All Cities in Italy to Visit

Amalfi, Italy, pairs a dramatic Tyrrhenian coast with maritime history, cathedral architecture, lemon groves, cliffside villages and memorable local cuisine.

Arezzo, Italy blends Etruscan and medieval history, Piero della Francesca art, Piazza Grande, Tuscan cuisine and memorable cultural experiences.

Assisi, Italy, pairs Saint Francis’s basilica and medieval streets with Umbrian landscapes, sacred art, pilgrim traditions and hill-town views.

Bari blends a sea-facing old town, Romanesque churches, Puglian cuisine and lively streets, offering historic sights, Adriatic views and local culture.

Bergamo pairs a UNESCO-listed hilltop city with Renaissance art, Italian cuisine, elegant streets and mountain views near Milan in northern Italy.

Bologna blends medieval towers, elegant porticoes, Italy's oldest university, rich Emilia-Romagna cuisine and memorable cultural sightseeing in one city.

Capri, Italy, combines Roman history, Mediterranean scenery, the Blue Grotto, Faraglioni, elegant Piazzetta, cliffside gardens and island walks.

Catania, Sicily’s lava-built city, pairs Baroque architecture, Mount Etna views, lively markets and distinctive food with a deep ancient history.

Cinque Terre, Italy: explore five Ligurian villages, cliffside trails, colourful harbours, historic sanctuaries, local seafood and terraced vineyards.

Florence combines Renaissance masterpieces, grand palaces, intimate lanes and Tuscan cuisine, with world-famous art and daily life unfolding beside the Arno.

Genoa blends Ligurian sea views, medieval lanes, grand palazzi, maritime history, aromatic cuisine and the cultural riches of Italy’s Riviera for curious travellers.

Herculaneum, Italy, reveals remarkably preserved Roman streets, villas and mosaics beneath Vesuvius, with Naples and Campania culture close at hand.

Lucca, Italy, pairs Roman streets, Renaissance walls, elegant piazzas and Tuscan cuisine with cycling, music and medieval history in a walkable city.

Matera, Italy, pairs the ancient Sassi cave districts with rock-cut churches, layered history, evocative streets and distinctive southern Italian culture.

Milan blends Gothic grandeur, design districts and Italian haute cuisine, with the Duomo, Brera art and Navigli canals shaping rich city sightseeing.

Modena, Italy, pairs Romanesque architecture and UNESCO heritage with balsamic vinegar, Ferrari culture, opera and elegant Emilia-Romagna dining.

Montepulciano, Tuscany’s hilltop town, combines Renaissance architecture, Etruscan roots, Vino Nobile cellars and sweeping Val d’Orcia views.

Discover Naples, a city where history, culture, and culinary delights converge along the stunning Tyrrhenian coastline. Experience the true essence of Southern Italy.

Orvieto, Italy rises above Umbria with its Gothic cathedral, Etruscan tunnels, hilltop views, local cuisine and celebrated Orvieto Classico wine.

Palermo blends Arab-Norman architecture, lively markets, Sicilian cuisine and Mediterranean views, with historic streets leading to unforgettable culture.

Parma, Italy blends Romanesque landmarks, opera heritage, Parmesan cheese and Prosciutto di Parma with elegant streets and Emilia-Romagna food culture.

Perugia blends Etruscan roots, medieval streets, hilltop views, Umbrian cuisine and chocolate with lively student culture in central Italy today.

Pisa, Italy blends the Leaning Tower, Romanesque wonders, riverside walks and lively Tuscan culture with memorable food and easy city sightseeing.

Pompeii, Italy, pairs the haunting ruins of an ancient Roman city with Campanian food, Vesuvius views and easy access to Naples and the Amalfi Coast.

Positano, Italy combines Amalfi Coast scenery, historic churches, cliffside streets, beaches, local cuisine and memorable Mediterranean sightseeing.

Ravello, Italy, pairs Amalfi Coast views with Villa Rufolo, Villa Cimbrone, classical concerts, medieval lanes, gardens and elegant local culture.

Ravenna, Italy, reveals UNESCO mosaics, ancient monuments, Adriatic heritage, elegant streets and distinctive food for culture-filled sightseeing.

Discover the perfect blend of history, culture, and seaside fun in Rimini, Italy's vibrant coastal gem on the Adriatic Sea.

Rome, Italy blends ancient ruins, Renaissance art, grand piazzas and lively neighbourhoods, offering unforgettable history, culture and sightseeing.

San Gimignano blends medieval towers, Tuscan history, Vernaccia wine, artisan streets and hilltop views in one of Italy’s most distinctive historic towns.

Siena combines medieval streets, the Piazza del Campo, Gothic art, Tuscan cuisine and Palio traditions in an atmospheric Italian city.

Discover Sorrento, the gateway to the Amalfi Coast, where stunning views, rich history, and vibrant culture await. Explore ancient ruins, savor local cuisine, and unwind in paradise.

Taormina, Italy pairs Greek theatre views of Mount Etna with medieval streets, Sicilian cuisine, coastal scenery and elegant Ionian culture and history.

Trieste, Italy, blends Habsburg architecture, Adriatic views, coffeehouse culture and Friulian, Istrian and Central European flavours for rich city breaks.

Turin blends Savoy palaces, Egyptian treasures, Piedmontese cuisine and Alpine views, with elegant piazzas, museums and historic cafés to explore in northern Italy.

Urbino, Italy, blends Renaissance art, the Ducal Palace, university life and hilltop views in a compact historic centre rich in culture and architecture.

Venice, Italy, pairs Byzantine landmarks, winding canals, lagoon islands and art-filled palaces with distinctive food, history and memorable urban walks.

Verona, Italy, pairs Roman ruins, medieval squares, Renaissance palaces and Shakespearean associations with river walks, opera and Veneto cuisine.