Tuscany’s River Park in Colle Val d’Elsa near Siena
When you think of Tuscany, you think of rolling green hills, cypress-lined dirt roads, art cities like Florence and Pisa, …
Rivers
Rivers in Italy
There are many rivers in Italy that flow through major cities such as Rome’s Tiber or the Po further north.
Some can simply be appreciated as you visit some of the major cities and snap the perfect photo on a bridge such as the Ponte Vecchio over Florence’s Arno.
In this section, you’ll find options including river adventures such as rafting and canyoning like in Sicily’s Alcantara Gorge.
The choice is really up to you!
Berignone Nature Reserve: Masso delle Fanciulle and Masso degli Specchi
Tuscany is well known for being a magical place, full of delights to eat and enjoy. Near Volterra, more precisely …
The Novella River Park: Canyoning in Trentino
The Trentino-Alto Adige region of northern Italy is one of the most sought-after destinations not only during ski season but …
Venetian Villas Along the Brenta River
The Riviera del Brenta connects Padua with the Venice Lagoon in a 36 km path, along which we find the …
Kayaking Sardinia’s Cedrino River to the Gulf of Orosei
If you love the outdoors and have always wanted to visit the island of Sardinia, then this is the right …
Puglia’s Chidro River: Sea, Nature, and Archeology
Where on earth can you find a crystal clear, freshwater river, a stunning sea and beach, and Roman ruins that …
Gole del Calore: River Canyon in the Campania Region
For many visitors, a visit to the Campania region is often limited to the world-famous Amalfi and Cilento coastline, the …
The Sorgente del Gorgazzo in Polcenigo: One of the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy
Where can you go to enjoy both Mother Nature and a quaint town that is One of the Most Beautiful …
The Rivers in Abruzzo’s Gran Sasso National Park
The central Abruzzo region offers some of the most fantastic scenery in all of Italy especially within the Gran Sasso …
A Relaxing Day on Veneto’s Sile River
How about a relaxing day along the Sile river in the province of Treviso? If you’re in the area, you won’t …
