There is a scene in the movie "Roman Holiday" that is deeply imprinted in my mind: Princess Anne cuts off a long hair, sits in Rome's Piazza de España and eats ice cream comfortably, just at this time, she and the male protagonist Joe "meet" again, and start a romantic journey to Italy. Since then, Italy has become synonymous with romance in my heart: on the Amalfi Coast where mountains and seas meet, love stories are staged every moment; The European-style buildings with various styles are full of rich humanistic atmosphere; Blue watercolor-painted cottages scattered throughout the streets; Flower-filled paths wind their way to unknown places; Even the Mediterranean wind is full of romantic flavors. In short, Italy has a magic that makes you feel freaking out for it and stopping for it.
Blue Cave, Capri
If you have never been to the Blue Cave of Capri, you have not seen all the colors of the world. Known as one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Blue Cave in Capri is a magical sight for travelers to visit. But such a scenery is not always visible, if you encounter high tide, the blue cave will be filled with seawater, the mouth of the cave is also hidden in the sea, tourists can only look at the cave and sigh.
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The entrance to the Blue Cave is at the junction of the cliffs and the sea and can only be accessed by traditional rowing boat. Hold up a long pen and ride the tide to explore the depths of the cave. Passing through the narrow entrance of the cave, the world suddenly fell silent, and the scenery in front of you suddenly opened up, and the dreamy blue paved the entire cave. Here it seems to be the deep secret of the peach blossom garden, the clear water is glowing blue fluorescently, like a huge sapphire, and the rich color reveals a kind of charm and charm. The four walls of the cave are blue, and the golden sunlight that passes through the cave also changes color and blends into this blue world.
Verona Amphitheatre
The Verona Amphitheatre is a Yoshimitsu Kataba that has been left over from history, and its history is longer than that of the ancient Roman Colosseum. In the 1st century AD, the ancient Romans built this amphitheater, which has a capacity of nearly 30,000 people. Whenever the Colosseum performs, the arena is packed with spectators. After nearly two thousand years of staggering years, the Verona Amphitheater is still well preserved and attracts the world's attention.
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Today's Verona Amphitheater is famous for hosting large opera performances. Every summer at the Opera Festival, classic operas such as Aida, Carmen and Turandot are sung in this ancient theater. Opera fans from all over the world gather at the Verona Amphitheatre to enjoy one audiovisual feast after another under the stars of Italy.
Umbrian hot air balloons
Umbria is the "green heart of Italy". Few places combine art and life as harmoniously as this place. Umbria has some of the most poetic Italian idylls, with endless hills, flower-dotted plains and shaded huts in the shade of greenery.
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At the crack of dawn, sit in a hot air balloon, follow the sunlight that jumps out of the horizon in the hazy morning fog, and watch the yellow and green fields gradually shrouded in intoxicating gold, and there is nothing more romantic than this. Those high and low green plants, those crisscrossing field paths in the process of slowly climbing the hot air balloon, from a three-dimensional picture to a flat oil painting, how can people not be moved?
Maddalena Island
Maddalena is located in Sardinia, the second largest archipelago in Italy. Legend has it that Sardinia was the scrap left when Zeus created heaven. There's a meandering pink coastline, a steep and deep Grand Canyon, and a clear blue sea. The Maddalena Archipelago is made up of 60 large and small islands off the northeast coast of Sardinia, and the pink sandy beach Spia Jalosa is one of its most beautiful business cards.
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In the presence of the island of Maddalena, all languages look pale. Hundreds of millions of years of feng shui carvings have polished the magical scenery of Maddalena Island. The rose-hued sand collides with the blue waters, and the Mediterranean wind takes away all the troubles, leaving only a romance that is exclusive to it. The waters are perfect for snorkeling, so change into your wetsuit at sunset and say hello to the corals, starfish, groupers and other marine life at their accommodation!
The Road to Love
For couples, the love lock is probably the most romantic symbol. It symbolizes how time flies, and neither can separate two people who love each other. In Italy, there is a coastal promenade of no more than 1 km long, which is full of traces of love, countless couples remember their love in the way of carving or writing on the tunnel walls, and on the iron net at the end of the path, the pilgrims have left a variety of love locks, symbolizing that love is firmly locked.
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The Road of Love connects the villages of Riomaggiore and Manarola, with the endless sea on one side and the steep cliffs on the other. When the night is low, the lights of the fishing village illuminate the entire coast, and at this time, it is most romantic and beautiful to walk hand in hand with the most loved ones to walk the road of love, feel the sea breeze, and listen to the waves lapping on the shore. However, the Road of Love is still under repair and will not reopen to tourists and residents from around the world until 2024.
Adler resort
The laid-back italians are to be savored at the Adler Resort orchau Valley. On the rolling hills, the cypress trees are lined up, the vines in the vineyards are like the waves of the sea, the rounded fruits float and sink on the "waves", and the elegant architecture of the Middle Ages looms in the green world. Inside the resort, the rooms are luxuriously decorated and the room terrace overlooks the wilderness and green hills. Here, the atmosphere of the Renaissance blends perfectly with modern comforts. But the Adler Resort is more than that, in addition to the fantastic countryside scenery, there are natural hot springs hidden here.
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Since roman times, Italians have loved the natural hot springs of the Orcia Valley, which seem to have the magic of healing all wounds. On weekends or holidays, small towns are always crowded with people who come to make a bath. The Adler Resort offers a high-end place to enjoy the natural hot springs of the Orcha Valley. People can enjoy the natural hot springs surrounded by oases.
Manipiero Palace
Follow the boat slowly into Venice, and in the middle of the Golden Grand Canal, you will see a special building. Standing in the water, the Manipiero Palace is full of traces of history. Manipiero Palace was built in the 11th century and is quite large in size. Over the centuries, it has changed hands many times, and each owner has adapted the palace to his own needs and tastes, so it also brings together a variety of different architectural styles.
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The romantic addition to this building is the European-renowned Santa Casanova. The legendary Italian adventurer also stopped at Manipiero Palace and settled here. The secret garden of the palace is filled with roses of various varieties, which are the most beautiful love keepsakes.
Orange Garden in Rome
If you're tired of the long queues in Rome, check out the Orange Garden in Rome! It's a great place to overlook the panoramic view of the ancient city of Rome. The name Orange Garden in Rome comes from the bitter orange trees that fill the garden. In the empty park, golden oranges hung from the branches. But because these oranges taste bitter and no one picks them, they unexpectedly leave a fruitful scene.
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Orange Garden also has one of the most romantic places in Rome: from a small keyhole you can "see the Three Kingdoms at a glance", and many people can't resist this mystery to take a look. At sunset, through the small keyhole, watch the rose-colored sunset gently lift the veil of the eternal city, and everything in front of you becomes sacred.
Trident cocktail bar
There's nothing better than a great view and a good wine. After a day of running, in the afterglow of the sunset, overlooking the endless coastline, a drink is a great comfort to the heart. Perched on a towering cliff, the Trident Cocktail Bar boasts some of Positano's most breathtaking views. The cliffs are full of unknown wildflowers, and under the bright sunshine of southern Italy, they are warmly confiding. This is probably the most romantic cocktail bar in Italy.
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The night is low, the candles on the table are lit, the flickering candles are in the fire, the red flowers and green vines look charming, and the sea breeze takes away the glitz and bustle, which seems to be a paradise for escape. Order a favorite cocktail! To the accompaniment of the band, with the waves, indulge in the night in Almafi.
Ningfa Garden
When it comes to this garden, people always praise it without hesitation. The New York Times called it "the most beautiful garden", and the BBC documentary 80 Gardens of the Globe called it "the most romantic garden", which is the Ningfa Garden. Ninfa refers to the goddess of nature in ancient Greco-Roman mythology, a fairy who lives in the mountains and rivers to control all things in nature, and is a naturally illusory spirit. As the name suggests, the Nympha Garden dances like an elf on the ruins of a dilapidated building.
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Located in Cisterna di Latina, Italy, the Garden of Ningfa is like a magical place, with verdant grass and trees that bring the ruins of the ruins to life, the dome painted with the frescoes of the ancient gods crawling with vines, and the purple flowers that bring the dappled frescoes back to life. Time is silent on every silent brick, and spring blooms in the flowers of the pond.