All Country Regions in Italy

Explore Abruzzo for high Apennine parks, medieval hill towns, Adriatic seafood, Roman heritage and the scenic Costa dei Trabocchi.

Explore Alta Valtellina in Italy for Bormio's thermal heritage, Livigno's alpine sports, Stelvio landscapes and hearty mountain cuisine.

Explore Alto Adige’s Dolomites, vineyards, spa towns and multilingual heritage through hiking, Alpine cuisine and historic valley towns.

Explore Aosta Valley for Roman heritage, alpine castles, Fontina cheese, mountain resorts and trails beneath Italy’s highest peaks.

Discover Apulia through Baroque Lecce, trulli villages, Adriatic coastlines, ancient ports, olive groves and the flavours of southern Italy.

Explore Basilicata for Matera's cave districts, Lucanian mountains, ancient Greek sites, volcanic vineyards and Ionian and Tyrrhenian shores.

Explore Brianza in northern Italy for Monza’s royal heritage, Lambro valley landscapes, design towns, historic villas and Lombard cuisine.

Explore Calabria for Greek ruins, mountain parks, cliff-top towns, Ionian and Tyrrhenian beaches, and distinctive southern Italian food.

Explore Campania for Naples street life, Pompeii and Paestum, volcanic landscapes, island harbours, coastal walks and distinctive southern Italian cuisine.

Explore Casentino in Tuscany for medieval castles, La Verna, Camaldoli, mountain villages and the ancient forests of the Apennines.

Explore Chianti in Tuscany for vineyard roads, medieval hill towns, renowned Chianti Classico wines, olive groves and historic castles.

Chianti Classico pairs Tuscany’s hill towns, vineyards, castles, olive groves and renowned Sangiovese wines between Florence and Siena.

Explore Emilia-Romagna for arcaded cities, Renaissance art, celebrated food, motor heritage, Apennine landscapes and Adriatic beaches.

Explore Friuli Venezia Giulia for Trieste’s seafront, Roman Aquileia, Alpine valleys, lagoon towns, borderland culture and renowned wines.

Explore Garfagnana in northern Tuscany for Apuan mountain walks, medieval fortresses, forest parks, village food and Serchio Valley scenery.

Explore Irpinia in inland Campania for mountain villages, Roman ruins, autumn chestnuts, Apennine walks and the celebrated wines of Taurasi.

Explore Langhe’s vineyard hills, medieval villages, Barolo and Barbaresco wines, truffles, hazelnuts and Piedmontese cuisine in southern Italy.

Explore Lazio beyond Rome through ancient ruins, Etruscan towns, volcanic lakes, coastal landscapes, mountain villages and distinctive regional cuisine.

Explore Liguria’s historic Genoa, cliffside villages, Mediterranean coast, mountain trails and distinctive pesto-led cuisine in north-west Italy.

Explore Lombardy for Milanese design, Renaissance cities, Alpine valleys, celebrated lakes, regional cuisine and Franciacorta sparkling wine.

Explore Lunigiana in northern Tuscany for medieval castles, Via Francigena trails, mountain villages, caves and distinctive Tuscan-Ligurian food.

Explore Marche for Adriatic beaches, Renaissance Urbino, hill towns, mountain landscapes, distinctive wines and memorable regional cuisine.

Explore Maremma in southern Tuscany for Etruscan towns, protected coast, hill villages, thermal waters, country food and Morellino wine.

Explore Molise in Italy for Samnite ruins, mountain villages, artisan food, national-park landscapes and the Adriatic harbour of Termoli.

Explore Monferrato in Piedmont for UNESCO-listed vineyards, medieval hill towns, historic castles, Piedmontese food and celebrated wines.

Explore Mugello in northern Tuscany for Medici villas, hill villages, Apennine roads, local food, walking trails and the landscapes north of Florence.

Explore Piedmont’s Turin palaces, Alpine valleys, UNESCO vineyard hills, celebrated wines and distinctive northern Italian cuisine.

Explore Roero in Piedmont for Arneis wines, vineyard hills, forested Rocche, Savoy castles and traditional Piemontese food.

Discover Romagna, Italy's hidden gem where history, culture, and culinary delights come together to offer an unforgettable travel experience.

Discover Salento: Italy's Sun-Kissed Peninsula with Pristine Beaches, Historic Towns, and Culinary Delights in the Heart of Puglia.

Explore Sannio in inland Campania for Roman monuments, medieval hill towns, Apennine landscapes, distinctive wines and traditional southern Italian food.

Explore Sardinia for Nuragic ruins, mountain villages, distinctive island cuisine, historic towns and Mediterranean coastlines from resort to wilderness.

Sicily combines Greek ruins, Baroque towns, volcanic landscapes, island coasts and distinctive food across Italy’s largest region.

Discover the perfect blend of Alpine beauty and Mediterranean charm in South Tyrol, Italy's hidden gem offering stunning landscapes, rich history, and delicious cuisine.

Explore Trentino, Italy: A breathtaking blend of natural beauty, rich history, and culinary delights in the heart of the Italian Alps, perfect for every traveler.

Explore Trentino-South Tyrol: Where the Italian Alps meet rich cultural heritage, offering year-round outdoor adventures and charming towns steeped in history.

Discover Tuscany: A region where rolling hills, historic cities, and culinary delights come together to create an unforgettable Italian experience.

Explore Umbria in Italy for medieval hill towns, Assisi, Etruscan heritage, mountain landscapes, truffles, wine and memorable walking routes.

Explore Val d'Aosta for Roman heritage, castles, bilingual culture, mountain villages, Alpine cuisine and access to Italy's highest peaks.

Explore Val d'Orcia in southern Tuscany for Renaissance villages, vineyard roads, thermal springs, pecorino and UNESCO-listed rural landscapes.

Explore Val di Chiana for Etruscan towns, Renaissance villages, vineyard roads, Chianina cuisine and the cultivated landscapes of southeastern Tuscany.

Val di Fassa combines Ladin culture, Dolomite peaks, mountain villages, ski terrain and summer trails in northern Italy's Trentino.

Explore Val di Non in northern Italy for apple orchards, Alpine lakes, medieval castles, dramatic canyons and mountain villages.

Explore Val di Susa in Piedmont for Roman heritage, alpine villages, historic abbeys, high passes, skiing and mountain cuisine near Turin.

Val Gardena combines Ladin villages, woodcarving, high-alpine trails and Dolomite skiing beneath the Sassolungo and Odle peaks.

Val Venosta in northern Italy combines high Alpine scenery, medieval villages, orchards, castles, cycle routes and access to Stelvio National Park.

Explore Valdarno in Tuscany for Renaissance towns, Romanesque churches, olive hills, market villages and the wooded slopes of Pratomagno.

Explore Valtellina in northern Italy for terraced Alpine vineyards, pizzoccheri, historic villages, mountain trails and Bormio's thermal waters.

Explore Veneto for Venice, Verona, Palladian villas, Prosecco hills, Adriatic lagoons and the Dolomites across northern Italy.

Versilia combines Tuscan beaches, Art Nouveau promenades, Puccini heritage, marble sculpture and Apuan mountain landscapes in one coastal region.