Pianosa Island is barely more than a memory of times long gone. Due to conservation efforts, only 400 people are allowed to visit each day, so consider yourself lucky if you get the chance! While Pianosa has been settled many times since the first in the late Stone age, it is virtually abandoned today.
Italy, a country synonymous with breathtaking landscapes, historic cities, and culinary delights, often finds its most famous landmarks swamped with tourists. Yet, beyond the crowded streets of Venice and the bustling piazzas of Rome, lies a treasure trove of stunning locales untouched by the waves of tourism.