Salita a Porta delle Chiappe - translated, this can (also) mean "ascent of the buttocks". And that's exactly what you train when you climb the countless stairs to get to the viewpoint at Righi. But the view makes up for many of the steps, because from here you can enjoy a spectacular panorama over large parts of the city. If this is too strenuous for you, simply take the free funicular "funciolare Zecca Righi" to get up to the almost 290m.

At sunset, the skyline of Florence is transformed into a breathtaking play of colors. Surrounded by bronze copies of Michelangelo, you'll enjoy unparalleled views of the Duomo, Palazzo Vecchio, and Ponte Vecchio as the last rays of sunlight bathe the city in a golden light.

Immerse yourself in mythology with a stone snake sculpture that winds its way through the gardens as you enjoy stunning views of Florence. Ideal for a family outing, where children have the freedom to explore nature while being immersed in a fascinating story.

Perched on a hill, this viewpoint offers a 360° view over rooftops, towers to the sea, through the vibrant harbor. Accessible via a historic Art Nouveau elevator system or via a picturesque panoramic road. Free access to the park invites you to watch not only tourists but also locals enjoying ice cream or drinks and exploring the narrow streets.

Relax on volcanic sand, surrounded by a mosaic of black lava rock and the gentle lapping of the clear, cool sea. Wooden walkways and sun loungers invite you to linger, while the picturesque harbour scenario with traditional fishing boats and the nearby range of bars and restaurants reflect the local lifestyle.

Elegant pink flamingos moving between sumptuous Liberty-style villas and tranquil gardens offer an unexpected splash of color in Milan's urban gray. Hidden behind wrought-iron gates and magnificent magnolia trees, these exotic birds have lived here since the 1970s and have adapted perfectly to Milanese city life.

Climb the hill on foot or float up on the funicular in just over a minute for spectacular views over Verona's red rooftops, winding streets, and the Adige River. A historic place that combines history and picturesque landscapes.

Behind a nondescript door on Via Piella lies a fascinating glimpse into Bologna's past: a canal, part of a once thriving network, similar to that of Venice. A quick glance through the window, the Finestrella, reveals this hidden world, a rare relic of the city's history, embedded in today's cityscape.

As you stroll along the palm-fringed paths, surrounded by the cool sea breeze and azure waters, a breathtaking view of Mount Vesuvius reveals itself to you. Local cafes and gelaterias invite you to linger where you can enjoy authentic Neapolitan cuisine as dusk bathes the sky in a picturesque play of colors.

Short walk up and you'll be faced with spectacular panoramic views of Turin and the Alps. The historic church of Santa Maria del Monte and the Mountain Museum enrich the experience with culture and history. Ideal place for the sunset to enjoy the romantic light over the city.

With 90,000 square feet of elliptical space surrounded by a canal and 78 statues of famous people, this square offers a unique blend of historical splendor and lively community life. Green spaces invite you to linger, while markets and festivals keep the cultural heritage alive.

Unforgettable boat tours will take you to the famous Blue Grotto, surrounded by the stunning coastal scenery. Enjoy kid-friendly pebble beaches like the Marina Grande, free and perfect for families. Anacapri offers quiet, less crowded stays, ideal for children, with discounted rates and free activities for the little ones. Discover the natural beauty of Capri's verdant hills and sheer cliffs.

Enjoy a picnic in expansive green spaces surrounded by shady trees. Discover the Serre dei Giardini Margherita, once greenhouses, now a creative space for art and events. Children will delight in the specially designed area, while you can relax with coffee and wine made with local ingredients at Café Vetro. The perfect mix of nature, culture and culinary delights.

Surrounded by lush palm trees and blooming flowers, the garden offers a tranquil oasis. Here you can walk along winding paths, contemplate the ruins of a Roman villa under a glass roof, and enjoy the coolness of the babbling fountains. Children will especially enjoy the colorful flowers and the opportunity to walk through the extensive paths.

At the top, a panorama opens up that connects the city, sea and sky. Historic paths lead through green landscapes and past the grotto of the patron saints. Between flora, fauna and archaeological treasures, you will discover the soul of Palermo.

In a remodeled greenhouse, surrounded by lush greenery, you'll find a vibrant gathering place with an art gallery, event space, and children's play area. Enjoy local seasonal dishes and fine wines at the restaurant or relax with a picnic. The unique atmosphere under the glass roof or outdoors under fairy lights makes every visit special. Children can play and discover in the dedicated area.

A hundred-year-old elevator preserved in the Art Nouveau style transports visitors directly to the Belvedere Luigi Montaldo. From there, a panoramic view opens up over historic rooftops to the port, framed by the Ligurian Sea. The ride alone, through the charming windows of the elevator station, offers a taste of the spectacular views that await at the top.

Pastel-coloured houses and green shutters characterise the backdrop of this old seafaring quarter. Small pebble beaches, surrounded by ice cream parlours and relaxed bars, invite you to linger. Trattorias serve fresh fish and Genoese specialties in the open air. A visit to the terrace next to St. Anthony's Church offers stunning sea and village views.

Walk along the bustling canals of Navigli, where historic waterways meet modern culture. Discover charming cafes and boutique shops as you soak up the quaint atmosphere. Every last Sunday of the month, the antiques market beckons with vintage treasures. In the evening, the neighborhood transforms into a vibrant nightlife with countless bars and restaurants offering local specialties and refreshing aperitivos.

While the last rays of the sun bathe the city in a golden light, you look out over Verona from the historic fortress. Below you, a panorama of terracotta-colored roofs, ancient towers and the glittering ribbon of the Adige spreads out. Dusk up here is a silent promise that magic can be found in every corner of the world.

Founded in the 16th century, this garden is home to nearly 4500 species of plants, including a Taxus baccata that is older than the United States. Discover an unparalleled collection of plants, palm trees, and cycads that is unparalleled in the botanical world.

Experience unparalleled club nights in a green oasis, where modern beats meet historic backdrops. In the open air, with a view of the Colosseum, pulsating music combines with the tranquility of nature. This unique combination creates an atmosphere that is both invigorating and relaxing, immersing you in a world where history meets modernity.

Nestled among historical monuments, this park offers a lush landscape of gardens, wide lawns, and an artificial lake. Children will enjoy playgrounds and the opportunity to ride a pedal boat in a pond. Between works of art and architectural monuments, you will find peace and tranquility while discovering the local flora and fauna.

The Castello Di Sammezzano sits alone on a hill to the west of the Italian municipality of Reggello. The 5500 square meter castle is a piece of impressive architectural history and a unique lost place, which is unfortunately gradually falling into disrepair and is therefore no longer officially accessible. But you can still get there... Because the huge garden, including the labyrinth, is still open to the public. Absolutely worth seeing and still majestic.