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From the pristine shores of Lake Como to the breathtaking cliffside of Amalfi and Taormina, Italy is filled with jaw-dropping natural scenery and five-star resorts and hotels that provide the most opulent setting to take in the views.

From Hawaii to Australia, India to Namibia, these destinations around the world are downright terrifying and sometimes even deadly, home to rampant shark attacks, eel-infested waters, deadly currents and toxic waste.

There’s more to Catholicism than meets the eye. What many people refer to as the “Roman Catholic Church” is only one of 24 Catholic Churches, for example. The others are Eastern Catholic Churches that have their own hierarchy and use various liturgical rites but which are in communion with the Pope.

Need more inspiration for your bucket list? These 10 experiences range from thrilling adventures to in-depth cultural experiences and fascinating wildlife encounters.

Here is the list of the most dangerous roads that exist in Italy.

Take a closer look at the deadliest roads in the world and consider whether you would rather avoid them or enjoy the scenery and thrill.

The Italian capital is one of the most famous cities in the world, and few places are as packed with history as this place. Some of the architecture here positively sings, and history is rarely as tangible as it is in Rome.

Magnificent mountains, scenic routes, crystal clear water bodies and seaside cliffs, countryside cottages, and lip-smacking local delicacies - an Italian road trip is considered to be amongst the best experiences in Europe. Whether you’re an adventurous couple or you’re planning an all girls trip - Italy’s roads and the hidden destinations it leads you to - will not disappoint you! So, rent a car (maybe a vintage one), grab your keys, put together your favourite road trip playlist and Get. Set. Go.

Facts you may not have known about David, Michelangelo’s masterpiece and one of the most famous monumental sculptures ever created.

Gladiators were celebrities of the Roman working classes. Audacious and highly trained warriors, they were beloved and watched by the masses for more than 650 years. Discover more about Ancient Rome's most infamous and popular form of popular entertainment.