Tuscany:

The towering castle and the beauty of the natural cypress tree will undoubtedly win your heart. The whole of rural Tuscany is a wine garden town, where it takes one to one and a half hours to drive from Florence. As we continued driving we came across “Country Road 7. I was listening to the song "Take me Home" and it seemed that the song was probably made for this road. We drove ourselves to see the most beautiful Sienna and Chianti in Tuscany.
Napoli / Naples: The pizza and pasta that people all over the world are crazy about was born here. As you drive along the streets of Naples you will see the blue beauty of the Mediterranean Sea. The cities of Amalfi Coast, Ravello and Sorrento fall within the Campania region very close to Naples. Amalfi Coast and Sorrento Beach Side Area. That's why the hotels here are a little more expensive and the food here is a bit more expensive. Because the Amalfi Coast is one of the most famous beach side areas in Italy. The village of Atrani on the Amalfi Coast is very much like Greece. If I were asked personally which part of Italy I liked best, I would say this is the Amalfi Coast.

Rome:

Just as Rome was not created in a day, Rome cannot be seen in a day. The old smell still floats in the atmosphere of Rome, the old mystery. It is such a famous city that people think of Italy, especially Rome. Rome is a decorated museum. As you walk down the street you will feel as if you are walking past a museum. There is no shortage of things to see in Rome. Piazza Navona, Trevi Fountain, Trastevere Street and Colosseum are one of the Seven Wonders of the World.

Vatican City: The next day we went to the Museum in Vatican City, the smallest sovereign state in the world, located in the middle of Rome. Of course you have to buy a ticket on the internet or you have to stand in a long line for a mile. The sovereign ruler of this city is the pope, a Roman Catholic priest from around the world. This smallest state has the largest church in the world, St. Peter's, which covers half of the state. If you go to the Vatican, do not miss the Sistine Chapel. Sistine Chapel, the pope's main chapel in the Vatican. The foundation of the chapel ceiling is painted by Michelangelo. Michelangelo's paintings of the sixteenth century are still impossibly alive.
Food: Italian food is world famous. Italy is famous for everything from pizza, pasta, lasagna, pastries. Pizza costs 13 to 20 euros. The amount of pasta can range from 12 to 20 euros. I ate lasagna in Venice for 20 euros. Also the taste of Italiana gelato and coffee is mind boggling.
Hotels: Crowds of tourists visit Italy almost all year round. That is why there is no shortage of luxury hotels in the country of cultural abundance. Although the cost is a bit high, if you book in advance, you will get a standard hotel for 50 to 100 Euros.

Travel:

The most convenient way to travel in Italy is by train. Train costs vary according to speed and distance. For example, 14 euros per person to go from Milan to Como. Again 22 euros per person from Como to Venice. 80 euros per person from Venice to Rome. And public buses in Rome can cover the whole city for only 3 euros per person.

Italy is one of the worst-hit countries in Europe. After almost two months of lockdown, Italy is returning to normal life. Best wishes for this beautiful country.
Wherever you are, it is your responsibility to keep your surroundings beautiful. Don't throw dirt anywhere.

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