Hill: Holidays in Italy

Hillside bungalows in Italy
Surrounded by the countryside, in some cases not far from the lakes, the hillside bungalows in Italy offer the opportunity to stay in charming places, characterized by suggestive views and enriched by the local food and wine. Ideal for travelers who battle between the sea and mountains, as well as for those who want to discover the purest essence of holidays in Italy, the hillside bungalows are located inside campsites and holiday villages in the midst of nature, where you can dedicate yourself to total relaxation or alternate days by the pool with excursions in the surrounding villages.

Bungalow holidays and food and wine
The choice of hillside bungalows is often associated with the desire to visit the areas of great Italian wines and good food, as in the case of the Chianti Hills in Tuscany, the Langhe in Piedmont, Franciacorta in Lombardy and Valdobbiàdene in Veneto. These are the most famous tourist destinations for food and wine holidays in Italy, but not the only ones in which it is possible to combine the visits to the cellars with discovering the ancient villages and rich traditions. Umbria, also known as The Green Heart of Italy, besides being the land of the Sagrantino wine and cured meats with a decisive flavour, is, in fact, a region of enormous wealth based on ancient villages and churches surrounded by nature.

Hillside bungalows, between the sea and the mountains
In central and southern Italy, campsites and holiday villages with hillside bungalows are an alternative to the seaside facilities even during the summer. In regions such as Tuscany, Abruzzo and Marche, without forgetting the Maremma Laziale, the choice of accommodation in the hills offers the opportunity to avoid the chaos of mass tourism and enjoy a relaxing holiday just a few minutes from the sea. Thanks to the shape of the Italian peninsula in the central area, where the slope gently rises from the coast towards the Apennines, travelling by car in a few minutes you can either reach the famous seaside resorts of the Adriatic and Tyrrhenian coast, or trace back to the mountain resorts for hiking or in search of cooler temperatures.