While Italy’s sprawling cities attract massive amounts of tourists each year, there’s no shortage of stunning spots to explore outside the country’s urban oases. From the remote reaches of the Mediterranean to the French border, Italy is home to a wealth of incredible national parks, each one loaded with native wildlife and marvelous landscapes. As you plan your next nature-focused European vacation, don’t miss out on these incredible preserves.
Pollino National Park
While Pollino National Park’s towering peaks make it a wonder to behold, its most fascinating feature is its incredible floral biodiversity, with all sorts of flowers, shrubs, and trees dotting its landscapes.
