Millions of tourists choose to visit Milan each year. It's not hard to see why, given that this must be the most beautiful city on the planet. If you're planning to visit Milan then you may be wondering which part of the city to head for.

The reality is that this is a place that is wonderfully suited to tourists and which is able to offer a wide range of holiday options. Where you choose to stay may well depend on the type of Milan holiday that your are planning.

Let's begin by looking at the great places in Milan. For those visiting Italy for the first time, the beautiful cities are often top of the agenda. Even picking a favourite city is difficult.

Rome offers the chance to see ancient ruins and the splendour of the Vatican City. Indeed, the capital is a hectic, fun place to spend time. Here you can feel like you are mixing with great figures from the past.

But who could say that Rome is better than Venice, for example? The latter offers a different experience but one that is just as spectacular. Visiting Venice for the first time, you can't help but wonder at its location. This is a unique city.

Two great places to stay and yet Florence, Pisa, Siena and Milan are all also able to capture the imagination. Where should you choose? We all have our favourites, but the key is to decide upon the type of holiday that you want and then pick a location to suit.

Lombardy, the home of Milan, accounts for almost one quarter of the economy of Italy. With the huge economic success of the area, and of Milan in particular, it has become a perfect place for luxury holidays and short breaks. I've been driving the Milan shuttles for a fair few years now, and thought I'd explain why we have the best of everything here in Milan; if you can afford it, Milan can offer some of the most luxurious experiences in the world.

What if you want to get away from city life and experience rural Italy? Fortunately, you will still not be short of options.

Personal favourites would include Tuscany and the stunning Amalfi coast. Indeed, either of these locations would also enable you to enjoy a mix of rural and urban, should you so wish.

We shouldn't overlook the Italian lakes either. This area of northern Italy has some of the finest scenery in the country.

One of the great things about visiting any of these regions is that you'll be assured of a warm welcome and some great hospitality. The Italians are rightly famed for their great cuisine and wines too.

As you travel through the country you'll discover your own favourite dishes, wines and regions. So where should you start?

That's very much up to you. My personal opinion would be that you can't go far wrong with a visit to Tuscany. Enjoy the countryside, taste the wines and make time for Siena, Pisa and Florence while you're there.

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Now I feel like really want to leave Yogyakarta as soon as possible. But before I can realize it, I have to reach a goal that sooooooo hard and basically I'm too lazy to do it. Yeah, graduation. I have to graduate my college first then I can live anywhere I want. I can bring my backpack and go ahead for backpacking. from Bali, it seems so easy to reach any country. Like Australia, Japan, and so on. There's direct flight from Bali to those countries. Oh my, I'm sure even you that aren't citizens of Indonesia also want to live there.Since people called it as God Island and the sceneries there were damn beautiful! The heat of the weather's so sexy, I'd love to tan my skin and wear some tropical clothes. Wow that's fu**ing awesome! I terribly love Bali, the cool places there, the night life, the arts, and the culture. Soon to be realized! Amin.

What's so special about Yogyakarta, Indonesia?

Here I want to tell you guys why I recommend Yogyakarta to visit when you're in Indonesia.

Located within the Yogyakarta province, this Special Region of Yogyakarta (casually called as Jogja or Yogya) well known as the center of classical Javanese fine art such as batik (a traditional clothing with unique pattern that already registered in UNESCO as Indonesia World Heritage), wayang (traditional puppet), traditional dances like Bedhoyo Dance, and too many nice tourism object that you have to visit. Its location that near Indian Ocean in the south makes Yogyakarta has many beaches. Some of my favorite beach are maybe not too famous within foreign tourist communities; like Baron Beach, Ngobaran Beach, Kukup Beach, and Krakal Beach. They are sooo beautiful with their white sands and very clear water. Because of not too many people that come to the beaches, so the beaches were still very virgin. I always imagine a beach in Phi Phi Island, Thailand, the beach at The Beach movie starred by Leonardo Dicaprio when I was in those beaches. Their beauty are not too different. Yeah I can say it because am a beach maniac. Those beaches I told are quite far from the city. We'll need 1 or 1,5 hours to reach them if we use car. But it takes longer time if we use motorcycle. I am sure it will be very worth it if you have arrived there because the view was soooo amazing! maybe you can take a look at these links to know how beautiful they are :

Baron Beach : http://mutiaranisa.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/31.jpg

Kukup Beach : http://flickr.com.photos/_erykah/2417749505/

              http://www.denieksukarya.com/photo_library/

Krakal Beach : http://pohonkusepisendiri.blogspot.com/2010/01/03.jpg

Ngobaran Beach : http://ngobaranbeach.blogspot.com/

Ok, then after check them, what's your opinion? Nice, huh?
There's also famous beaches that people always remember, like Parangtritis Beach, Parang Kusumo Beach, and also Depok Beach (its location is near a fishermen village, so you can eat fresh sea foods there). You can googling to know more about them. Hmm, Yogyakarta also has many historical museums or cultural museums, like Train Museum, Museum of Batik, Museum of Affandi (a famous painter in Indonesia), and many more. You, who loved to visit museum and have a sightseeing inside the old building and full of historical and interesting things and have a time-warp imagination like me, really have to visit those museums!
Hey don't worry, all of those places could be accessed using Google Earth, okay?
So nothing you have to worried.
You can choose any transportation here, there's traditional vehicles like tricycle/becak (a modified bicycle with three wheels and the driver will bring you anywhere you want), andong (a little bit similar with tricycle but it uses horse as a media to pulled the vehicle and also there's a driver). or you can choose modern public transportation, like Trans Jogja (city bus), regular bus, motorcycle (so many rentals provide motorcycle to rent), and also car. Just say it and they make it! :)

Err.. ok I'm kind of tired now to write more. My eyes irritated because of I have been in front of the pc like 3 hours! lol.
I'll continue things that you have to know about Yogyakarta, the city that I'm currently stay in. Cheers and see you around guys!