While Rome, Venice, and Florence often steal the spotlight on Italy’s must-visit list, why not add a couple of extra days to your Italy trip to experience the vibrant charm of Milan?
Discovering the Peaceful Corners of Venice
Venice, with its beautiful canals, stunning architecture, and timeless charm, is a city like no other. It’s a place that belongs on every traveler’s bucket list, where each corner reveals something new to explore—from grand palaces to quaint bridges.
Exploring Gorgeous Lake Garda
With stunning scenery, charming towns filled with character, and excellent local food and wine, Lake Garda provides the perfect backdrop for a delightful mix of relaxation and adventure. As the largest lake in Italy, it is situated between the Alps and the Po Valley, surrounded by endless natural beauty and framed by picturesque mountains, lush vineyards, and olive groves.
Spectacular Views from Italy’s Bell Towers
While strolling the charming streets and people watching in bustling piazzas are definitely part of the Italian experience, we also recommend experiencing the beautiful towns of Italy from above by climbing the historical bell towers.
The perfect one-day Florence itinerary
If you find yourself in the stunning city of Florence for one day, below we have listed our perfect one-day itinerary that showcases the endless beauty Florence has to offer with a mix of picturesque viewpoints, history and art, charming piazzas, and relaxing gardens.
The beautiful Baroque towns of Sicily
The undiscovered beauty of Umbria
Spring in Ravenna
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All About Abruzzo: The Green Lung of Italy
With dramatic mountains, an abundance of natural areas, medieval villages, and a world-renowned wine region, Abruzzo is a central Italian region with a lot to…
Modern Rome
Modern Rome – Auditorium Parco della Musica Auditorium Parco della Musica is a music complex designed by Renzo Piano and inaugurated in 2002. It was…