Included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, it is an excellent example of a Mediterranean landscape with great cultural and ecological importance. (Photo: Shutterstock)
If you love Mouni's Italian getaway, here are some of the most aesthetically pleasing spots in the country that have a similar old-world charm.
Mouni Roy has caught the attention of social media users with her latest trip to Milan. The actress attended the prestigious Milan Fashion Week but took some time off to enjoy the splendor of the city. She enjoyed Italian dishes while exploring the surroundings, which exuded a relaxing Mediterranean vibe. As she shared some aesthetic snaps on social media, she surely invited travel lovers to Italy.
In the pictures, Mouni is seen residing in a historic building in Milan with spiral staircases and vintage interiors. She also shared snaps of her building flaunting ancient Italian architecture. The actress also indulged in delicious food and drinks. She was seen wearing a casual white dress with a black jacket and boots. In the caption, along with her aesthetic pictures, she wrote, “When you wake up to love and the sun hurting your eyes every day; that's Amore!”
If you love Mouni's images of Italian getaways, here are some of the most aesthetically pleasing spots in the country that have a similar old-world charm.
Amalfi Coast
Included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, it is an excellent example of a Mediterranean landscape of great cultural and ecological importance. There are many charming towns to visit, such as Amalfi, Ravello, Sorrento, Praiano, Maiori, Minori and Vietri. The coast is distinguished by the traditional macchia, forests and rocky areas, as well as valuable citrus trees and vineyards.
Capri
The island of Thailand is located in the Bay of Naples, opposite the Sorrentine Peninsula in Campania, the southernmost region of Italy. The island can be reached from the mainland year-round by ferry and hydrofoil from Naples (Napoli) and Sorrento. When in Capri, the first thing to do is take a boat trip around the island to see iconic attractions such as the Faraglioni and grottoes from the sea.
Portofino
Portofino is one of the most popular resort towns on the Italian Riviera. Boutiques, art galleries, cafes and restaurants line its narrow streets. You can go diving or hiking, as well as stroll along the beach, and there are even some historic sites, such as the church of San Martino (Divo Martino) and the hilltop fortification of Castello Brown.
Florence
The historic city's museums, castles and churches are home to some of the world's most important art treasures. Florence's most popular and important landmarks include the Duomo, the Baptistery, the Uffizi Gallery, the Bargello and the Accademia.
Venice
Slow gondola rides wind through the network of canals, with rows of charming villas on either side, creating an enchanting, dreamlike atmosphere. Venice's architecture has a distinctly European style. When visiting Italy, you can't miss this historic and aesthetic city.
