These are the “Camping in town” , the brand of Human Company that revolutionizes the concept of staying for a city vacation. Camping in the countryside just a few kilometers from Italy’s most important art centers such as Venice, Florence and Rome is no longer a dream. It is an alternative to the usual overnight stay in a hotel or b&b, allowing you to immerse yourself in nature and experience the outdoors. Hu’s open-air solutions make it possible to combine culture and nature thanks to their strategic location, far from metropolitan chaos but at the same time perfectly connected by shuttles and public services. Proposals ideal especially for families with children.
In Veneto, Hu Camping in Town is located in Marghera, about 10 kilometers from the historic center of Venice, which is easily accessible by transportation. The facility not only provides connections but also numerous cultural experiences in the city and in the lagoon: visits to museums and organized tours of the heart of Venice and the beautiful and colorful islands of Torcello, Burano, and Murano, where you can also see a demonstration of glassblowing.
In Tuscany, Hu Camping in Town is located just 3 kilometers from Florence. The property is nestled in a green oasis along the Arno River, with enchanting views of the Florentine hills. The historic center is easily accessible by shuttle and bus service; alternatively, it is possible to take advantage of the bicycle and pedestrian path that leads directly to the city center. The facility offers beautiful tours and unique experiences such as a tour of Florence in a bee-calessino.
In Rome, the Hu Camping in Town facility is located 5 kilometers from the Vatican. Camping within walking distance of the heart of the capital is a truly unique, and strategic, experience for discovering the city’s surroundings as well. Also beautiful are the proposals of the Capitoline campsite, which offers its Guests various activities including, for example, a night tour of Rome, to appreciate it with an even more evocative atmosphere.
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