Tourist Places to Visit in Italy

Venice, Rome, Milan, Florence, Sorrento, Siena, Verina, Tuscany, Pisa, Pompeii, Napels, Pantheon, Grand Canal, Lake Como, Sardinia, Capri, Sicily, Amalfi Coast, Cinque Terre and more.

Cherish some beautiful memories at the famous places to visit in Italy on your next vacation. Famed for a number of things, these places offer a delightful getaway for everyone. From its immaculate art galleries to its ancient ruins and the mouthwatering pizzas to the delicious wines of Tuscany, Italy never fails in leaving the tourists spoilt for choice.

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tourist places in Italy are famous for drawing in visitors from across the world. Whether it is the historic center of Rome, the fashion capital of Milan, the canals of Venice or the architectural heritage of Florence, Italy entices all kinds of travelers. If you like to visit picturesque places, Italy has no dearth of gorgeous landscapes at places like Sorrento on the Amalfi Coast, the alluring heritage of Verona and the cobblestoned streets of Naples.

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places to see in Italy can be witnessed at the archaeological ruins of Pompeii, the enchanting surroundings of Lake Como and the charming villages of Sicily. Doesn’t matter whether you are a gastronome, history buff or a nature enthusiast, Italy has got it all for every kind of tourist.

Explore the best Italy tour packages that cover iconic destinations like Venice, Rome, Milan, Florence, Sorrento, Tuscany, and more for an unforgettable experience.

For those seeking a broader adventure, explore Europe tour packages that combine the best of Italy with other stunning destinations across the continent for a truly diverse travel experience.

Here is a list of places to visit in Italy:

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Rome

Mentioned in the world’s most iconic places, Rome is an epitome of beauty and history. Apart from being the capital city of Italy, the city also remains as a memorial to the creative imagination of architecture. Due to the 3000 year old ad hoc urban development, the historic centre of Rome is listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Situated on the central portion of the Italian peninsula, on the Tiber River about 24 km from the Tyrrhenian Sea. Rome is made up of warm colours and historic architectural styles.

The beauty of this place resides significantly in the churches. There are approximately nine hundred churches, from the Paleochristian and Medieval period to the Gothic, from the Renaissance to the Baroque up until the Modern. Or, you can admire Rome’s beauty during the sunrise and the sunset. The colours become warmer and the city lights start to shine. A city filled with icons of antiquity and the Christian faith, it’s hard to know where to go first. Rome is divided into several districts with its centre, the Colosseo district, including the most ancient attractions like the Colosseum, Capitoline Hill, and the Roman Forum.

On the outskirts of the centre is Old Rome, featuring the Pantheon, majestic cathedrals, plazas, and Renaissance architecture. There are plenty of activities to do in Rome. For unique cultural experiences, you can visit the Trevi fountain and follow their tradition by tossing a coin into it. Or, you can shop for handicrafts and haute couture from the local market. Also, if you are an art fanatic, you can visit archaeological sites, Baroque churches, villas-turned-museums, for a wonderful experience. Moreover, you can hike up Mount Vesuvius and explore the UNESCO-listed ruins of Pompeii.

Rome has a Mediterranean climate. Temperatures can stay around 30 degrees in the daytime, but the nights are usually cooler and more comfortable.  In the spring season, Rome has warm weather and summers can be hot and humid. Temperatures in July and August can easily exceed 32 degrees Celsius. Additionally, winter is a really good time to visit. If you want to save money on accommodation, and site tourist attractions without the long lines then plan your vacation in winter.

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Venice

Venice is a peaceful and attractive tourist destination that is located on a group of 118 small islands. These islands are linked by beautiful bridges and separated by the many canals running through the city. Venice is also informally known as the “floating city” or the “city of canals” and is highly popular among tourists for its historic buildings, structures and places of ancient significance. The uniqueness of Venice and its lagoons have also brought it up on the UNESCO list of world heritage sites. The floating city is largely popular for its various artistic movements, which are depicted in the many pieces of artworks around the city.

The major attractions in the city include churches, museums and squares, including the St. Mark’s Basilica, the Bridge of Sighs and more such places. These are dedicated to saints and put a mark of architectural significance in the city. These are popular attractions among the locals and tourists who come here to experience the novelty of these destinations. There are a number of activities that make Venice Tourism an exciting one! Included among these are, a ride around the famous Grand canal on a gondola, watching the opera and taking a sky high view of the city at the bell tower.

Even if you simply set out to explore the city of Venice on foot and wander around to its many corners, you will discover something interesting and romantic. Speaking of romance, for those seeking an amorous evening with their partner, there is no dearth of options. From taking a gondola ride together, to embarking on wine tours, there is a lot that you can explore with your partner. The absolutely best time to visit Venice for Sightseeing is in the first few days of May, which makes sightseeing easier. The weather in Venice is humid at most times with cold winters and really hot summers. July and August are the warmest months in Venice when the highest temperature can reach 30 degrees. This is why the best time to visit Venice is in April and May, and then, September and October.

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Milan

Milan, Italian Milano, is a beautiful city and capital of Lombardy, northern Italy. The city has become the leading financial, manufacturing, and commercial centre of Italy with its deep roots in history. Milan resides in the heart of the Po Basin of northern Italy, enveloped amidst the plan spreading between the Ticino and Adda rivers. Milan’s beauty showcases different periods of historical crisis, architectural and organic structure development. These periods largely include the beauty of the cathedrals, four-gated city of Mediolanum, and intricately constructed neighbourhoods. The Spanish domination brought various changes to the architectural trends which resulted in the involvement of pastel colours and brick structures. 

Milan has more than its share of attractions along with iconic historical edifices. The city’s icons are filled with an influential and rich cultural heritage. Milan’s Duomo boasts of Gothic architecture and serves as the most visited tourist attraction. For art fanatics, the city has a plethora of art museums, Leonardi Da Vinci’s Last Supper and Pinacoteca di Brera. If you wish to explore the bohemian side of Milan, head to the neighbourhoods of Ticinese and Porta Romana. When it comes to things to do in Milan, there are plenty of options to dive into. Embrace the local trend of aperitivo at the Brera neighbourhood and cherish the “When in Milan, do as the Milanese do” vibe.

Lined up with chic cafes and bars, tourists often visit this place for admiring the Renaissance-style architecture. Or, you can head to Navigli to cruise over the canals of Milan. If you’re a shopaholic then head to the shopping haven of Milan, Galleria Emmanuele II. 
Milan has a continental and humid subtropical climate. The temperature is majorly affected by the Alps and the Apennine Mountains. These plains act as a natural barrier to protect Milan from major circulations of northern Europe and the sea. Here, weather usually witness hot and humid summers, damp and chilly winters, and heavy rainfall.

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Florence is a vibrant city that has something for everyone, from culture to history to fine food and good times. Located in central Italy, it is touted to be one of the most populous and wealthiest cities in the world. It is the birthplace of the Renaissance era and a treasure trove of artistic masterpieces. Florence is surrounded by rolling hills from all sides and is dotted with vineyards, orchids, and lush green villas.  Due to the architectural heritage and artistic diversity Florence has been entitled as the most beautiful city in the entire world. There is so much to explore in this city that every time you’re here, it will unravel a new dimension that you thought never existed.

Packed with conventional tourist spots like museums and art galleries that recite the tale of its rich history, Florence is also home to some of the most beautiful churches and mosques that offer peace and tranquility to the visitors. There are several gardens and parks where you can have an enthralling time in the company of nature. It also offers a vibrant nightlife to the visitors as it is packed with some of the best nightclubs and bars where you can drink, dance, and party till the core of your heart.

From having a walking tour of the cobbled streets to stocking up souvenirs from the local shops, there are tons of activities to do in Florence. You can also have a gastronomic tour of the local cuisines of Florence or have an enthralling view of the city from the tallest buildings. The weather in Florence remains pleasant all round the year except in winters when the temperature drastically drops down, leading to nerve biting chill. Summer(Mid May to July) is an ideal time to visit Florence as various events and activities are held during this season. 

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Located in South Italy on the Amalfi Coast overlooking the Bay of Naples, is this town bestowed with unbelievable beauty and charm. Home to some of the oldest ethnic tribes and later to the Romans, this ancient place has also seen the rule of several empires ranging from the Ostrogoths, Guaimars, Ottomans, etc. one can still see their imprints on the architecture and food, making it one of the must-visit places to go in Italy.

The beauty of Sorrento lies in the calm azure expanses of the water of the Bay of Naples. Beautiful cobbled streets winding around the historic architecture, gardens, and villas lend an even more old-world charm to the place. Sorrento is landmarked by charming colourful houses located on elevated cliffs looking onto the sparkling Mediterranean Sea and thick lush groves of lemon, orange, and olive.

Explore the Old Town area, which is also the best place to observe the local culture and pick up traditional lace, ceramics, and knick-knacks. One of the best attractions here is the 14
th-century Cathedral of San Filippo and San Giacomo famous for their Renaissance-era architecture and traditional wood sculptures. Villa Comunale is one of the best places to watch a grand sunset backdropping the sea waters dotted with colourful boats.

Take a leisurely horse carriage ride at the sun-soaked expanses of Piazza Tasso. This is also one of the best places to enjoy an espresso and a traditional pastry. Head over to the bay area to enjoy water sports like scuba diving, swimming, snorkelling, or simply sunbathing. One of the most interesting things here is to go for a lemon farm trail. This is a great way to see the lush orchards on foot and try products made of Sorrento’s most famous food!

The Mediterranean climate here makes Sorrento experience sunny but breezy summer months from March-June. The temperatures rise to 29°C. The winters (November-February) are mildly cool & comfortable with temperatures hovering around 13°C. The wettest month is November.

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Siena

The Province of Siena, located in central Tuscany, was the erstwhile commercial and banking hub of Italy till about the 14th-century. The province was in the midst of power struggles and battles reinforcing its commercial importance. Now, of course, it is one of the best places to visit in Italy to explore the country’s history, art, and traditional food.

The beauty of Sienna is unexplainable in words. Its beautiful countryside, huge farm areas, thickets of cypress trees and wildflower, lush olive groves, and wave-like hill formations look straight out of a dream- only to be broken by the stunningly magnificent coastline and beaches. 
One of the most beautiful places to visit is the UNESCO protected Piazza del Campo, the erstwhile public square known for its magnificent structure. This is where ‘Palio’ the most important horse-racing event takes place twice in Siena.

Visit the humongous black and white 12
th-century Siena Chapel to see its Gothic walls, ornamented arches, and the famous dome designed by the great artist Bernini. The Civic Museum here is not only one of the best places to trace the Roman history of Siena but is an architectural marvel in itself. It has frescoed walls, arched ceilings, and stone structure that are absolutely amazing.

When in Siena, don’t miss to try traditional foods like Crostini Neri, Pici, Ribollita, local wines, and delectable desserts like Panforte, Cantucci, Ricciarelli, etc. Marvel at the 13
th-century medieval architecture of Palazzo Pubblico and its beautiful paintings. Visit Torre del Mangia, which is one of the best-known attractions here. The top of the tower offers great views of the city and the countryside.

Siena enjoys a Mediterranean climate with mild temperatures throughout the year, varying slightly between hilly & coastal areas. The winters are pretty chilly in the hills with temperatures plunging to around 3°C. It rains the most in the months of November-December and March-April. In summers, the temperature averages around 27°C with sunny, breezy, and pleasant days.

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Verona

This historic city, established in the first century, has a rich past, culture, and architecture that has shaped beautifully over 2000 years. This UNESCO protected city, one of the most charming places to see in Italy, and its architecture was destroyed and revived during World War II, but it still stands proud in all its splendour. Verona lies encircled by River Adige at the foothills of the Lessini Mountains.

Verona’s striking beauty lies in the magnificence of its architecture laid out on its cobbled streets, views of the blue-green waters of the Adige River, and winding streets and their buildings with flower-laden windows. A storybook-like atmosphere awaits people in this city that inspired Shakespeare to write about the love story of Romeo & Juliet. While looking at the historical bridges and houses, one is immediately transported to the idyllic Romanesque times.

One of the most famous attractions here is the first-century Arena di Verona. This spectacular pink and white stone structure, next only to the Colosseum, used to have numerous tunnels and was the site of gladiator games and concerts. Another great attraction is the Casa di Giulietta or Juliet’s House, the most famous Shakespeare character, the famous (but supposed) balcony, and Juliet’s statue. The magnificent marble structure of the 11
th-century Torre dei Lamberti, its huge arches, clockface, and domes are a must-see.

One of the best things to do here is to spend serene time at the Verona Cathedral and soak in the grandeur of its beautiful stained glass windows, ornate walls, marble columns, and Renaissance-era frescos. Don’t miss to try the delicious risottos, rich stews, and Pastissada de Caval, a delicacy that dates back to the 5
th-century. Another great activity is to take a boating trip across the beautiful Lake Garda and see the charming medieval-era towns like Sermione and Bardolino.

Winter months in Verona are extremely cold with the temperature plummeting to 6°C. Summer months of March-May are fairly hot with temperatures rising to 30°C. The place receives heavy rainfall in the autumn months of September-November.

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Turin

Turin, the capital of the Piedmont region in north-western Italy, is a vibrant and lively city known for its art, culture and cuisine. It is home to some of the most iconic architecture in Italy, including the Mole Antonelliana, the tallest brick structure in the world. The city is also home to three UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the Royal Palace of Turin, Palazzo Madama and the Egyptian Museum.

Turin's cuisine is renowned for its delicious simplicity, offering a variety of dishes from freshly caught seafood to classic Italian favourites. Visitors can also enjoy the city's many cafes and restaurants, which offer a wide range of Italian cuisine. For a truly unique experience, visitors can take part in the city's annual Chocolate Festival, where local chocolatiers showcase their wares.Turin Italy is also known for its traditional evening aperitif, served in its many bars and cafes. The city is a great destination for shopping, with a variety of boutiques, stores, markets and designer labels.

It is also home to a number of outdoor activities such as skiing, snowboarding, hiking, and mountain biking. The city is also known for its many parks and gardens, including the Parco del Valentino and the Giardini Reali, both of which feature stunning views of the city and its surroundings. A trip to the Mole Antonelliana, the iconic tower that is the symbol of the city. This remarkable building houses the National Cinema Museum and offers visitors a unique insight into the world of film. This city is filled with fascinating sights and activities and is sure to provide visitors with an unforgettable experience. Whether you're looking for a cultural holiday or an active adventure, the city is the perfect destination.

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Tuscany

Tuscany is a city in Italy known for art, architecture, galleries, beaches, islands, and olive groves. This is the city that gives a country side appeal that is flanked with mountains and seas. You can take a tour to the vineyards, poetic landscapes and farmer’s kitchen in Tuscany. There are many monumental structures, and art masterpieces in sculpture and painting. The churches, museums, and food is sensational. This is a fertile part of Tuscany and is a gourmet destination for foodies. The food and wine is sourced locally and this place is popular for its culinary delights.

You can visit the beautiful and historic churches of Florence, take a medieval pilgrimage route, and dabble into art. Visit chapels, monuments, and visit the old fashioned boutiques here. The landscapes in Tuscany are as timeless as their wines. There are hillside areas and villages that are good for taking hiking and walking tours. There are also island and forest areas that can be explored here. 

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Pisa

Pisa, located in Tuscany, is one of the most well-known places in the world. The city with intriguing and unknown origins has changed hands between various empires, which have left indelible marks on its culture, food, and architecture. It has been one of the most valuable port areas for Italy supporting the country’s economy during wars. Like most Italian cities, Pisa is bestowed with extraordinarily beautiful landscapes and natural beauty. Its varied landscape comprises the stark white Volterra ravines, green hills of Monti Pisani, and is dotted with lush olive groves, pine-forested beaches, and vineyards.

The most obvious and the best-known attraction here is the Leaning Tower. The 12
th-century free-standing bell tower is famous for its iconic leaning structure, arches, and for offering beautiful views from its top. The National Museum of Pisa is a must-visit for people who want to know the history of the city and see paintings, manuscripts, and sculptures dating to the 12th-century.

One of the must-do activities in Naples is to take a long serene walk along the Arno River. The cobbled promenades, charming houses in traditional architecture, and view of the Leaning Tower are absolutely worth seeing. No visit to Naples is complete without exploring the super-luxury designer stores and cafes. Most of these are lined on Borgo Street.

Due to its proximity to the Tyrrhenian Sea, the weather of Pisa is mostly Mediterranean. The warm and dry summer months of March-June are hot and dry. Winters (November-February) are cold with temperatures falling up to 10°C. November also receives the maximum amount of rainfall.

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Pompeii

This ancient city, located near Naples in the Campania region, is one of the most intriguing cities in the world. The city, all its splendour and most of its residents were buried when the nearby Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79AD. The ash came so fast that the entire city was preserved beneath it.

Since then, it has been a place of constant excavations and discoveries. The beauty of this magnificent city, one of the best places to visit in Italy, lies mainly in its archaeological sites that tell the story of the lost Roman people and their lives in a whiff of a few minutes. The still-preserved buildings look even more surreal due to them being surrounded by looming mountains that are known for their ‘moonland’ like surface including the grand Mount Vesuvius.

The Forum is a must-see, which was the main community square and the epicentre for all gathering and social events. You can see the still-standing stone columns, the Temple of Jupiter, the Basilica, and the Triptolemus, a 2
nd-century house. Head over to the Teatro Grande, an erstwhile 5000-seater amphitheatre that used to host gladiator fights. Stabian Baths, a must-see, are the largest community baths complete with a pool, changing rooms, and a Gladiator gymnasium.

One of the most surreal activities to do here is to see the casts of preserved bodies at the Horrea and Olitorium. These casts and their facial expression show how the people were caught unawares during the eruption. Take a stroll along the Street of Tombs to see these impressive structures, which served as burial spaces. Marvel at the beautiful & intricate paintings at the Villa of the Mysteries, which used to serve as a place for cult meetings.

Pompeii mainly has a Mediterranean climate with sweltering summers and pleasantly cool winters. The autumn months of October & November see a few drizzles.

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Naples

Changing hands between the Greeks and the Romans, this 2nd-century city is one of the must-visit places in Italy. It is the third-largest city in Italy located in the Campania region near the Bay of Naples. The landscape of Naples, one of the best places to see in Italy, is dotted with mountains like the Vesuvius on one hand and the coast of Amalfi on the other. The city has long winding cobbled streets with a charming public square, harbors, beautiful churches, and museums.

The most majestic attraction is of course Mount Vesuvius. This live volcanic mountain is visible from almost all corners of the city. Visit the intriguing Castel dell’Ovo also known as the Egg Castle that’s surrounded by water. This fascinating place offers stunning views of not only Vesuvius & the Bay of Naples but is also the place where the finest Italian artists exhibit their artworks. Museo Cappella Sansevero is a small chapel, but that doesn’t take away from its beauty. Besides the fresco walls and sculptures, it is popular for its underground chamber that used to house the Veiled Christ and two eternal lamps.

One of the most interesting activities to do here is to visit the 17
th-century National Archaeological Museum and browse through rare artefacts from Pompeii and ancient Egypt. Explore the secret world of ancient catacombs that are dotted with around 3000 graves and crypts belonging to the 2nd-century. Explore the beautiful frescos and murals also here. When in Naples, you can’t miss trying the best pizza in the world- the classic Neapolitan pizza made with tomatoes and mozzarella cheese. Some of the best places to indulge are Starita, Pizzeria Brandi, and L’Antica Pizzeria da Michele.

Summers last in Naples from June-September and are hot and humid. The temperatures average around 27°C. The winter months of November to March see severe cold with temperatures lowering to around 5°C.

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The Basilica of Sant'Ubaldo in Gubbio, Italy, stands atop Mount Ingino, offering panoramic views and spiritual solace. Dedicated to Saint Ubaldo, patron saint of Gubbio, this sacred site draws pilgrims and tourists alike. Its medieval architecture, adorned with intricate frescoes and religious relics, preserves centuries of faith and history. Within its walls, visitors discover a tranquil haven where reverence and beauty converge.

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Vernazza is a picturesque coastal village nestled in Italy's Cinque Terre region. Characterized by colorful buildings clinging to rugged cliffs, it boasts stunning Mediterranean views. With a rich maritime history, Vernazza is famous for its small harbor and fishing traditions. Visitors can explore charming streets, savor local cuisine, and hike scenic trails that connect it to neighboring villages, making it a must-visit destination for travelers seeking authentic Italian beauty.

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Legro Il Paese Dipinto, nestled in Piedmont, Italy, is a captivating village where art intertwines with everyday life. Known as the "Painted Village," its colorful facades depict scenes from local folklore and history, creating a whimsical atmosphere. Visitors stroll through its narrow streets, marveling at the vibrant murals that adorn every corner, turning Legro into an enchanting open-air gallery.

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Visit one of the most ancient buildings in Rome that were formerly a temple but are now a church. Constructed during the reign of Hadrian, the Pantheon is known for its spectacular dome and is an architectural wonder. This is also one of the best-preserved edifices in the country that takes you almost 2000 years the past showcasing the glory of the Roman Empire.

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The Grand Canal of Venice, Italy defines the perfect blend of romantic boat rides and attractive ancient architecture. It is so beautifully sculpted that anyone can fall in love with it and that's the reason why people from far and wide come to visit this place for the true Venetian escapade.

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Lake Como is regarded as the pride of Italy as it offers the most picturesque views. It is the third-largest lake in Italy and is touted as one of the deepest lakes in the European region. It is located in Northern Italy in the foothill of the Alps, and it has enchanted travelers for centuries.

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Villa Panza in Varese is a historic mansion renowned for its stunning art collection and picturesque gardens. This 18th-century villa showcases an impressive array of contemporary art, blending seamlessly with its classical architecture. Visitors can explore beautifully landscaped grounds and enjoy exhibits from renowned artists, making it a must-visit destination for art and history enthusiasts.

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The second largest island, one of the most charming places to go in Italy, in the region, Sardinia’s claim to fame is its glamour, glitz, and luxury that attracts the wealthiest people from around the world.

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Capri

A part of the Amalfi Coast, Capri is easily one of the most stunning islands in the world. One of the most luxurious places to visit in Italy, it is blessed with an amazing landscape comprising charming town areas, ports, colourful houses, and beaches all nestled amidst mountains.

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Sicily

Sicily is not only the largest island located in the Mediterranean Sea but also famous for its breathtaking natural beauty. The island, one of the most beautiful places to see in Italy, is dotted with such charming villages located on hillocks, pristine beaches, ancient castles, and rust-coloured sandstone structures that it seems nothing short of a picture-postcard.

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Bestowed with dazzling colours of blues, greens, and all shades in between, no wonder this coastline is considered to be one of the most enchanting places to visit in Italy. This UNESCO protected site, because of its Mediterranean views of artistic houses with Arab-Sicilian architectural influences, vineyards, unique rock formations, and sandy beaches that attract people from all over the world.

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St. Mark's Campanile, located in Venice, Italy, is a majestic bell tower soaring over 98 meters high in Piazza San Marco. Originally built in the 9th century, the current structure dates back to the 16th century. Its elegant design and stunning views of Venice attract visitors worldwide, offering a glimpse into the city's rich history and architectural splendor.


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Punta Campanella Marine Protected Area in Italy safeguards the biodiversity of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Located at the tip of the Sorrento Peninsula, it boasts rich marine life, including endangered species like the loggerhead sea turtle. Visitors can explore its pristine waters, stunning landscapes, and historical landmarks, ensuring conservation and enjoyment for future generations.


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If one loves to travel the luxuries of the world, then one must visit the 10 Corso Como in Milan. Founded by Carla Sozzani in 1990, 10 Corso Como is the center of Fashion in Milan. While you are here you can shop a variety of items like artworks, works of fashion, music, and culture.

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Punta Spartivento, located in Bellagio, Italy, offers breathtaking panoramic views of Lake Como's three branches. This scenic spot is perfect for a peaceful escape, where visitors can enjoy the stunning natural beauty and serene ambiance.

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Cinque Terre is a UNESCO World Heritage site and National Park located in the region of Liguria, Italy. The name Cinque Terre translates to “Five Lands” and refers to the five villages that make up the park: Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore. The Cinque Terre is known for its stunning scenery, its vibrant colorful houses, and its production of wine and pesto sauce.

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Rocca Maggiore stands as a timeless sentinel atop the picturesque hill of Assisi in Italy. Its imposing silhouette dominates the landscape, echoing the tumultuous history of the region. Originally built in the 12th century by the inhabitants of Assisi to protect their city from enemy invasions, Rocca Maggiore has witnessed centuries of wars, sieges, and conquests.

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Mirabilandia Amusement Park, located in Savio, Italy, is one of the largest and most popular theme parks in the country. Offering a blend of thrilling rides, family-friendly attractions, and immersive entertainment, it's a destination that caters to visitors of all ages. The park is divided into themed areas, each with its own unique attractions.

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The Archaeological Park of Herculaneum in Italy is a captivating destination that offers a remarkable glimpse into the past. Located near Naples, this ancient Roman town was preserved under a thick layer of volcanic ash and mud from the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79. Often overshadowed by its larger neighbor, Pompeii, Herculaneum offers an intimate and well-preserved experience for visitors interested in exploring ancient history.

Unlike Pompeii, where many structures were leveled by the eruption, Herculaneum was buried under a deep layer of volcanic material that protected its buildings, frescoes, and artifacts. This exceptional preservation allows visitors to explore the town as it once was, with multistory houses, intricate mosaics, and vibrant frescoes still intact. The town's layout, with its narrow streets and well-preserved public and private buildings, offers a vivid impression of daily life in ancient Rome.

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The Complesso Monumentale di Sant'Anna dei Lombardi, also known as Santa Maria di Monteoliveto, is a gem of Renaissance architecture and art nestled in the heart of Naples, Italy. This historical and religious complex is not only a place of worship but also a treasure trove of artistic masterpieces that capture the essence of Neapolitan culture and history.

Dating back to the 15th century, the church was originally constructed for the Olivetan monks. It boasts a stunning Renaissance facade, characterized by harmonious proportions and intricate details that reflect the architectural trends of the period. As you step inside, the serene ambiance and the exquisite beauty of the interior instantly captivate visitors.

The interior of the church is a showcase of Renaissance artistry. The vaulted ceilings are adorned with frescoes, while the walls and chapels feature works by some of the most renowned artists of the time. Among these masterpieces is the "Pietà" by Giovanni da Nola, an emotional and finely detailed sculpture that beautifully conveys the sorrow of Mary holding the body of Christ. The church's sacristy, known as the "Sagrestia Vecchia," is particularly notable for its intricate woodwork and magnificent ceiling frescoes by Vasari.

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The Convent of San Domenico in Perugia, Italy, is a historical gem renowned for its stunning architecture and spiritual significance. Dating back to the 13th century, this Franciscan monastery features beautiful frescoes, a peaceful cloister, and a rich history that reflects the city's cultural and religious heritage.

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The HZERO Museum in Florence offers an enchanting experience for train enthusiasts and art lovers alike. This unique museum features an impressive 280-square-meter model railway, one of the largest in Europe, showcasing intricate landscapes and realistic train models. The project, initiated by Giuseppe Paternò Castello di San Giuliano in 1972, continues to thrive with contributions from his family and curator Alberto Salvadori.

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Nestled along the Grand Canal in Venice, the Galleria Giorgio Franchetti alla Ca' d'Oro is a cultural treasure trove often overshadowed by the city's more famous landmarks. Housed within the opulent Ca' d'Oro palace, this museum offers visitors a unique glimpse into Venice's rich artistic heritage and history.

The Ca' d'Oro, or "Golden House," is renowned for its breathtaking Gothic architecture, which is a marvel in itself. The palace's façade is adorned with intricate tracery and delicate ornamentation that evoke the grandeur of medieval Venice. Built in the 15th century by the noble Contarini family, the building is an architectural masterpiece that reflects the wealth and sophistication of Venetian society at the time.

Inside the Galleria Giorgio Franchetti, visitors are greeted by an impressive collection of art spanning several centuries. The museum's collection includes masterpieces by some of the most celebrated Venetian artists, such as Giovanni Bellini and Andrea Mantegna. One of the highlights is Bellini's "Portrait of a Young Man," a stunning example of his portraiture and mastery of detail. The museum also boasts a significant number of Renaissance sculptures and decorative arts, including intricate jewelry and period furnishings.

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Castello Baradello, perched on a hill overlooking the city of Como, is a captivating medieval fortress that offers a panoramic view of the surrounding landscape. The castle, originally built in the 6th century by the Byzantines, was later expanded by Frederick Barbarossa in the 12th century, making it a significant historical monument.

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Teatro Sociale in Como, Italy, is a historic theater that epitomizes the cultural richness and architectural elegance of the region. Established in 1813, this neoclassical theater has been a beacon of artistic expression for over two centuries. Its stunning façade, adorned with intricate details, hints at the grandeur within.

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One of the most brilliant creations of all times, the Colosseum in Rome is an oval amphitheater that is a significant part of the Roman Empire. The massive structure could accommodate almost 80,000 spectators during the ancient times of gruesome gladiator battles. You can still access the intriguing trapdoors and underground passageways as well as the full-fledged staging areas in one of the greatest wonders on the planet.

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I Giardini di Villa Melzi, located in Bellagio, Italy, are renowned for their stunning lakeside gardens. These gardens boast a diverse array of exotic plants, sculptures, and elegant pathways. Visitors can enjoy serene views of Lake Como, making it a perfect spot for relaxation and picturesque strolls.

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Nestled in the picturesque town of Bellagio on the shores of Lake Como, the Museo degli Strumenti per la Navigazione is a hidden gem for history and maritime enthusiasts. This unique museum offers an immersive journey through the fascinating world of nautical instruments and navigation, making it a must-visit for anyone interested in the rich maritime heritage of Italy.

The museum boasts an impressive collection of over two hundred navigation instruments, maps, and related artifacts, showcasing the evolution of maritime technology over centuries. From ancient astrolabes to modern compasses, each exhibit tells a story of human ingenuity and the quest to conquer the seas. The collection is beautifully curated, with detailed explanations provided in multiple languages, ensuring that visitors can fully appreciate the historical significance and technological advancements of each piece.

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Nestled in the picturesque countryside of Fontanellato, Italy, the Labirinto della Masone is a true gem for those seeking an extraordinary experience. This unique attraction, often described as the largest labyrinth in the world, spans over 8 hectares and is constructed entirely from bamboo. The maze offers a delightful journey through winding paths, tranquil surroundings, and a sense of adventure that captivates visitors of all ages.

The brainchild of Franco Maria Ricci, a renowned Italian publisher, art collector, and designer, the Labirinto della Masone was born out of a deep passion for beauty, art, and nature. Ricci envisioned the labyrinth as a place where visitors could immerse themselves in a meditative and introspective experience while appreciating the beauty of nature. The bamboo used in the labyrinth is not only an eco-friendly material but also a symbol of resilience and growth.

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The Chianti Sculpture Park in Italy is a mesmerizing blend of contemporary art and nature. Situated in the heart of Tuscany, it spans 7 hectares of woodland. Each artwork is uniquely designed to harmonize with the natural surroundings, creating a captivating fusion of art and environment.

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The Falesia Second Tower is a prominent rock climbing destination in Italy, offering challenging routes and breathtaking views. It's renowned for its limestone cliffs and attracts climbers from around the world.

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Monte Solaro, the highest point on the island of Capri, offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Bay of Naples, the Amalfi Coast, and the Tyrrhenian Sea. Visitors can hike or take a chairlift to the summit, enjoying the stunning landscapes, tranquil atmosphere, and beautiful Mediterranean scenery.

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The Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile is a museum of cars in Turin, northern Italy, and was established by Carlo Biscaretti di Ruffia. Nearly two-hundred vehicles from eighty different automakers and eight different countries are on display at the museum. The museum itself is housed in a structure that was constructed in the 1960s and features three stories.

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Nestled along the Grand Canal in Venice, the Ca' Pesaro International Gallery of Modern Art is a stunning blend of Venetian Baroque architecture and an exceptional collection of modern and contemporary art. This grand palace, originally built for the wealthy Pesaro family in the 17th century, now serves as a cultural haven that attracts art enthusiasts from around the world. The gallery's unique collection and breathtaking setting make it a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Venice.

As you step into Ca' Pesaro, you're immediately greeted by the grandeur of its interior. The building itself is a work of art, designed by the renowned architect Baldassare Longhena. The intricate details of the facade and the elegant interior spaces reflect the opulence of Venice's golden age. Walking through its halls, visitors are transported back in time, experiencing the charm and sophistication of Venetian aristocracy.

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The Pied Piper’s House in Hamelin, Germany, is a historic building linked to the famous Pied Piper legend. Dating back to the 16th century, it features a façade illustrating the tale, attracting visitors intrigued by the folklore.

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Mater Ecclesiae Abbey in San Giulio, Italy, is a serene retreat nestled on Lake Orta's shores. This Benedictine monastery, founded in the 19th century, offers a peaceful environment for prayer and reflection. Its picturesque setting and spiritual ambiance make it a haven for those seeking tranquility and spiritual renewal.

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The Violin Museum in Cremona, Italy, celebrates the city's rich history of violin-making. It showcases masterfully crafted violins by renowned luthiers like Stradivari and Guarneri, offering visitors an immersive experience through exhibits, performances, and interactive displays.

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The Royal Palace of Caserta, often heralded as one of the most magnificent palaces in Europe, is a true jewel of architectural grandeur and historical significance. Located in Caserta, Italy, this stunning palace is a testament to the opulence of the Bourbon monarchy and a celebration of artistic excellence.

Constructed between 1752 and 1774, the Royal Palace was designed by the architect Luigi Vanvitelli, whose vision was to create a residence that rivaled the grandeur of Versailles. The result is a sprawling masterpiece that captivates visitors with its sheer scale and elaborate design. The palace is a harmonious blend of Baroque splendor and classical elegance, with a facade that stretches over 1,200 meters in length and features more than 1,200 rooms.

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The Mamertine Prison, also known as the Tullianum, is an ancient structure located in Rome, Italy. Situated at the foot of the Capitoline Hill, this prison has a rich historical significance, dating back to the 7th century BC. Traditionally, it was used to detain high-profile prisoners, including leaders of defeated enemy armies and political prisoners. According to legend, Saints Peter and Paul were imprisoned here before their martyrdom, adding to its religious significance.

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The Basilica of Saint Nicholas in Bari, Italy, is an extraordinary testament to faith, history, and architectural grandeur. Nestled in the heart of the charming city of Bari, this basilica is a beacon for pilgrims, art enthusiasts, and travelers alike, offering a captivating blend of spirituality and cultural richness.

Built in the 11th century, the Basilica of Saint Nicholas stands as a prominent example of Romanesque architecture. Its construction was initiated to house the relics of Saint Nicholas, the patron saint of sailors, children, and many others. These relics were brought to Bari from Myra (modern-day Turkey) in 1087, and since then, the basilica has been a major pilgrimage site. The basilica’s sturdy, fortress-like exterior with its majestic towers and crenellations exudes a sense of ancient strength and serenity, inviting visitors to explore its sacred halls.

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  1. What are the best places to visit in Portugal?

    • Castelo dos Mouros: This is a medieval hilltop castle that stands high above Sintra and stood as a defense against the Moorish attacks. The castle was constructed on a rocky outcrop and offers some of the best views of the surrounding areas.
    • Pena Palace: this Romanticist castle stands atop a hill in the SIntra mountains and can be easily seen from various parts of Lisbon on a clear day. The vibrant palace also has an opulent interior with some of the most exquisite art and artifacts to see.
    • Sintra National Palace: One of the most well preserved royal residences in the country, this is among the best places to visit in Portugal. The surrounding areas also have plenty of trails to explore and you can enjoy some of the best views of the area from here.
    • Belém Tower: Popularly known as the Tower of Saint Vincent, this 16th century fortification is located in Lisbon. It had served as a point of embarkation and disembarkation for Portuguese sailors in the olden days.
    • MAAT Museum: Located in Lisbon The Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology is among the top places to visit in Portugal. It is here that you can see the blend of these three areas amid debate, discovery, and thinking.
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  2. What are the places to visit in Portugal with kids?

    • Sintra National Palace: This is a great place to visit if you are looking for some quiet and peaceful time exploring the natural beauty of the city with your loved one. The beautiful palace and its surrounding grounds offer some of the best views of the areas around.
    • Belém Tower: If you are fascinated by history as a couple, this is one of the best Portugal places to visit. Witness the tower that was first built to defend the country against outside attack on the northern banks of the Tagus River.
    • Monument Church Of St Francis: This is one of the most popular Gothic structures in Porto that is noted for its outstanding Baroque decoration. It is a great way to admire the spectacular works of art together especially if you and your partner are history enthusiasts.
    • Clerigos Church: Visit this Baroque church in the city of Porto, which is most famous for its 75-meter-tall bell tower, the Torre dos Clérigo. It can be seen from several parts of the city and is one of its most iconic landmarks.
    • Lisbon Cathedral: This Roman Catholic cathedral is a great place to visit as a couple as you can enjoy the calm and peace of this location away from the bustle of the city outside. It is steeped in over 8 centuries of history and is rich in spiritual, religious, and architectural value.
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  3. What are the best places to visit in Portugal with your family?

    • Botanical Garden of Lisbon: Explore this green zone in the heart of the city that has more than 10,000 plants and is spread across a massive area. It is one of the best places in Portugal to spend with family where you can enjoy a picnic or simply relax under the shaded trees.
    • National Pantheon: This 17th century monument is a great place to visit if you like history as a family. You can witness the tombs of some of the most eminent personalities in this Pantheon that was originally built as a church.
    • SEA LIFE Centre Porto: This stunning aquarium is a wonderful place to visit with family as this can be enjoyed by members of all age groups. You can see an exotic collection of marine creatures including sharks, rays, turtles, octopuses, seahorses, and much more.
    • Military Museum Porto: This museum stands apart from any other military museum in the world and is a must visit especially if you are with family. You can learn a great deal about armies from across the world from its amazing display of miniature figures of soldiers from any country on the planet.
    • Porto Cathedral: The Roman Catholic church is located in the historic center of the city of Porto and one of the best places to visit in Portugal. It is a great example of the Romanesque style of architecture and is among the oldest monuments here.
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  4. Which are the best places to enjoy shopping in Portugal?

    • Albufeira: This coastal city in the southern Algarve region of Portugal is a great place for shopping especially if you are looking for beach accessories, and quaint souvenirs.
    • Colombo Mall: This massive shopping mall is located in Lisbon and attracts many visitors all year around. It features some of the biggest brand names and offers a wide range of merchandise including electronics, garments, and baby care.
    • Freeport Lisboa Fashion Outlet: This is a great place to shop with its wide range of upscale boutiques, high end shoe stores and gift shops. The shopping center also has an amazing array of restaurants and cafes.
    • El Corte Inglés: One of the biggest department store groups in the whole of Europe, you can find just about anything you might be looking for here, from apparels to groceries, literally everything.
  5. What is the best time to visit Portugal?

    The best time of the year to visit Portugal is during the spring months of March through May. The weather is mild and pleasant during this time which is ideal for sightseeing tours. It is not very hot nor very cold during this time and the country is in full bloom.
  6. Which are the best places to visit in Italy in Summer?

    1. Florence: Famed for its amazing art and architecture that will remind you of the age of Renaissance, Florence is one of the most romantic cities in Italy. It is well known for its shopping industry with many haute couture boutiques and serving lip smacking Tuscan cuisine.

    2. San Gimignano: One of the most fascinating places to see in Italy for a laidback vacation is the small village of San Gimignano. It is recognised as a UNESCO world heritage site and intrigues everyone with its medieval houses of patrician families of Italy.

    3. Rome: Boasting of the most beautiful places to visit in Italy, Rome enchants everyone with its cobblestoned streets, tiny shops and romantic restaurants. One can indulge in a number of activities here that range from visiting the Colosseum to gorging on the best pizzas in the world.

    4. Venice: Promising to take you into an experience that feels like a fairytale, Venice is known for its amazing historical monuments. One can undertake the famous gondola ride here apart from visiting places St. Mark’s Square and Torcello.

    5. Pompeii: If you love exploring the offbeat historical places, Pompeii is one of the UNESCO World heritage sites to see in Italy. The popular places to visit here include House of the Faun, Temple of Apollo, Amphitheatre of Pompeii, Pompeii Archaeological Park etc.

    6. Milan: Visit Milan to have an enthralling shopping experience with chic fashion items in Italy. Tourists here should also look forward to seeing the famous The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci and indulge in mouthwatering food in the streets of Milan.

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  7. Which are the unusual places to visit in Italy?

    1. Stromboli: Located on the Aeolian Islands in the coast of Sicily, Stromboli is one of the offbeat places to see in Italy away from the crowded tourist places. It is one of the active volcanoes which is encompassed by sea on all sides and offers a breathtaking panorama for everyone.

    2. The Tree Cathedral: A must visit for nature lovers, The Tree Cathedral was designed by Giuliano Mauri through ancient techniques. Solely built from chestnut branches and stakes of fir, this place boasts of an interesting natural architecture.

    3. Valle dei Mulini: If you are looking for some adventurous places in Italy, then a hiking expedition in Valle dei Mulini is highly recommended. The place is a vast expanse of greenery and gives an 
    excellent glimpse of the ruins dating back to the industrial revolution.

    4. Baia: Known as the Las Vegas of ancient times since the Roman rulers vacationed here, Baia will take you to the old world charm. The popular places to visit here are Baia Archaeological Park, Baia Club, SuBaia Diving Centre, Castello Aragonese di Ba etc.

    5. Monti Della Laga: Gear up to be enthralled by the surreal mountain peaks in the midst of nature. A must visit for wildlife enthusiasts, this place will take you away from the crowds and the usual hustle and bustle.

    6. Taormina: Famed for its ancient Greek theatre, this is a beautiful town to help you admire the picturesque beauty of Italian countryside. The best places to visit here are Palazzo Corvaja, Corso Umberto, Piazza IX Aprile etc.

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  8. Which are the historical places in Italy?

    1. St Mark’s Basilica: Constructed in the 9th century, this Basilica is famed for its Byzantine architecture and its design. It is well known for housing the sarcophagus of St. Mark and its epic domes.

    2. Herculaneum: Letting you take a step back in time, Herculaneum is a must visit to admire centuries old ruins in Italy. It is a well-known UNESCO world heritage site and famous for having various old temples, houses and taverns.

    3. Colosseum: Known as the giant amphitheatre which was built during the Vespasian era, the Colosseum is one of the most famous heritage buildings in Rome. It is known to seat about 50,000 spectators when the gladiators used to indulge in hand to hand combats.

    4. Duomo di Monreale: Known for its fascinating Byzantine structures, Duomo di Monreale is one of the popular Catholic places of worship in the region of Sicily. The splendid building is a UNESCO world heritage site and was completed in the year 1267.

    5. Florence Cathedral: Also called Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore, this place in Italy is renowned for being the fourth largest cathedral in the world. It is a must visit to admire its gothic architecture.

    6. Santa Maria Delle Grazie: Admire the excellence of the time of Renaissance at Santa Maria delle Grazie. One of the biggest draws of visiting this historical monument is to see the famous painting The Last Supper done by Leonardo da Vinci.

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  9. Which are the best kid friendly places in Italy?

    1. Rome: Kids when travelling in Rome are sure to be enthralled by seeing the ancient ruins at Colosseum, watching puppet shows and enjoying a bike ride through Borghese Gardens. Moreover, Rome treats your taste buds by offering delicious gelatos and sliced pizzas.

    2. Sicily: The city of Sicily is a haven for kids as there are many family friendly attractions here that range from ancient ruins to traditional puppet theatre. Kids here can also enjoy by indulging in bike rides, trekking and having an adventurous day at Mount Etna.

    3. Sardinia: A must visit for outgoing kids, Sardinia offers a refreshing day with its beautiful beaches, water sports and other activities. Kids here can indulge in horse riding and hiking to enjoy the panoramic landscape of Italy.

    4. The Dolomites: This place in Italy boasts of having the best family friendly resorts which are well-known for their skiing activities. It is a nice getaway to beat the summer heat and indulge in thrilling activities like snowboarding and mountain hiking.

    5. Grado: Grado is famous as one of the best islands to enjoy a family getaway on the Friulian cost. Here the beaches are safe and it boasts of having a water park where you can enjoy a number of water sports.

    6. Venice: Enjoy the famous gondola rides in the gorgeous canals and the many famous historical places of Venice with kids. Other famous children activities which can be enjoyed here include horse riding, gorging on gelatos and eating pizzas.

  10. What cities are a must see in Italy?

    Italy is full of beautiful cities, all of which have got their unique charm to enthrall the travelers. The most stunning cities to see in Italy are Rome, Florence, Venice, Milan, Verona, Bologna, Naples, Siena, Pisa, Sorrento, San Gimignano, Pompeii, Matera etc.
  11. Is 5 days enough in Italy?

    An itinerary of five days is sufficient to enjoy the best places to visit in Italy. A vacation of five days in Italy will give you a glimpse of almost everything that defines a good Italian vacation.
    This will range from dining on the finest wines and pizzas to visiting historical monuments and seeing beautiful landscapes of nature.

  12. What are the different Italy tour packages offered from cities across India?

  13. Which are the famous Italy attraction tickets that we can book via Thrillophilia?

    Here is the list of the famous Italy attraction tickets that you can book via Thrillophilia:

  14. What are the various day & night tour packages that you can book with Thrillophilia?

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