October in Italy starts the autumn season. It brings cooler temperatures and higher chances of rainfall, making it a great time to enjoy nearly-empty beaches. While Italians and Europeans may not be found on the beaches, visitors from cooler climates may appreciate the warm days. Average temperature ranges vary across different parts of Italy, with Northern Italy ranging from 7°C - 18°C, Central Italy ranging from 13°C - 21°C, and Southern Italy ranging from 18°C -24°C.

Start of the Autumn Season

November is renowned as Italy's wettest month. While southern regions retain relatively warm temperatures year-round, it is recommended to carry a warm coat, sweater, and water-resistant shoes throughout the country. In northern Italy, average temperatures fluctuate between 2°C - 10°C, central Italy ranges from 7°C - 16°C, and southern Italy experiences temperatures ranging from 13°C - 18°C. As the month draws to a close, the weather transitions to winter conditions. A sturdy umbrella should be a staple of your packing list.

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Wettest Month

December in Italy can be a chilly and snowy month, particularly in mountainous regions and higher elevations. However, even at sea level, snowfall is not unusual, providing picturesque winter landscapes, especially in cities like Venice. Rain is also prevalent across multiple regions. While the southern parts enjoy relatively warmer temperatures, they are still susceptible to cold weather, with many travelers visiting ski resorts in the mountains. To prepare adequately for the weather, you should carry warm clothing, waterproof footwear, and ideally, a compact umbrella. Average temperature ranges vary across Italy, with the northern regions being the coldest.

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Forestis Dolomites

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