Honeymoon in Italy

The lagoon city of Venice is as mysterious as it is representative in its uniqueness. Centuries of wealth shaped the stupendous buildings, triumph and tragedy alternated in Venetian history. Today, you will not only experience Venice itself in all its splendor, but also explore the enchanting surrounding countryside, which offers much that is undreamed of in its fertility and beauty. Spend relaxing days on the beach, roam through untouched nature reserves or be inspired by cultural offerings of the extra class. When planning your trip, keep in mind that Veneto's facets range from high mountains to soft rolling hills and fertile plains to the Adriatic Sea.

"If you have love, it doesn't matter whether you build cathedrals or peel potatoes in the kitchen," the Florentine poet and philosopher Dante Alighieri was already convinced of this in the 13th century. If you spend your honeymoon in Italy, be sure to pay an in-depth visit to the capital of Tuscany, the incomparable Florence. Where else is the typically Italian attitude to life better felt? Tuscany itself, characterized by a never-ending sea of fertile hills, awaits you not only with scenic beauty, but also with fabulous culinary delights. If you like to drink one or the other good glass of wine with excellent food, you are certainly in paradise here.

Lago di Garda with its diverse surrounding countryside is a real dream destination for romantics and those who enjoy exercise. The wild romantic mountain scenery invites to hiking and cycling. The fresh wind that blows over Lake Garda almost all the time is popular with water sports enthusiasts. The mild climate at the lake is a natural guarantee for well-being with a strong pinch of dolce vita. Even though Italy has countless kilometers of coastline and beaches to offer, Lake Garda is one of the most popular vacation regions in the country. Roam the charming towns of Lazise, Bardolino, Sirmione or Riva del Garda and let love shine while you're at it. Italians love love.

The second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea will enchant you. Golden yellow beaches line contrasting turquoise blue bays. Honeymooning in Italy could hardly be more exciting than on the enchanting Costa Smeralda. Here you'll rarely find quiet bays, but you will find lively beach life, which takes place in exclusive beach clubs and is frequented by the international jet set. If you prefer a quieter pace and value your privacy, you'll love the Costa Verde and spend your time on the romantic Capo Testa peninsula. Sardinia is famous for its numerous sports and leisure activities. Lonely hikes await you as well as sociable team sports or discreet bay hopping by boat.