Rent your vacation villa in Italy!

This spectacular coastline, which embraces the charming towns of Positano, Praiano, Amalfi and Ravello, invites you to imagine yourself back in the sunny carefree days of the sixties - for here the beauty and romance of those times have not changed.

Sorrento is one of the best known resorts in Italy, situated on a tract of coastline of unrivalled beauty, on the northern slope of the Sorrentine Peninsula, in a sheltered spot, surrounded by luxuriant hills where vines, olives and above all high quality citrus fruits are grown. The site of patrician villas during Roman times, it has been a highly prestigious retreat since 700. Sorrento has been nicknamed “La Gentile” because of the gentleness of its climate, the refinement of its streets and gardens and of the friendliness of its inhabitants.

Famous for its Chianti wines, its magnificent historic towns, such as Florence, Siena, Arezzo, San Gimignano, Cortona, Lucca and Volterra, and its peaceful nature, Tuscany reveals its very soul with placid hills, wide pastures and neatly harvested vineyards and offers travelers a continuous sequence of stimulating highlights.

Would you believe that just a few miles off the usual tourists' routes lies an enchanting mix of culture, art, nature and folklore? Discover Cilento and some of the most beautiful places in the world: Pompeii, Naples, Sorrento, Capri, Ischia, Positano and the Amalfi Coast are all within reach of a day trip. And at night you'll get the chance to relax in this magic place where time has stopped and stress and chaos are unheard of.

Between the Alps and the plain, close to the Swiss border, Lake Como offers to its visitors incredible sights made of calm waters, steep mountains, sweet hills, valleys, woods and enchanting lakeside towns. Its mild climate soothes the roughness of the landscape, and makes it possible to grow gardens of amazing beauty, some of which hide tiny precious museums filled with artworks. A place that you will never forget.

Roma caput mundi: Rome center of the world. That is how the Eternal City used to be called in ancient times. Today Rome, the capital of Italy, is a vibrant and lively city with reminders of its past everywhere: a spectacular fusion of the ancient and the modern, which presents its unique heritage like no other city in the world.

If you love nature, tradition and tranquillity, you will feel at home and love Umbria, the green heart of Italy. With its deep roots in the past, it offers an unique testimony to the untouched Italian countryside. Umbria is a mix of nature, peace, genuine cooking, culture and an antique farming tradition that attract visitors from all over the world.

The island of Capri has fascinated emperors, poets, painters and scholars with its charm for centuries. The Blue Grotto, the Faraglioni, "la Piazzetta", Marina Piccola, Anacapri and Villa Jovis, the ancient residence of Emperor Tiberius, await you in one of the world's most exclusive vacation spots. Ischia, the Emerald Island, with its thermal spas, sandy beaches and sparkling waters is the largest island of the Bay of Naples: health and beauty treatments, swimming and night life, you get them all here.

The city of Venice is so unique and so famous that you might feel you know it without ever having been there. St Mark's Square, the Carnival, the canals and the bridges, and, of course, the gondolas. Haven't you seen them a thousand times in brochures and movies? Yet, with its dazzling architectural heritage, some of the world's finest art museums and churches, Venice transmits an indefinable feeling of mystery and romance. It is a city too special on this globe to be rushed.

Washed by the Ionian and Adriatic seas, Puglia, also known as Apulia, offers you an opportunity to enjoy a fun holiday made of sandy beaches, clear waters, genuine cuisine, seasoned by the unmistakable flavour of Italian traditions. And there is more to Puglia, Apulia: this region is rich in architectural masterpieces, from the amazing Trulli houses in Alberobello to the Baroque buildings of Lecce. It will suffice to mention that Puglia is the only Italian region to boast more castles and towers than churches: an amazing record for Italy.

Wedged between mountains, Lake Maggiore is a splendid glacial basin fed by rivers on the Italian side of the Alps. This breathtaking alpine location offers the best of both watersports and mountain activities. Despite the elevation, Lake Maggiore enjoys a fairly mild Mediterranean climate where beautiful gardens flourish. There are freshwater beaches, ferries and boat rentals to enjoy the placid water, and biking and horseback riding. There are lovely clustered villages dotting the hillsides and shoreline, with lavish villas scattered about, too. Here you’ll find spectacular scenery, alpine ambiance, Swiss order and Italian warmth.

Liguria may be one of the smallest regions in Italy, but it’s loaded with allures. Some of Italy’s most renowned coastline is found here, with the Cinque Terre, Portofino and San Remo all vying for your attention. Outdoors enthusiasts will be satisfied with the biking, hiking, horse riding, and sailing that are easily accessible. And of course there are miles of beaches to enjoy. If dramatic settings, gorgeous seas, and charming villages are what you’re looking for, then Liguria is the destination for you!

Famous for its fashions, its art cities and its splendid alpine lakes, Lombardy is a region that offers a contrast of landscapes and moods. From the mountain peaks of the Alps to the plains of the Po River and the most famous lakes in Italy, Lombardy is combination of vibrant urban life alongside smaller cities and dramatic natural wonders.