Bøger af Enrico Massetti

''Lake Como'' is a name you will often hear from friends or read in travel blogs if you are planning a vacation in Italy. The third largest lake in Italy is a hit amongst vacationers, and there are plenty of reasons behind it.Why is it so famous?Those who are unfamiliar with the charm of Lake Como often wonder why it garners so much attention. Why people fly from all around the world to see just a lake? Well, the answer the query is that Lake Como is not just any lake; it is marked by one of the best properties, natural beauty, mountains, picturesque villages, adventure sports options and, last but not the least, pure luxury of Lake Como holiday villas.This guide covers the Lake Como, and the towns of Como, Bellagio, Menaggio, and Varenna, in addition to the one-day trips you can make from one of these towns to Piona, Villa Carlotta, and Villa del Balbianello.

This guide covers the 9 biking itineraries in Switzerland that are prepared and maintained by the Veloland organization. These touring itineraries include difficult mountain sections that require adequate preparation, but also easy sections that can be done by families with children. Each stage is described with highlights of the localities touched and with a diagram of the elevation for the section.

This is a guide to a multi-days trip in the Italian Riviera. It starts with a visit to Milan, then to the Charterhouse of Pavia, to continue through Portofino, Camogli and the San Fruttuoso Abbey. It then goes to Genoa and Savona before heading North through the vineyards of the Langhe and reach Turin.There are extensive descriptions and photos of the attractions. It contains many reviews for the best recommended restaurants that are at the location described, you have the basic information ready: the name, address and telephone number are included in the guide together with the review.

Enrico Massetti schreef dit boek met 63 kleurenfoto's.In dit kleine boek, behandel ik de Grote Dolomieten Weg. Hij doorkruist drie regio's: Südtirol, Trentino, en Veneto. Het is een klassieke route om enkele van de meest schilderachtige delen van de Dolomieten te bezoeken. Ik heb iedereen die deze route wil volgen aangeraden in Bozen (Bolzano in het Italiaans) te beginnen. De weg is geasfalteerd en zeer goed uitgebouwd; hij is echter bochtig met een maximumhelling van 12% en vereist echt autorijden.Ik heb de route van de teams slechts gedeeltelijk aanbevolen omdat de straten erg smal en verwarrend zijn, vooral vanaf de Fassa-vallei.Deze gids helpt u de hele weg te volgen, met duidelijke kleurenkaarten die de afstand en de tijd tussen de plaatsen aangeven en foto's van de plaatsen. Bovendien geeft het u de te volgen route tussen de verschillende etappes.Talrijke uitzichtpunten en parkeerplaatsen op de Grote Dolomietenweg bieden een panoramisch uitzicht op de omliggende Dolomieten.De gids beschrijft de bezienswaardigheden in Bolzano, het Ötzi - de Iceman Museum, de kastelen van Bolzano, en nabijgelegen locaties.Vervolgens leidt het u in een rit van Bolzano naar Cortina d'Ampezzo, door het Carezza meer, Val di Fassa, en de Tofana.Het bevat veel recensies over de best aanbevolen restaurants op de beschreven locatie.Het bevat kaarten, kleurenfoto's en beschrijvingen van de bezienswaardigheden van alle genoemde plaatsen.Een uitgebreide sectie staat vol met nuttige informatie over hoe Bolzano en Cortina te bereiken, terug te gaan, en wat voor diensten er beschikbaar zijn voor het huren van een fiets, het favoriete vervoermiddel om de Grote Route te rijden.De Grote Dolomietenroute: RoutebeschrijvingDe route gaat door Karneid, Nova Levante, Carezza Lake, Passo di Costalunga, Vigo di Fassa, Pozza di Fassa, Campitello di Fassa, Canazei, Pecol, de Fedaia Pass, Pieve di Livinallongo, Col di Lana, Falzarego Pass, Valparola Ridge, Cinque Torri, en de Tofana.

Enrico Massetti wrote this book with 100 color images.Often called the Switzerland of the South, Calabria covers the mountainous toe of Italy. Here one finds the most beautiful forests and hillsides covered with the white leaves of ancient olive trees. Traveling between the Calabrian mountains, in an extraordinary land of outstanding beauty, you are in a region bounded by two seas of approximately eight hundred kilometers of coasts. For this configuration, incalculable views are present. Nature has a plot magnificently, the lines that talent and human work must follow, or art efforts can improve. The guide describes Calabria's 800 km of pristine coastline in detail, as well as the nature parks and reserves. It includes the Sports available. This guide also leads you on a drive in Calabria, starting from Maratea and then going to Papasidero, Cosenza, the Sila mountains, Crotone, Pizzo Calabro, Tropea and Capo Vaticano, Locri, Pentedattilo, to end up in Reggio Calabria. It contains info about regional food.

Black/white images edition.This guide covers a visit to the major Italian destinations of Rome, Florence, and Venice.There are extensive descriptions and color photos of the attractions.The three cities are covered individually with information on how to get to each of them and how to go from one to the other.The guide is ideal for use on your smartphone or tablet; it contains active links to the web sites of train and air travel companies, so you can click the latest schedule and even buy the tickets with a click from the guide. It has also listed many reviews for the best-recommended restaurants at walking distance from the location where lunch or dinner is planned. There are active links to the review pages; you can use them to have an active Internet connection. If you don't, you have the necessary information ready: the name, address, and telephone number are included in the guide together with the review.

2019 editionThis guide covers the details of a four-days visit to the major attractions of Rome, Italy. It also covers several other itineraries to discover other parts of the eternal city less known and frequented by tourists.There are extensive descriptions and photos of the attractions for you to use during your visit.

2019 editionAlthough it certainly has a thriving tourism industry, Ferrara is not on the typical foreign tourist's itinerary, which makes it perfect for those tourists who want to get off the beaten path of Venice-Florence-Rome and soak in some authentic northern Italian culture.It's characterized by twisting medieval cobblestoned streets, a Duomo (cathedral) with a looming Gothic facade, and--best of all - a castle straight out of storybooks, complete with towers, moat, and drawbridges (that you can cross during the day).Thanks to the d'Este family of astute art patrons, Ferrara contains many beautiful objects de art, but the genuine masterpiece is the city itself. Half medieval, half Renaissance, the dual cityscape was the vision of oligarch Ercole d'Este, who hired architect Biagio Rossetti to meld the newer section to the old seamlessly. This careful planning earned Ferrara the title of Italy's first "modern city." Today, its captivating, anachronistic ambiance is best explored on foot or by bicycleFerrara: one of the most beautiful of Italian cities, was formerly the capital of the Estensi and has been resuscitated in modern times from the degrading decadence into which it fell with its inclusion into the Papal States.This is a guide to Ferrara.There are extensive descriptions and photos of the attractions. The Estense Castle history is covered in detail.

This is a guide to a multi-days trip in the Italian Po River Valley. It starts with a visit to Milan, then to the Bergamo Alta, Brescia, the Iseo Lake, Mantua, Verona, Vicenza, and Treviso. It then goes to Venice. There are extensive descriptions and photos of the attractions. It contains many reviews for the best recommended restaurants that are at the location described, you have the basic information ready: the name, address and telephone number are included in the guide together with the review.

En este pequeño libro, cubro el camino de las Grandes Dolomitas. Cruza tres regiones: Südtirol, Trentino y Véneto. Es un itinerario clásico para visitar algunas de las partes más escénicas de las Dolomitas. Aconsejo a cualquiera que conduzca por ella que empiece en Bozen (Bolzano en italiano). La carretera está pavimentada y muy bien desarrollada; sin embargo, es muy curvilínea con una pendiente máxima del 12% y requiere una conducción real.Sólo recomendé parcialmente la ruta para los equipos porque las calles son muy estrechas y confusas, especialmente a partir del Valle de Fassa.Esta guía te ayudará a recorrer todo el camino, con mapas claros a color que indican la distancia y el tiempo entre los lugares, además de fotos de las localidades. Te da la ruta a seguir entre las diferentes etapas.Numerosos miradores y aparcamientos en la Gran Carretera de las Dolomitas permiten una vista panorámica de las Dolomitas circundantes.La guía comienza con una descripción de las atracciones de Bolzano, el Ötzi - el Museo del Hombre de Hielo, los castillos de Bolzano y los lugares cercanos.Luego te lleva en un viaje en coche desde Bolzano a Cortina d'Ampezzo, pasando por el Lago Carezza, Val di Fassa, y el Tofana.Contiene muchas reseñas de los restaurantes más recomendados en el lugar descrito.Una extensa sección llena de información útil sobre cómo llegar a Bolzano y Cortina, y cómo regresar, además de qué tipo de servicios están disponibles para alquilar una bicicleta, el medio de transporte favorito para recorrer la Gran Carretera.