It’s tucked away in Erba, which is only about 20 minutes away from Lake Como. You can leave the busyness of the lakeside crowds behind and, in less time than it takes to finish a cup of coffee, find yourself pulling into a driveway that feels like it’s in a completely different century.
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If you’re looking for a sunset spot in Turin, Cheers Bistrot is the place to be. It is perched on the hillside right at the foot of the Basilica di Superga, overlooking the entire city. It’s perched on the hillside overlooking the city and is one of those places that feels immediately welcoming. On a clear day, you can see the snow-capped Alps. In my opinion, it is one of the best spots for a sunset aperitivo.
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While everyone else is fighting for a square inch of space on the Lake Como ferries, you should be standing here. Parco del Roccolo is a local favourite that offers a panoramic, birds-eye view over Lago di Pusiano. If you’re looking for some movement and a bit of walking to earn a world-class view, this is your spot.
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When you’re driving away from the crystal-clear waters of San Vito Lo Capo, most people are focused on getting to their next destination. But if you’re looking for a hidden gem view that actually lives up to the hype, you need to pull over just before sunset. Located just a short drive from the town centre, Belvedere Macari offers a panoramic look at the rugged Sicilian coastline that feels completely untouched.
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Tuscany is one of those places where you could easily spend a month and still feel like you’ve only scratched the surface. But let’s be realistic, sometimes we only have a weekend to work with. If you find yourself with just 48 hours to soak in the cypress-lined roads and hilltop towns, don’t worry. It’s entirely possible to see the highlights without feeling like you’ve spent the whole time in the car.
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In a region like Tuscany, where it’s becoming harder and harder to find places that haven’t been completely taken over by tourism, this village feels like a breath of fresh air.
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Discover why Sestri Levante is the ultimate strategic base for the Italian Riviera, featuring hotel reviews and the best time to visit for a crowd-free experience.
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If you want the full-throttle Dolomites experience without just following the same crowds as everyone else, this 8-day loop is the one. It’s a proper mix of high-altitude drama around Cortina d’Ampezzo, a few secret lakes that haven’t been overrun yet, and just enough cable-car assistance to keep your knees from giving out.
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A 5-day loop starting from Milan and settling into the Puster Valley. This route balances those big name iconic lakes with high-altitude hikes and a few cliffside secrets. This area is perfectly positioned for reaching the big hitters like Lago di Braies and the Tre Cime over the next few days.
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home to those jagged Odle (Geisler) peaks you see on every postcard, but being there in person where the air is crisp and the only sound is the occasional cowbell is something else entirely. We visited in October for the golden autumn colours, though this itinerary is just as spectacular in Spring and Summer when the trails are fully open.
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