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Aqua Tour Italia: biglietti, date concerti, scaletta e biografia

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Gli Aqua , celebre band danese (ma la cantante Lene Nystrøm è norvegese) divenuta popolare negli anni e ricordata soprattutto per hit come Barbie girl e Doctor Jones, tornano in tour in Italia il prossimo anno. Vediamo insieme date e dove comprare i biglietti della tournée della band.

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Discografia Aqua

1997 – Aquarium 2000 – Aquarius 2011 – Megalomania

Aqua in Italia nel 2024

sabato 27 maggio 2023 al Fabrique di Milano

I biglietti del nuovo tour degli Aqua si trovano in vendita su Ticketone e in tutti i punti autorizzati abituali. Sono attualmente disponibili e li trovate qui .

Scaletta 2023

Cartoon Heroes Back to the 80’s Good Morning Sunshine Playmate to Jesus Calling You We Belong to the Sea Around the World Happy Boys & Girls Turn Back Time My Mamma Said My Oh My Didn’t I Barbie Girl Lollipop (Candyman) Roses Are Red Doctor Jones

Scaletta 2022

Roses Are Red Happy Boys & Girls My Oh My My Mamma Said Viva Las Vegas An Apple a Day Around the World Hero Calling You Freaky Friday Doctor Jones Turn Back Time Cartoon Heroes Barbie Girl Lollipop (Candyman) Back to the 80’s

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Around the World Happy Boys & Girls My Oh My Playmate to Jesus Barbie Girl My Mamma Said Doctor Jones Cartoon Heroes Back To The 80’s Lollipop (Candyman) Roses Are Red

Bio e Storia degli Aqua

Gli Aqua nascono nel 1989 in Danimarca con il nome Joyspeed, formato da Claus Norreen e Søren Rasted, due amici appassionati di musica pop e dance. Nel 1996, in seguito all’ingresso della cantante Lene Nystrøm e del rapper René Dif, assumono il nome Aqua.

Il loro primo album, “Aquarium”, pubblicato nel 1997, li catapulta al successo mondiale. Tra i singoli più famosi, “Barbie Girl”, “Doctor Jones” e “Lollipop (Candyman)”.

Dopo il successo di “Aquarium”, gli Aqua pubblicano altri due album, “Aquarius” (1998) e “Cartoon Heroes” (2000), che però non riescono a replicare il successo del primo album, anche perché il tentativo di passare dallo stile cartoon al brit pop non viene capito appieno dal pubblico.

Nel 2008, dopo una pausa di otto anni, gli Aqua tornano sulle scene con l’album “Trance and Dance”, che contiene alcuni dei loro più grandi successi riarrangiati in chiave trance.

Attualmente ripropongono in concerto i classici degli anni 90.

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How aqua expeditions ceo built a luxury tourism brand on waters less explored.

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If you want to inspire Aqua Expeditions CEO and Founder Francesco Galli Zugaro, don’t tell him he’s brilliant, even though he is. Tell him he’s crazy. Tell him his ambitions are impossible. And then sit back and watch the magic happen. Galli Zugaro is a man who thrives on turning challenge into opportunity. The Italian-American has built a business operating luxury river cruises and yacht charters in some of the most complex destinations in the world – the Peruvian Amazon, the Vietnamese Mekong, the remotest Indonesian islands – onboard yachts he has had specially built.

Since founding Aqua Expeditions in 2007, Galli Zugaro has created several game-changing travel propositions for “affluent explorers” and been commended for feats including launching Peru's first luxury river cruise on the Amazon River, transforming luxury expedition yachting in Indonesia with Aqua Blu , and taking the first commercial superyacht ( Aqua Mare ) to the Galapagos. And with a fleet of six boats and counting, he’s not done yet.

As Aqua Expeditions prepares to announce its next project, we take a deep dive into Galli Zugaro’s greatest passions, chart his journey to success, and unveil the next steps of his master plan – which may soon be open to strategic investment.

Francesco Galli Zugaro, CEO of Aqua Expeditions

Where did your passion for travel stem from?

Francesco Galli Zugaro: Growing up in 16 countries put the travel bug in me. My dad was Managing Director for Latin America for Alitalia – it was in his blood to travel and this passed down to me. When my parents divorced, I started living with my mom and my stepdad; he was Bureau Chief for TIME magazine in many countries so we moved around from Germany to Lebanon to Israel to Cyprus to Italy, and so forth. After later graduating from Boston, I started working with a private equity group in South America that was investing in telecom and tourism. I ran the telecom startup for five years and then moved over to a small ship expedition investment that we made in the Galapagos. That was how I cut my teeth in travel.

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What lead you to leave the private equity group and set up Aqua Expeditions ?

Having left Ecuador and the investment there that we exited, I started looking around South America. Originally, I wanted to go to Argentina. There was an American gentleman called Douglas Tompkins who owned North Face and invested in buying up cattle ranches so I thought, ‘let's head out there’. On the way, I stopped at Iquitos and the Peruvian Amazon and I realise no one was doing the Amazon at a really high-end level’.

I went around Iquitos with a Peruvian Navy Admiral who told me there was a 50-metre steel hull for sale around one of the tributaries. So, we took one of the Navy’s little tugboats and knocked on the shed and this guy sold it to me – I towed it away that day. I then commissioned a shipyard to obviously build it for me and brought in Jordi Puig, a very well-known Peruvian architect at the time. From buying it to launching it with heads and beds took us eight months. I don't claim to be the first, but I was the first at the top-end level catering to what I call today ‘affluent explorers’.

Onboard Aqua Blu in Indonesia

Why did you pick South America to launch the business?

I picked South America because I knew it. At the time, the hottest package in South America was Machu Picchu and Galapagos. Compared to Ecuador at the time, the potential growth in Peru was amazing. Orient Express had come in and has five properties and three trains so they were pumping money into promoting the destination. So, I thought, all I have to do is plug a great product in the Peruvian Amazon and it's automatically going to be packaged up into the circuit of Peru at the time. It was very easy to quickly position a top end premium product. So I sold my house in Ecuador, moved my whole family to Peru and put everything into it. It was a risk, but I have a healthy measured appetite for risk.

Why did you decide to build a boat-focused business rather than enter the hotel market?

Having operated in the Galapagos, I thought how cool is it that you can control the guest experience? To really curate a guest experience in a one-night stay in a hotel is very difficult – you can't really make an impact. With the whole yachting experience cruising experience, you can curate something and create really cool environment for guests.

From a business perspective, these businesses are very cash rich because you can have high cash flow because people are booking ahead of time, with very few cancellations because these are long-haul aspirational trips. So, this has always been an appealing a both experiential and business opportunity.

Service and hospitality is key onboard all of Aqua Expeditions' boats

Why did you decide to build 12-cabin boats, and do you have plans to create larger ships?

I wanted something small. Originally the concept was to copy the idea of houseboats from Kerala put them on Amazon. I said ‘let's do four ships with two smaller cabins’, but when I ran the numbers, it wasn't scalable – the more you grow, the more fixed costs you have. Whereas on a 12-cabin ship, you can have 24 guests, but the economies of scale, as soon as you break even, become super attractive because our variable costs are very low. The only variable costs are the additional food and additional guides; the fuel and the operation are still fixed.

Secondly, the guest experience has to be dictated by small groups. These are trips with a high level of engagement to the the connection with the guides is key. We will never do anything that's above four couples to a guide – that allows you really to have an opportunity to engage, and the guide can tailor the excursions to that group. You can’t accomplish something so unique with a 100-guest ship.

Francesco Galli Zugaro in front of luxury river boat Aqua Mekong

How many of your ships are private charters versus tour operator bookings?

About a quarter of our business is private charter. Today, all of our ships operate 48 weeks. We have 30% charters, so about 15 charters a year, and most of them are private, but a lot of them are tour operator buyouts. So, in other words, a client comes in, buys out the ship for the week, and then resells it under their brand, because they package that up with a week in Siem Reap or Ho Chi Minh.

On private charters, what happens a lot is that we have two principal clients paying and it was hard for them to figure out who gets that top owner suite. So, in our river ships we have three suites which are very similar and very large. We've done that on all the ships, and that's allowed us to appeal very well to a private charter client.

Why did you choose to focus your business on areas that are more complex than others?

I just like the challenge. I like the feeling of accomplishment when I’ve been told many times ‘no it’s impossible, or no, you’re crazy,’ and then I showcase that it can be done. It just requires a vision and the capacity to execute. What initially started off as a vision is today a realization of 300 talented individuals that are working with me, from crew to management. I like a challenge; I don't like to take the easy way out. My biggest enjoyment comes from seeing guests appreciate what we've done.

Aqua Blu is redefining luxury expedition cruising in Indonesia . What lead you to operate in this destination?

I liked Indonesia you still feel like you're exploring. Galapagos in comparison is very structured. It's an amazing guest experience, but it's very regimented. In Indonesia, you can go exploring to see volcanoes, find dragons and birds-of-paradise, sail around Raja Ampat and the Spice Islands, and see what nature throws at you. That excites me, even though it's very difficult to get the permits. It look me two years to get the permits to flag in Indonesia, but I want to bring guests to see these parts of the world that are logistically complicated, and do it at a very high level.

What are your guests looking for, and how do you match destinations to meet their expectations?

If you talk to our guests, they've done everything. They're looking for something cool, different and relaxed. They want the world-class service but they're not pretentious so they're willing to walk barefoot and let their hair down. And a destination has to check their boxes in terms of nature and wildlife.

I chose the Vietnamese Mekong because it’s an iconic river connected to two iconic World Heritage sights – Siem Reap and Angkor Wat. And then I decided to operate in three marine biosphere reserves – Galapagos, Raja Ampat and Komodo – which are on everybody's bucket list. The next destinations will have a combination of that; they'll have either iconic rivers of the world or iconic coastal cruising that will provide a wildlife and nature component, and sometimes even a cultural component.

Private beach sundowners at Komodo National Park

What are your long-term plans for the company?

I've got a very clear map of exactly where I'm going to put ships. Pretty much true to form, I've delivered one every three years. Next year will be my 18th year and I'll be delivering my sixth ship. The details of where how and where will be revealed later this year. I've scouted the destinations and built itineraries – that's what I do on my off-time; I spend weeks and months scouting different bodies of water all over the world. That's my passion; finding new logistically complex destinations that I think I could venture into; raising the capital to finance the ships, because these are getting more and more expensive; and building unique itineraries.

What opportunities are there for interested investors?

This is a very profitable business because of our fixed costs. As long as you break even, profit could be in the range of somewhere around 50%. This year we’re going to exceed our forecast and forward bookings for 2025 are very strong already.

From an investor point of view, I've obviously retained control of the business and continue to do so. It doesn't mean that that will continue to be the case in the future. I'm open minded to see if I can add value strategically from a strategic partner – I have access to capital, but that strategic capital is something that I'm looking for in the future so that I can strategically roll out my business faster, and maybe have an opportunity to bring passenger flow to us faster, rather than organically growing.

There aren’t that many Aquas around. We’re the only business that has this size, this niche, this reach. The day Aqua goes out to market to find that strategic partner, I think it’s going to attract a lot of eyes that want to get into that space.

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Niza será la meta del Tour de Francia 2024 . Hasta ahí los expertos en el ciclismo de ruta ya habrán recorrido los 3.498 kilómetros que dura la prueba. Entérate día a día los resultados de toda la competencia aquí.

De las 21 etapas ocho serán sobre llano, cuatro de media montaña, siete de montaña y dos contrarrelojes; el segundo está reservado para la meta donde se podría decidir al ganador.

Los ciclistas tendrán dos jornadas de descanso. La primera, el lunes 8 de julio al terminar la etapa 9 y la segunda el lunes 15 de julio previo a la etapa 16.

La novedad de este Tour será la salida desde por primera vez desde Florencia (Italia) y la llegada a Niza el domingo 21 de julio . Dado que los Campos Elíseos estarán bloqueados por los preparativos rumbo al inicio de los Juegos Olímpicos de París 2024 , la meta final no será en la capital francesa .

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• Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) | 26:47:19
• Remco Evenepoel (Soudal Quick-Step) | 26:48:04
• Jonas Vingegaard (Team Visma | Lease a Bike) | 26:48:09
• Juan Ayuso (UAE Team Emirates) | 26:48:29
• Primoz Roglic (Red Bull - Bora - Hangsgrohe) | 26:48:33

Resultados de todas las etapas del Tour de Francia 2024

* Los resultados serán actualizados al terminar las etapas de cada día.

Jueves 4 de julio

Etapa 6 - Macon > Dijon (163 km, llana)

• Dylan Groenewegen (Team Jayco Alula) | 03:31:55
• Jasper Philipsen (Alpecin - Deceuninck) | 0:00
• Biniam Girmay (Intermarché - Wanty) | 0:00

Miércoles 3 de julio

Etapa 5 - Saint-Jean De Maurienne > Saint Vulbas (177.4 km, llana)

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• Alexander Kristoff (Uno-X Mobility) | 0:00

Martes 2 de julio

Etapa 4 - Pinerolo > Valloire (139.6 km, montaña)

• Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) | 03:46:38
• Remco Evenepoel (Soudal Quick-Step) | +0:35
• Juan Ayuso (UAE Team Emirates) | +0:35

Lunes 1 de julio

Etapa 3 - Plaisance > Turin (230.8 km, llana)

• Biniam Girmay (Intermarché - Wanty) | 05:26:48
• Fernando Gaviria (Movistar Team) | 0:00
• Arnaud de Lie (Lotto DSTNY) | 0:00

Domingo 30 de junio

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• Jonas Abrahamsen (Uno-X Mobility) | 0:36
• Quentin Pacher (Groupama-FDJ) | +0:49

Sábado, 29 de junio

Etapa 1 - Florence > Rimini (206 km, media montaña)

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• Frank Van den Broek (Team dsm-firmenich PostNL) | 0:00
• Wout van Aert (Team Visma-Lease a Bike) | +0:05

Calendario de las etapas restantes del Tour de Francia 2024

Viernes 5 de julio

Etapa 7 – Nuits-Saint-Georges > Gevery-Chambertin (25.3 km, contrarreloj individual)

Sábado 6 de julio

Etapa 8 – Semur-en Auxois > Colombey-Les-Deux-Églises (183.4 km, llana)

Domingo 7 de julio

Etapa 9 – Troyes > Troyes (199 km, media montaña)

Lunes 8 de julio

Descanso > Orléans

Martes 9 de julio

Etapa 10 – Orléans > Saint-Amand-Montrond (187.3 km, llana)

Miércoles 10 de julio

Etapa 11 – Évaux-Les-Bains > Le Loran (211 km, montaña)

Jueves 11 de julio

Etapa 12 – Aurillac > Vileneuve-Sur-Lot (203.6 km, llana)

Viernes 12 de julio

Etapa 13 – Agen > Pau (165.3 km, llana)

Sábado 13 de julio

Etapa 14 – Pau > Saint-Lary-Soulan Pla D’Adet (151.9 km, montaña)

Domingo 14 de julio

Etapa 15 – Loudenvielle > Plateau De Beille (197.7 km, montaña)

Lunes 15 de julio

Descanso > Gruissan

Martes 16 de julio

Etapa 16 – Gruissan > Nimes (188.6 km, llana)

Miércoles 17 de julio

Etapa 17 – Saint-Paul-Trois-Chateaux > Superdévoluy (177.8 km, montaña)

Jueves 18 de julio

Etapa 18 – Gap > Barcelonnette (179.5 km, media montaña)

Viernes 19 de julio

Etapa 19 – Embrun > Isola 2000 (144.6 km, montaña)

Sábado 20 de julio

Etapa 20 – Nice > Col de la Couillole (132.8 km, montaña)

Domingo 21 de julio

Etapa 21 – Mónaco > Niza (33.7 km, contrarreloj)

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BRANDON, Fla. - A traveling circus based in Sarasota is returning to the Tampa Bay area this week.

The European-inspired Cirque Italia is kicking off its 2022 Water Circus tour in Brandon through the weekend.

Cirque Italia is said to be the first traveling water circus in the United States. 

This week, the Silver Unit’s group of international performers is bringing its breathtaking stunts and custom stage complete with 35,000 gallons of water to dazzle audiences.

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Water parks in Italy

• June 1, 2016
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Italy of course has plenty of nice coastal beaches as well as beautiful lakes like Lake Garda, where swimming in water with pleasant temperature is possible during the whole summer season. However, kids and teenagers sometimes want a bit extra water fun and the answer to that is of course a visit to an aqua park with water slides, artificial rivers and other fun stuff. In Italy there are more than 100 water parks in various sizes , so no matter where you are spending your holiday, you should have fairly easy access to water parks. Some of the most popular aqua parks are:

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Aqualandia is the most popular water park in Italy and also the only Italian aqua park included in the 2014 list of the world’s 25 best water parks . Aqualandia was voted the best aqua theme park in Italy 9 times. The water park covers an area of 80.000 m2 and has attractions for kids of all ages and of course also water slides and relaxing areas for adults. The park is located in the small coastal town Lido di Jesolo, 46 km from Venice. Here is how to get to Aqualandia.

Getting to Aqualandia:

• By car: If you travel by car you should exit the A4 / E70 highway from Torino to Trieste at exit S. Dona Noventa, from the exit you have about 25 km to the aqua park. If you drive from Venice you should travel direction Marco Polo airport – Portegrandi and Jeselo.
• By train: the closest train station is the one in San Donà di Piave which is about 20 km from Aqualandia. From the train station there is a local bus line to Lido di Jesolo .
• By bus: From Venice or Venice Mestre there is a regional bus line to Jesolo or Lido di Jesolo. The park also has a shuttle collecting tourists from campsites and holiday towns along the coast. More about that you can read on the park’s website :
• Aqualandia address: Via M.Buonarroti, 15, 30016 Lido di Jesolo VE, Italija

Cavena Aquapark (former Gardaland waterpark)

The Cavena water park is another very popular aqua park. It has a great diversity of fun water rides, large pools and relaxing areas. Even for those with strong nerves the rides Kamika, Twin peaks and Stukas Book would probably be at the limit. As the water park is located directly next to Movieland , a combined visit with half a day in each park is recommendable.

Getting to Cavena Aquapark:

Basically, the way of travelling to the park is the same as travelling to Gardaland ; read more about it here. Like in the case of Gardaland, there is also a free bus connection from the train station in Peschiera . In addition, there is also a bus collecting people at campsites in the area. Here you can see which campsites the bus stops at and the timetable.

Aquafollie is another popular water park near Venice . The park has water slides, games and fun areas for kids of all ages; for the adults there are relax areas with deckchairs and sunshade. Each day the park has Acquagym with instructors for the adults and a kids’ club with games and fun. Aquafollie which is located in the historic centre of Caorle is open from about 1 of June til Mid September. More details about the park you can find here .

Getting to Aquafollie:

• By car: the nearest highway is the E70 / A4 highway between Trieste and Torino. If you are coming from direction Trieste you should take the highway exit Latisana (35 km from Aquafollie). If you are coming from direction Torino / Venice , you should take exit S.Donà-Noventa (25 km from Aquafollie). From both exits follow signs towards Caorle.
• By train: the closest train station is either San Donà di Piave which is about 29 km away or the one in Portogruaro which is 28 km from Aquafollio. From both train stations there are local bus (ATVO) lines to Caorle.
• By bus: if you are travelling to Caorle by a long distance bus, you will have to change to a local / regional bus in Venice Mestre or Treviso . From both towns you have a bus connection to Caorle. More connections are available if you travel via San Donà di Piave.
• Aquafollie address: Viale Aldo Moro, 1, 30021 Caorle VE, Italia

AcquaPark Odissea 2000

If you are on holiday in the southern part of Italy, you should pay a visit to the Odissea water park which is one of the largest in Italy . The highlight of the park are the waterslides with names like Krono Kamikaze, Titano Roller, Skyron Rocket or Big Olimpo. For the smaller kids there are large pool areas with small slides and aqua fun. For those who like to relax there are calm water rivers and plenty of deckchairs and sunshades. Of course AcquaPark Odissea 2000 also has various animation programs and water gymnastics in the program.

Getting to AcquaPark Odissea 2000

As mentioned above, the Odiessea water park is located in the southern part of Italy. The park is not located in a city but next to a resort called Itaca Nausicaa . The nearest city is called Rossano Stazione which is about 11 km away. The nearest highway is the A3 (Napoli – Reggio Calabria); from the closest exit there is about 35 Km. Travelling to Odissea by train or bus is rather complicated and not recommended.

AcquaPark Odissea 2000 address: Contrada Zolfara, 87067 Villaggio Nausicaa, Rossano CS, Italia

Acquatica Park

Near Milan there are several water parks. The most popular is Acquatica Park which is located south-west of the town . The water park has slides in all categories, ranging from 2 meter slides in the baby lagoon to trill slides like e.g the Kamikaze. Acquatica aqua park also offers other activities like beach volley and various other, non water related games. The park operates from the beginning of June till the beginning of September. More info about the water park you can read here .

Getting to Acquatica Park:

Acquatica is located next to the the A50 / E 62 highway. The nearest exit is only a few km from the water park. From Milan there are public buses to the main road by the aqua park and if you travel by a long distance bus, you will have to travel to Milan main bus station and then change to a local bus from there on. Reach the park by train will also have to be via Milan train station.

Acquatica Park address: Via Gaetano Airaghi, 61, 20153 Milano MI, Italy

Other water parks to visit in Italy

On the map below you will find more than 40 aqua parks as well as amusement parks and Zoos which could be interesting to visit during a holiday in Italy. To find parks in a particular region of Italy you can zoom on the map and then click on the symbols which in most cases have a link to the website of the provider. Please note that many of the websites are only available in the Italian language.

If you should know about any aqua park, amusement park or Zoo which is not on the list, you are more than welcome to inform us about it in the comment field below and we will then update the map.

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11 Best aquaparks in Italy

Spice up your day by visiting one of the best aquaparks in Italy. Slides, water slides, a wild river, kamikaze, or a wave pool – these are just some of the attractions that will ensure a day full of fun for you and your children. If water attractions are not enough for you, the water parks include playgrounds, animation programs, and exercises in the water – you just won’t be bored!

1. Aquafolie, Caorle

Aquafollie Water World is located in the northeastern part of Caorle, next to Pescatore Park. The water park was established in 1990 and has since expanded and modernized several times. Fisherman’s Bay, with its artificial waves and refreshing waterfalls, is very popular here. Children can have fun on the Baby Lagoon water playground, on the sandpit or compete in the mini club. There are aqua aerobics classes with experienced trainers, dance performances and a beach with parasols and sun loungers.

However, the greatest interest in aqua parks arouses water slides, and in Aquafollia it is no different. The offer includes a 30-meter Kamikaze slide, a rubber boat ride on the Crazy River slide and a closed Blu Tube toboggan. The complex is complemented by a trampoline corner, a mini-car track, a restaurant and facilities for picnics, a games area and a souvenir shop.

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2. Caneva World, Lago di Garda

The extensive Caneva World entertainment complex has been in operation since 2002 and consists of four main parts, the Aquaparadise, the Movieland film, a model of a medieval castle, and the Rock Star restaurant. You will definitely not know boredom here. It is located on the southeastern edge of Lake Garda, between the towns of Lazise and Peschiera del Garda.

The biggest attractions of the Aquaparadise water world include the Stukas Boom free-fall water slide, the giant slide from the Kamika volcano, and the Water Jump slide with a unique impact on the water. Younger children will enjoy the bay with its white sandy beach and the swimming pool with a pirate sailboat. Of course, there is a swimming pool, lazy river, artificial waves, and large relaxation areas.

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3. Aquasplash, Lignano

The Aquasplash water world was created in the early 1980s. Aquasplash is the first facility of this type in Italy. It is one of the icons of family fun and active leisure in the Venice area, on the edge of the Lignano Pineta tourist area. You will find dozens of attractions here, divided according to difficulty. The most visited are the giant water slides Anaconda and Tubo Nero, the water mushroom Pallone or the swimming pool with artificial waves.

The Aquasplash water park includes an extensive children’s zone with a medieval gallery, the Piramide water rope world, Banzai slides, and the Jaracaboa slide. The program also includes performances of sea lions and parrots, cultural performances, and sports exercises.

4. Acqua Village, Tuscany

Giant water slides, sea beach-like waves, sports, various shows, and lots of other entertainment are offered by the pair of Acqua Village water parks in Tuscany. For a long time, it has been one of the largest and best-rated facilities of its kind in Italian territory.

Water World Acqua Village has two branches. The first is located in Marina di Cecina, a short walk from the mouth of the Fiume Cecina River to the Tyrrhenian Sea (Via Toscana). The second can be found in Follonice right next to the sports complex (Raffaello Sanzio). They are about 60 kilometers apart.

Both water parks are characterized by a rich stylization in the form of an exotic Pacific island with many undiscovered secrets. The main attractions of Acqua Village Cecina include the “fiery” Loko slide, the giant Waho slide, the water slide through the Lua Pele crater, the relaxing Wailele lagoon, the children’s island of Moku or the steep Kamikaze slide.

Acqua Village Follonica offers attractions such as the five-lane Gin-co slide, the Anaconda water slide, the Makai Spa Island, and a giant pool with artificial waves. None of the water parks has an extensive gastronomic zone, shops, changing rooms, a sunbathing lawn with loungers, and a car park.

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5. Aqualandia Caribe Bay, Lido di Jesolo

It is the largest water park in Italy. Aqualandia (Caribe Bay) in Jesolo is styled like a Caribbean island, boasts the award for the best water park in Italy, and offers 80,000 square meters of entertainment, adrenaline, sports, and relaxation.

Since 1989, Aqualandia / Caribe Bay has offered a unique combination of relaxation, extreme experiences, and attractions for the whole family. Its unique features include the Caribbean beach of Shark Bay with artificial waves and the highest (42 meters) European slide Captain Spacemaker. Great water battles are taking place in the Intrigo fortress, a 200-meter-long, closed Tortuga Sky water slide awaits the brave ones, and you can enjoy the peace on the lazy Crazy River.

The Aqualandia / Caribe Bay water world includes a variety of water slides and slides of various parameters (Scary Falls, Barracudas, Apocalypse), the Golden Lagoon relaxation zone, and refreshing waterfalls in Paradise Lagoon. Younger children can have fun in Funnyland or in the relaxing Laguna Baby pool. However, you can also try Jungle Jump trampolines, a Tibetan footbridge crossing, bungee jumping, or a climbing wall.

6. Mirabeach, Ravenna

Mirabeach is a Caribbean-themed water park with swimming pools, colorful slides and beaches. This water park is located right next to the Mirabilandia theme park – the second most visited theme park in Italy. Both parks are located on the Adriatic coast, in Ravenna – very close to the popular resort of Rimini.

Aquapark offers lots of water slides and water slides for perfect water fun, including animation programs for children and adults. There are also many restaurants and stalls in the park with fast food, such as Mc Donald’s, or with gluten-free or healthy children’s food.

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7. Odissea 2000, Rossano

Aquapark Odissea 2000 is one of the most important and popular aquaparks in Calabria, which will satisfy the wishes and requirements of every visitor. Located in Rossano, just a few meters from the beautiful Ionian Sea coast, it offers a wealth of activities. Here you will find a large number of water slides, slides, swimming pools with artificial waves, water massages, and many other attractions.

Aquapark is divided into 4 parts. The first area includes services, accommodation, and meals. In the second part there are attractions for children, and in the third part is the island of Galatea. It is a space designed for families with children with slides, and attractions surrounded by rocks and waterfalls. The fourth area includes relaxing and entertaining attractions.

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8. Hydromania, Lumbroso

If you are planning a holiday with children in Rome, take a break from exploring the beauties of this beautiful city and take the children to the water park. Hydromamie is the only water park in Rome. You will find many attractions to have fun with here!

You won’t know where to start between slides, rotating bowls, tunnels, waves, beach areas, and hot tubs … but don’t worry, you can come back as many times as you want! Does it seem small to you? The Aquapark offers much more: football fields, beach volleyball, a semi-Olympic swimming pool, and even a mermaid rock!

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9. Le Vele, San Gervasio Bresciano

Le Vele is a cute establishment surrounded by greenery. The scenery of attractions and buildings is varied, they look like a fairy tale. In addition, this water park is the largest in Italy with an area of 200,000 square meters.

Aquapark Le Vele offers 11 transparent pools of various sizes and more than 6 km of slides for all tastes and all ages. You can relax here under the sun, regenerate gentle waterfalls or have fun accompanied by an animation team in competitions and water games.

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10. Acquapark Onda Blu, Tortoreto

Acquapark Onda Blu is located in Tortoreto, within easy reach of visitors to the Marche and Abruzzo regions. On an area of 120,000 m2, you will find a lot of fun for small and large, swimming pools, water attractions, sun terraces, and space for relaxation and refreshments.

There are swimming pools, gentle slides for smaller children, and steep high slides for larger, long, and twisted water slides, as well as a green area with trees to relax in the shade.

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11. Aquadream, Baja Sardinia

If you are looking for water fun other than the sea during your holiday in Sardinia, you can head to the Aquadream theme park. It was opened here as the first of its kind in 1987. It is located on an area of three hectares off the famous Costa Smeralda.

The famous attractions of the Aquadream water park include a giant inflatable ball with the Pallone waterfall, a closed “Black Hole” water slide with a length of 120 meters, and the Trottola megatrychtre. In total, about fifteen slides will take care of your entertainment, including a racing slide, a lazy river, and a large swimming pool. The youngest visitors will appreciate the fun-filled Laguna Jungle zone for non-swimmers, as well as the colorful children’s playground.

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Aqueduct Park

The Aqueduct Park on the Appian Way the place that holds the imposing arches of the water pipes built by the ancient Romans that have made the Roman landscape unique . Six of the 11 aqueducts that supplied Rome flowed into this area between the neighbourhoods of Cinecittà and Quarto Miglio, which today can be visited on foot or by bicycle on one of the city's most spectacular green slopes, dominated by the crowns of maritime pines.

6 Roman aqueducts and one Renaissance aqueduct

Grand Tour travellers, Romantic painters, archaeologists, lovers of Roman ruins and civil engineering: they all appreciated and loved this strip of Roman countryside to the south-east of the city, which preserves the remains of six Roman aqueducts , as well as one Renaissance aqueduct, with their imposing geometric arches interrupted by the roundness of the canopies of maritime pines. The Aqueduct Park was included in the Appian Way Park in 1988 to protect a landscape of great historical and architectural value . We owe it to the initiative of a civic committee if today we can walk among such beauty, in an area rescued from degradation and for the purpose of constructing speculation.

Anio Vetus, the oldest

From 312 BC and for several centuries, Rome's springs were supplied with clean and safe water through the construction of imposing pipelines that brought into the city water drawn from the Latium mountains. The water of the Tiber was not adequate to respond to the needs of an increasingly populated city: hence the need to supply further afield, met thanks to these impressive hydraulic engineering works that characterised the history of the Roman Empire.

The remains of the aqueducts that flow into the area are those of Anio Vetus (underground, it is the oldest and has a length of 64 km), Aqua Marcia , Tepula , Julia, Claudio and Anio Novus , which partly overlap, and Felice, built by Pope Sixtus V between 1585 and 1590 to supply some Roman neighbourhoods that had run dry due to the decay of the older aqueducts during the Middle Ages; the latter is still used to irrigate the countryside. The water of the aqueducts mostly flowed underground, but when it had to cross a valley, the pipes had to be supported by masonry arches.

Picnics, drinking fountains and bicycles

The vast 240-hectare area of the Aqueducts Park is closed to traffic and criss-crossed by various paths that can be walked or cycled every day. In the area there are picnic areas (but barbecuing is prohibited), drinking fountains, a bicycle rental service (open on Sundays), as well as a few bars and restaurants.

The park can also be reached from the centre of Rome by metro, from Porta Furba stop, where there is an information point, and at the following stops, up to Cinecittà.

In Rome, do as the Romans do, who go there at sunset, when the grazing light illuminates the arches with a magical glow.

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Italy, the birthplace of both the Roman Empire and the Renaissance, boasts an unsurprising abundance of art and architectural masterpieces. In fact, it holds the record for having the highest number of UNESCO World Heritage cultural sites among all countries worldwide. However, Italy's appeal to tourists extends beyond its artistic and architectural riches. The country is graced with picturesque lakes, majestic mountains, and a breathtaking coastline, offering exceptional natural attractions. Travelers can design their itineraries around a particular interest, whether it be immersing in Renaissance art or embarking on thrilling hikes. Yet, most first-time visitors prefer to savor a diverse array of experiences that showcase Italy's finest offerings. The attractions that lie ahead exemplify Italy's art, architecture, stunning landscapes, and historical significance, while also providing opportunities for engaging in active pursuits. 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The Florence Cathedral, crowned by Brunelleschi's iconic dome, stands as a testament to its architectural brilliance. Venice, a city built on water, ignites the imagination with graceful gondolas and stunning palaces. St. Mark's Square and the Basilica di San Marco leave visitors in wonder, a testament to the city's rich history. Italy's allure extends to its breathtaking natural beauty, from the dramatic cliffs of the Amalfi Coast to the serene waters of Lake Como. Every corner of Italy offers a captivating experience, weaving art, history, and nature into a truly remarkable travel adventure. Italy tour packages have become increasingly popular among travelers who seek a more personalized experience beyond the famous landmarks. These bespoke itineraries cater to individual preferences, allowing visitors to create lasting memories. Flexibility is a hallmark of custom Italy tours, enabling travelers to choose destinations and activities based on their interests. Whether it's exploring ancient ruins, enjoying wine tastings at vineyards, learning to cook authentic Italian dishes, or simply strolling through charming medieval towns, Italy private tours cater to every traveler's desires. One of the key advantages of tailor-made tours is the luxury of time. Travelers can fully immerse themselves in the beauty of each destination without being constrained by rigid schedules. Unlike standard group tours, custom tours of Italy grant the freedom to explore at one's own pace, savoring every moment without feeling rushed. Tours to Italy offer more than just classic destinations. Travelers can uncover hidden gems and lesser-known regions that are equally enchanting with custom Italy tours. In the southern part of Italy, Puglia brims with a unique history and a distinct architectural style. The trulli houses in Alberobello, with their conical stone roofs, are a fascinating sight. The Sassi di Matera, ancient cave dwellings in Matera, provide a glimpse into prehistoric living. Sicily, the largest Mediterranean island, captivates with a blend of Greek, Roman, and Arab influences. The Valley of the Temples in Agrigento showcases well-preserved ancient Greek temples, while Noto and Ragusa boast stunning Baroque architecture. Umbria, known as Italy's green heart, offers picturesque landscapes and charming towns. Assisi, the birthplace of St. Francis, holds significance as a pilgrimage site, and Perugia, the regional capital, delights with its historic center and delectable chocolates. Italy is a food lover's paradise, renowned for its simplicity, high-quality ingredients, and bold flavors. Each region offers unique culinary specialties, creating a diverse gastronomic experience. From creamy risottos and rich meat dishes in the north to flavorful wines and hearty soups in central Italy, and fresh seafood and delightful treats in the south, an Italian culinary journey unveils authentic flavors, local traditions, and unforgettable memories, enhancing the overall travel experience. Italy blends its illustrious past with modernity, creating a dynamic fusion of tradition and innovation. Milan, the fashion capital, hosts prestigious fashion weeks, while contemporary art thrives in galleries like Rome's MACRO and Naples' MADRE. Custom Italy tours cater to art lovers, exploring both classical masterpieces and modern expressions. Italy's charm lies in its ability to accommodate a diverse range of interests, from history and art enthusiasts to foodies and nature lovers. The popularity of custom tours has made it easier for travelers to personalize their experiences and uncover the country's hidden gems. 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Top destinations to visit in Italy

1. Rome: The capital city is a historical treasure with iconic landmarks like the Colosseum, Roman Forum, Vatican City, and the Pantheon. 2. Florence: Known for Renaissance art and architecture, Florence boasts world-renowned attractions like the Uffizi Gallery, Florence Cathedral (Duomo), and Ponte Vecchio. 3. Venice: Famous for its canals and romantic ambiance, Venice captivates visitors with St. Mark's Square, Doge's Palace, and the Grand Canal. 4. Milan: Italy's fashion and design capital, Milan offers high-end shopping, historic sites like the Duomo di Milano, and world-class art galleries. 5. Tuscany: Celebrated for its picturesque landscapes, rolling hills, vineyards, and charming towns like Siena and San Gimignano. 6. Amalfi Coast: Located in southern Italy, the Amalfi Coast boasts breathtaking coastal views, colorful cliffside villages, and stunning beaches. 7. Cinque Terre: A UNESCO World Heritage site, Cinque Terre comprises five charming fishing villages perched on the rugged Italian Riviera. 8. Sicily: The largest Mediterranean island, Sicily offers ancient ruins, diverse landscapes, and unique cultural influences. 9. Pisa: Famous for the Leaning Tower of Pisa, this city also features beautiful churches and a lively university atmosphere. 10. Naples: Known for its vibrant street life and authentic pizza, Naples is also a gateway to the historic ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum.

Best time to visit Italy

The ideal times to visit Italy are spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November), offering comfortable temperatures and fewer crowds. Early April showcases beautiful wildflowers, while temperatures rise gradually until the end of June, making these seasons particularly appealing to travelers.

Experiences you should not miss in Italy

1. Explore the Amalfi Coast The Amalfi Coast is a dreamlike destination, boasting a breathtaking stretch of coastline spanning 50 km along the Mediterranean Sea, adorned with picturesque towns like Positano, Amalfi Town, Ravello, and Sorrento. With its high sea cliffs and beautiful beaches, it is undeniably one of the most stunning places to visit in Italy. This glamorous destination is lined with pastel villas, vibrant port towns, hiking trails, rocky shores, and luxurious islands. Don't miss the chance to walk the scenic Path of Gods and explore the enchanting beaches, islands, and coastline by boat. Indulge in wine tasting, and discover the region's signature lemon groves and delightful local products. With its proximity to Naples, a day trip to the ruins of Pompeii near the legendary Mt. Vesuvius is an added bonus that enhances the Amalfi Coast experience. Make the best of private Italian tours and explore Amalfi in the best possible way.

2. Enjoy a gondola ride in Venice For centuries, travelers have cherished the tradition of taking a gondola ride through the canals of Venice. The city's islands are interconnected by a maze of narrow passageways, and the canals serve as its main streets. The most prominent waterway is the Grand Canal, cutting a wide S-shaped path through Venice. Along its banks stand majestic palaces once owned by the wealthiest and most powerful families of the Venetian Republic. A Vaporetto ride along the Grand Canal offers an excellent opportunity to admire these grand palaces, as many face the water. While on your gondola ride and exploring on foot, make sure to venture into the smaller, more atmospheric canals. These charming waterways are lined by old buildings that have remained virtually unchanged for centuries, adding to the enchantment of the Venice experience.

3. Explore Cinque Terre Cinque Terre is a charming coastal region with steep hills and dramatic cliffs that overlook the Mediterranean. The region comprises five picturesque villages: Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore. These villages are connected by various means, including walking paths, a railroad that tunnels through the headlands, and a scenic narrow road high on the hillside above. Hiking between the villages is a highly popular activity, as it allows travelers to immerse themselves in the stunning landscape. Despite modern tourism, the small towns have preserved their old-world fishing village charm, providing a sense of remoteness and authenticity. Your Italy trip must have Cinque Terre on its list!

4. Try a pizza and gelato Indulging in pizza and gelato in Italy is an absolute must for any food enthusiast. Italy is renowned for its world-famous pizzas, featuring thin, crispy crusts topped with luscious tomato sauce, gooey mozzarella, and an array of delectable toppings. Each region offers unique pizza variations, reflecting local flavors and traditions. Complementing this savory delight is the iconic Italian gelato, a creamy, intensely flavored frozen treat. Savor the velvety textures and diverse flavors, from classic vanilla and chocolate to artisanal fruit creations. Both pizza and gelato exemplify the country's culinary prowess, providing an unforgettable taste of Italy's rich gastronomic heritage.

5. Discover Rome Undoubtedly, Rome stands as one of Italy's premier destinations, a city you simply cannot miss exploring. Its ancient allure is irresistible, with iconic sites like the Colosseum and Pantheon that will leave you in awe. Rome is adorned with a plethora of historical monuments, making it a treasure trove of ancient wonders. Among the must-see attractions are the famous Trevi Fountain, the majestic Colosseum, and the remarkable Pantheon. When visiting Italy, Rome should top your list, offering an unforgettable journey through the fascinating remnants of history.

Things to know before traveling to Italy

• Cultural Etiquette: Italians appreciate politeness and respectful behavior. Greeting with a smile and using basic Italian phrases will go a long way in creating a positive impression.
• Dress Code: Italians generally dress well, especially when visiting religious sites or dining in upscale restaurants. Modest attire is appreciated for visiting churches, and beachwear is best kept for the beach.
• Meal Times: Italians typically eat lunch between 12:30 PM and 2:00 PM and dinner after 7:30 PM. Many restaurants close between lunch and dinner hours, so plan accordingly.
• Tipping: Tipping is not mandatory in Italy, as a service charge is often included in the bill. However, leaving a small tip for exceptional service is appreciated. Cash and Cards: While major cities accept credit cards, smaller establishments, and markets may prefer cash. Always carry some euros for convenience.
• Public Transport: Italy's public transportation system is efficient and well-connected. Trains are a popular way to travel between cities, while buses and metros are useful for getting around within cities.
• Pickpockets: Beware of pickpockets, especially in crowded tourist areas. Keep your belongings secure and avoid carrying large amounts of cash.
• Language: While English is spoken in many tourist areas, learning a few basic Italian phrases will help you communicate and connect with locals.
• Heritage Sites: Booking tickets in advance for popular attractions like the Colosseum or Uffizi Gallery can save time and avoid long lines.
• Water: Tap water is safe to drink in most places in Italy, but bottled water is readily available if preferred.

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The Caroline Aqueduct

A work of vanvitellian engineering.

The Caroline Aqueduct is a hydraulic engineering work designed by the architect Luigi Vanvitelli. Its construction begun in 1753 and gave life to King Charles of Bourbon’s dream . Thanks to the aqueduct, the water reaches the Royal Park of the Royal Palace of Caserta at the height of the waterfall, and from there it descends to feed the complex system of pools and fountains after traveling for 38 kilometres. The aqueduct begins its journey at the foot of Mount Taburno, in Bucciano within the Airola area, where it draws from the sources of the Fizzo at an altitude of 243 meters above sea level. Its conduit continues mostly underground, signalled on the surface by 67 towers for control and venting. It takes 17 years to complete and a total sum of 622,424 ducats. In 1826 Antonio Sancio, administrator of the royal sites of San Leucio and Caserta, defined the project as “one of the most unique that exists in Europe”. The aqueduct is the element that has impressed foreign visitors the most since the eighteenth century.

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Vanvitelli’s Research

Before the construction of the Caroline Aqueduct, Luigi Vanvitelli was engaged in researching the area for the quest of finding a source. The basin to draw from had to be able to allow not just the construction of the Royal Palace of Caserta, but a much bigger project. The architect found the necessary spring waters while on the trail of Aqua Iulia, the aqueduct that in Roman times supplied the ancient city of Capua. The choice falls on the land of the Duke of Airola, in the Taburno area, where Vanvitelli discovers a wealth of water such as to allow the beginning of the aqueduct’s works.

The Aqueduct Trail

Before reaching the Royal Palace of Caserta, the Caroline Aqueduct follows a long path that crosses the current provinces of Benevento and Caserta. The conduit passes through the municipalities of Bucciano, Airola, Moiano, S. Agata de ‘Goti, Durazzano, Valle di Maddaloni, Caserta. The aqueduct, which runs mostly underground, comes out into the open in some places via canal bridges. These include the Charles III Bridge located in Moiano, the bridge that crosses the Durazzano Valley and the most famous “Bridges of the Valley”, where the conduit crosses the Maddaloni Valley through a structure with three orders of arches, 60 meters high and about 500 meters long.

The Territory’s Supply

The far-sightedness of Charles of Bourbon’s project is evidenced by the fact that the Caroline Aqueduct supplied not only the Royal Palace of Caserta, but also other centres in the area. Before arriving at the Royal Park, a branch detached from the aqueduct to reach San Leucio, while another branch departed from the Dolphin Fountain and proceeded towards the Royal Site of Carditello, also serving the municipalities crossed along the way. In the original project, the Caroline Aqueduct also had to serve another purpose: to enhance the water supply of the city of Naples. For this reason the so-called “Tronco di San Benedetto” (San Benedetto’s log) was built, the aqueduct that took the water out of the fountains of the Royal Park and fed it into the seventeenth-century Carmignano Aqueduct, thus proceeding towards Naples.

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