Destination Guide FAQConnect with friends and meet new people from around the world in these Italian-language hot spots.
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Soul2Soul Mediterranean
Nestled in the Italian Riviera lies Portofino, originally a fishing village with small cobbled square, picturesque harbour, and panoramic views. Relax in bijou cafes, peaceful spots on the beaches, or stroll along the yacht-lined harbour in this stunning public double region designed by Minnie Atlass. Take pictures and watch the world go by! Joint their Flickr group: https://www.flickr.com/groups/3985845@N25
Il Borgo - Tuscany Experience
Come and experience this Italian experience. Let yourself be seduced by the charms of Italy and immerse yourself in the sweetness of Tuscan life.
Camp Italia
Camp Italia is a community gateway for Italian people. In the region welcome area the new Italian-speaking residents will find all the information necessary for an optimal stay and a dedicated team for the reception. The region will host programs of theoretical and practical lessons on the use of Second Life, as well as exhibitions, conferences, events, concerts, and dance evenings. For more information, visit: campitaliasecondlife.wordpress.com
Coeur di Amalfi
Coeur di Amalfi is the first Italian region in Ville de Coeur. Dance at concerts in the piazza or the ballroom (under the cathedral) where formal balls are held occasionally. The area also includes shops, apartments, a quiet moderate beach, boating (mostly rowboats that can be taken to any of the 8 regions), trolley tours, bicycle riding, or just explore the tunnels and town on foot!
Fondazione Isabella e Walter Madoi
Explore a space devoted to Italian artist and sculptor Walter Madoi. Established by his Foundation, this official space features highlights from his massive collection of oil paintings, sculptures and fresco projects.
Mediterraneo OC
Scroll through a sculpture park, shop for Italian fashions or take a tour via balloon or tandem bike in this romantic Mediterranean retreat.
Venezia City Showcase
Take a break and visit this intricate recreation of Venice, sure to dazzle the senses. Gondolas, masks, gondolas and more await in the Queen of the Adriatic, Venice City Showcase.
Rocca Sorrentina & Bay of Naples, 1785
Operated as an immersive education experiment by Brown University, this fictional but historically-inspired 18th-century Italian island is located in the Bay of Naples. Visitors are welcome for optional roleplay set in the year 1785. Public programs and exhibits are offered on the history and ideas of the Enlightenment, the era of the Grand Tour, and the baroque, rococo and neo-classical styles in art and music.
Village of Ciampi
Ciampi is a countryside Italian village with shops and a large church that is ideal for weddings. The paths will make you discover the Tuscany countryside and the small village of Ciampi with its alleys, pizzeria, restaurant and shops. You will enjoy a rest at the pond, playing chess or drinking a glass of Chianti with your friends.
Amalfi Cathedral - Duomo di Sant'Andrea
The Amalfi Cathedral in Ville de Coeur is based on the RL Italian church built with Arab-Norman, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and Byzantine elements. The Belltower, mosaic, bronze portal, and 62 exterior steps are reproduced. Services are held here (or one of the other Ville de Coeur churches) on Saturdays at 11 am by Magnus Brody. All are welcome. English service is streamed with music.
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