10 best places to visit in Italy: ranking update

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Three months after the last ranking posted, an update is necessary to the list of the 10  best travel destinations in Italy. Many more travelers joined Gadders and shared their experiences, giving their votes and adding their travel tips to the places they visited lately in Italy.

The parameters on which the chart is based? The beauty of the places first of all, but also the fun activities you can do and its nightlife, how much safe is staying in each place and how cheap is to travel there, and last but not least, talking about Italy it's impossible not to take in consideration the quality of food!

Italy's Top 10 Travel Destinations: ranking update

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Two months ago we published the first ranking of the best travel destinations in Italy according to the experiences that many travelers shared on Gadders.eu, the new platform for social traveling.

With summer holidays almost ending we can now see how things changed.

The parameters on which the chart is based? The beauty of the places first of all, but also the fun activities you can do and its nightlife, how much safe is staying in each place and how cheap is to travel there, and last but not least, talking about Italy, the quality of the food!

Where to go in Sardinia: the pristine and wild side

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Sardinia is a magic land that mixes clear waters and white sand beaches remembering the Caribbean with the millenary history of Italy and the ancient civilizations passed through the Mediterranean sea. If north east is the elitist Emerald coast and south the capital city Cagliari, on the north west coast there’s an enchanting gulf, called Asinara, a protected area established as Asinara national park where lay two precious travel destinations, literally assaulted by italian travelers for summer holidays: Porto Torres and Stintino.

What to do in Sardinia: don’t stop only in Emerald Coast

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Sardinia’s most known side is north, with the splendid and wild Emerald coast. Actually, not so much wild anymore. With the massive tourism and the presence of millionaire yacht along its shores has lost part of its charm of wild land and has become a VIP destination, inaccessible for many, economically speaking.

But still there are many reasons to travel to Sardinia and one of them is its southern, more authentic, side. To be precise, one of them is the regions’ capital Cagliari, an outdoor museum of the different cultures that passed through Sardinia over time. And a perfect base location for trips to the surrounding Mediterranean beaches and resorts, like the fascinating Villasimius.

VIP hunting in the heart of Emerald coast: Porto Cervo and Porto Rotondo

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When it’s time of holidays for most of Italians the Emerald coast is the land of dreams, so attractive, so popular, so expensive… so far from the peninsula… Maybe it’s not the kind of travel to discover the real italian life, it’s not like the charming unexplored beaches of south Italy. But if you want to feel like an italian celebrity, relaxing in a luxurious café or laying in the white sand of a private bay, these are the destinations for you!

Porto Cervo

When it comes to Emerald coast it’s impossible not to talk about Porto Cervo, the heart of this beautiful piece of land on the east coast of Sardinia, once called "Monti di Mola", lonely territory inhabited by a few farmers.