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From the top of the boot-shaped peninsula straight down to the toe, Italy has plenty of characteristic desserts that will take your taste buds on a wild ride. Here are ten that you absolutely must try on your next visit.

Is your idea of paradise soft white sand beaches and clear blue waters? Shallow, warm seas lapping at your feet, exotic lagoons, the breeze gently ruffling your hair? You don’t need to leave Europe to find idyllic tropical-style waters.

The idea of dipping your feet into a crystal clear ocean is one many of us associate with far away destinations. The Caribbean, the Maldives, even as far as Australia. Luckily for you, we’ve compiled a list of the clearest waters in Europe so you don’t have to travel as far to make those dreams a reality.

If your bucket list includes the experience of sitting in an Italian hilltop town, while sipping a glass of fine wine and gazing out over ancient olive groves, you're in luck. We’ve uncovered 10 places in Italy where you can do exactly that.

Whatever lake you choose, if you’re in search of the most beautiful towns on Lake Maggiore, Lake Como, Lake Orta or Lake Garda, we think we’ve chosen the cream of the crop across all four in our top 9 guide.

In polar and other cold regions there are ice, snow and water formations that are unusual, unique, and some of them so beautiful they take your breath away. Most of these wonders of nature can be visited only by scientists and rare adventurers who are ready for significant physical and financial exertions. Because of their volatility and locations, these formations can be seen only at certain periods of the year.

What happens when lightning strikes a beach? We take a look at nine interesting facts that you might not know about lightning.

Here are the world's most deadliest natural disasters, including earthquakes, cyclones and floods.

South Italy is the southern boot region of Italy, though there are two different interpretations of what South Italy is. According to the EU parliament constituency, there are 6 regions in South Italy. This starts from Abruzzo on the East Coast and on the West, this is from Campania downwards to Calabria.

Some of the things you will find in this European bucket list are a given, like the Eiffel Tower. Others may be a bit more off the beaten path or a little lesser known. But that is the wonderful part about traveling. We all find something that inspires us and encourages us to share with the world as a must place visit.