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Holiday home for max. 6 persons on Sicily
1/4Holiday with your own poolItaly | Give your Italian holiday the perfect touch in a holiday home with its own pool: Splash about with the whole family in the water or let yourself completely relax.
Per week from USD 537
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Studio for max. 4 persons on the Italian Adriatic Coast
2/4Fun for the entire familyItalian Adriatic | A vacation in a holiday park is particularly ideal for families. As parents you can lean back and relax whilst your kids are taken care of your hands and are fully entertained.
Per week from USD 475
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3/4Vacation with your dogItaly | With these holiday houses it is explicitely allowed to bring pets so that your faithful four legged friend can also enjoy a relaxing and eventful holiday.
Per week from USD 576
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Country estate for 15 people in a beautiful location in the Val d’Orcia.
4/4Between cypresses and cycadsTuscany | Whether a restored farm house or agriturismo – during a country vacation in Tuscany you can experience the nature and regional cuisine.
Per week from USD 394
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Italy | Holiday with your own pool
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Italian Adriatic | Vacation in a holiday park
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Italy | Vacation with your dog
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Tuscany | Vacation on a country estate
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Book a holiday home on the Adige
The Adige river, the second longest river in Italy, bypasses some of the most beautiful areas in this enchanting European city. Explore the Adige river region and you’ll find yourself amongst breathtaking mountains, some of Italy’s greatest cities, and also a stunning coastal region the likes of which only Italy can produce. When you book a holiday home or holiday apartment on this river in northern Italy, you’ll have the freedom to indulge in your passions, whether that’s hiking, being a culture vulture in a city, or soaking up the rays on the beach.
What to do at the Adige
Book a holiday home or holiday apartment on the Adige and you’ll be near great coastal destinations as Isolaverde and Rosolina Mare, as well as the one of Italy’s most famous cities, Verona. In Verona you can walk the wonderful narrow, labyrinth-style streets and explore its many great attractions. The two most important attractions are The Arena, a Roman amphitheatre that dates back to the 1st century A.D., and Juliet’s House, a beautiful old house with a balcony that is said by the locals - slightly mischievously - to be where Juliet of Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet' lived. For a different experience, visit Albarella, an unspoilt island that offers the best Adriatic experience in the region. If you want to explore nature, strap on your hiking boots and visit the Adige Valley (Etschtal), an expensive hilly region great for hiking.
When to visit the Adige
The best time to rent a holiday home or flat is in late spring or early autumn, when temperatures are at their finest and the crowds in the cities have dispersed. High season runs from late May to early September, while low season - November to March - brings cooler temperatures and the occasional wet days.
