All Destinations in Italy

Abruzzo National Park in Italy reveals Apennine forests, mountain villages and rare wildlife, with hiking, heritage and seasonal landscapes to explore.

Discover Alta Badia, Italy's alpine paradise, where stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage meet world-class skiing and outdoor adventures.

Alta Via 1 in Italy crosses the Dolomites from Lago di Braies to Belluno, linking mountain huts, limestone peaks, war history and alpine trails.

Amalfi Coast, Italy, combines cliffside villages, lemon terraces, historic villas, sea views, beaches, boat trips and celebrated coastal drives.

Bormio, Italy blends Alpine skiing, Stelvio National Park, historic streets, thermal baths and Valtellina cuisine in a year-round mountain destination.

Explore the Calanques of Piana in Corsica, France, with red granite cliffs, coastal roads, boat trips, hiking, sea views and Scandola nearby.

Cervinia, Italy, pairs Matterhorn views with high-altitude skiing, glacier scenery, alpine walks, Valle d’Aosta cuisine and year-round mountain adventure.

Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy: explore Dolomite peaks, ski slopes, hiking trails, Ladin heritage, mountain cuisine and elegant alpine village life.

Discover Courmayeur: A picturesque alpine town offering world-class skiing, breathtaking hiking trails, and luxurious relaxation at the foot of Mont Blanc.

Dolomites, Italy: explore UNESCO-listed limestone peaks, alpine valleys, scenic passes, Ladin villages, hiking trails, skiing and mountain culture.

Emilia-Romagna Riviera in Italy combines Adriatic beaches, Ravenna mosaics, seaside resorts, seafood, cycling and Romagna's lively coastal culture.

Discover Friuli-Venezia Giulia: A blend of Italian, Slavic, and Austrian cultures, stunning landscapes from the Adriatic coast to the Dolomites, and exquisite local cuisine and wines.

Gran Paradiso National Park in Italy offers alpine valleys, glaciers, ibex, historic villages, hiking trails and high-mountain scenery across the Western Alps.

Italian Riviera, Italy: explore Genoa, Portofino, Cinque Terre and Ligurian beaches, villages, coastal trails, seafood and historic harbour towns.

La Thuile, Italy, combines Mont Blanc mountain scenery, Alpine skiing, hiking, the Little St Bernard Pass and Aosta Valley culture in every season.

Lake Como, Italy, combines alpine scenery, elegant lakeside villages, historic villas, ferry journeys, walking trails and Lombard cuisine for memorable escapes.

Livigno, Italy combines high-Alpine skiing, mountain biking, Lake Livigno, duty-free shopping and Valtellina cuisine in a lively year-round resort.

Madonna di Campiglio, Italy, pairs Brenta Dolomites scenery with skiing, hiking, mountain lakes, alpine cuisine and access to Adamello Brenta Nature Park.

Discover Monte Rosa, Italy's majestic alpine wonderland, perfect for skiing, hiking, and immersing in rich cultural and culinary experiences.

Portofino, Italy, pairs a harbour of painted façades with Ligurian trails, Castello Brown, coastal views, seafood and boat trips to San Fruttuoso.

Puglia, Italy, pairs Adriatic and Ionian coasts with trulli, Baroque towns, ancient cave settlements, olive groves and distinctive southern cuisine.

Sestriere, Italy: alpine skiing, Via Lattea slopes, Olympic heritage, summer hiking and mountain scenery in a high-altitude Piedmont resort near France.

Sorrento, Italy, pairs cliff-top views over the Bay of Naples with lemon groves, historic lanes, Marina Grande, local cuisine and gateways to Pompeii and Capri.

Trentino-Alto Adige in Italy pairs the Dolomites, Alpine lakes and historic towns with hiking, skiing, vineyards, castles and Italian-Austrian culture.

Valle d'Aosta, Italy: explore Alpine valleys, Roman Aosta, medieval castles, Mont Blanc, ski resorts, mountain cuisine and Gran Paradiso trails.

Discover the Venetian Riviera: A perfect blend of Venice's historic charm and the serene beaches of Jesolo, Bibione, and Caorle.

Venice Lido, Italy, combines Adriatic beaches, Art Nouveau hotels, Malamocco village, lagoon nature and easy access to Venice’s historic centre.

Via Francigena in Italy follows historic pilgrim paths from the Alps to Rome, linking medieval towns, Tuscan hills, quiet lanes, abbeys and regional food.