Peschiera del Garda
Rome
- Anantara Palazzo Naiadi Rome Hotel
- Mercure Roma Centro Termini
- Six Senses Rome
- Unahotels Decò Roma
- Room Mate Filippo
- Catone District Hotel Rome
- Charme Spagna Boutique Hotel
Venice
- Hotel Moresco Venice
- H10 Palazzo Canova
- Hotel Antiche Figure
- Ca Di Dio
- Nh Venezia Santa Lucia
- Hotel Firenze Venice
Como
Milan
Bologna
Florence
Breuil-Cervinia
Verona
Positano
Ischia
Olbia
Colle Val D'Elsa
Madonna di Campiglio
Campitello di Fassa
Malgrate
Nettuno
Collazzone
San Cassiano (Badia)
Trieste
Anacapri (Isola di Capri)
Tirrenia
Brunate
Pontecagnano
Naples
Massa Lubrense
Savelletri
Courmayeur
Parma
Sirmione
Conca dei Marini
Taormina
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Capri is situated in the south part of the Gulf of Naples, facing Sorrento and Positano. It is famous worldwide for the tourist and bathing resorts spread out along its coastline. Formerly the headquarters of imperial courts, the site of monasteries and a place of exile, its fame has grown over the centuries and is now a place of great natural interest and a destination for lovers of luxury and elegance. Amongst its most famous beauty spots must be included the little town of Capri, which is the capital of the island, the Blue Grotto, which can be reached from Marina Grande, and Villa Jovis from which Tiberius ruled the Roman Empire in the last years of his life. The most extraordinary feature of the island, however, is undoubtedly the famous group of steep crags – called the Faraglioni – standing in the sea off the east coast of the island.|
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