Very good home made food (I suggest you to have a "pappardelle al ragù di cinghiale" main course) and not very expensive.

You can find it in Largo della neve, 2 in Tuscania.

Established in 19th century, this nice and very elegant Caffé offers a very good coffee in town center.

If you are in Viterbo, don't miss "Antico Caffè Schenardi" in Corso Italia 11/13. Nice, elegant and with a very good coffee.

4 star hotel in Old Taranto, just few steps away from San Cataldo. Brand new, very clean and elegant. The staff is extremely kind and cooperative.
More info at the web site: http://www.hotelakropolis.it/

Nice, elegant and high quality service. Very good coffee and croissant. Right in town center, in via d'Aquino.

Astonishing Greek and Roman collections, including "gli Ori": craftsmanship in gold, dating between the 4th and the 2nd century BC.
Brand new musuem (still in the process of restructuring) with modern conception, worth more than 5 euro ticket!
More info at the web site: http://www.museotaranto.org/web/index.php?area=1&page=home&id=0&lng=en

A "must see" museum, at least once in your life. But be prepared: the Louvre Musuem is quite huge and very dense of astonishing masterpieces. Can defenetely be an exhausting experience.

Nice and young place, filled with very kind people. Inside the Old Library you can see the "Book of Kells". Worth a visit the Chapel, the Dining Hall and the College Park also.

It is an incredible place where you can "touch history". Very beautifull the emptiness of winter and sping time. During the summer, usually from June to early September, the Arena is one of the most amazing opera theatre of the world.
A suggestion: if you plan to go to the opera, do not buy a step-stone ("gradinata") ticket if you are not in a good physical shape: there are no elevators and you sit directly on the stone. Much better a "poltroncina".

Very crowdy in spring and summer time, it only worth a quick visit. You can see the balcony from the inside yard but if you want to go inside and step on the balcony you have to pay the entrance fee.

Spectacular! It's in the town center of Verona, very close to the Arena. It's very well preserved and the view on Adige river is amazing. The museum inside worth a visit if you have time to spend in the city.

Very crowdy, expecially during spring and summer time. The entrance to the internal yard is free but not so to the Capuleti Palace.

NIce, elegant and very social place. There are lots of bar, where you can drink a good glass of wine and eat something, nice shoops and amazing Medieval and Renaissance buildings.

Ceap, clean and very close to the Red Line

An amazing white sand beach with a stunnig view on the ruins of a third century church.

The Pencil is a memorial battle. It reminds the 1263 Scottish victory over Vikings. You can reach it from the town center on foot along the seeside.

You will feel like living in the future. The Museum itself is a work of art, very emotional.

Take also a look inside the church of Santa Maria di Cosmedin and to the Foro Boario's temples

It's in front of Bayside market Place and very close to the AA Arena

Very close to the town historical center, clean rooms and kind staff

Centrale, molto pulito e personale estremamente gentile

A very nice town with an interesting town musuem. The walk over the cliffs is a must

It's quite hard to get there (almost 1000 steps!!!) but it's really worthy!

One of the most beautifull place in Verona with the Arena, the Gran Guardia and Palazzo Barbieri (the Town Hall)

Meravigliosa, la mia preferita