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On leaving China to travel back to Morocco, Ibn Battuta made a brief visit to Sardinia. This was the only Latin Christian destination that Ibn Battuta visited. Sardinia is a part of Italy and a large island in the Tyrrhenian Sea, a part of the Mediterranean Sea. An excellent destination for those who love water sports and seaside vacations, Sardinia is a great place to visit. Travelers visiting the island will definitely enjoy their stay and some fabulous natural scenes. The island boasts of a coastline 1,849 Km in long.

The home country of pasta, renaissance palace and impressive roman ruins, Italy is truly a mesmerizing country that offers beyond the expectations of the visitors. There are several interesting sights that travellers can visit and also enjoy some exclusive scenes of nature. Located in Southern Europe, the country comprises of a boot shaped peninsula and also several islands like Sardinia and Sicily.

 

A completely unique city where everything seems to float on water, Venice has a long history

The city was founded over 1500 years ago. The area then consisted of 117 islands and till today Venice is connected by over 150 canals, ancient pavements and several hundred bridges. Without doubts, Venice is one of the most beautiful cities in the world and definitely worth visiting.

A tiny island close to the city of Taormina, Sicily, Isola Bella is a beautiful island featuring an attractive rocky beach. Located in small bay in the Ionian Sea, the island is often called as the Pearl of the Ionian Sea.

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