From the iconic landmarks of Rome to the charming villages of Tuscany, Italy is a wealth of unforgettable experiences that promise to leave a lasting mark on every foreign visitor. Today, we invite you to explore some of the most beautiful things to do in Italy on a journey through la dolce vita in gorgeous Italia.
Rome
Rome, the country’s capital, is a living example of centuries’ worth of culture and art. Discover the St. Peter’s Basilica and the Vatican Museums and get immersed into the ancient atmosphere of the Roman Forum and the Colosseum. Rome offers several experiences that promise to take you back in time to the glory of the Roman Empire, whether you’re throwing a coin into the Trevi Fountain, enjoying gelato on the Spanish Steps, or admiring the views from the Palatine Hill.
Florence
An oasis for cultural gems, Florence lies in the heart of Tuscany and is home to Michelangelo’s worldwide famous David sculpture and the magnificent frescoes of the Uffizi Gallery. Here you can see the legendary collections of the Accademia and the Pitti Palace, and walk through the Duomo and the Ponte Vecchio bridge, proud heritage of the Renaissance architecture.
Coast of Amalfi
The Amalfi Coast is a gorgeous region famed for its spectacular cliffs, colory villages, and of course clear waters. The coast of Amalfi stretches along the waters of southern Italy. Here you will be able to navigate a boat and making stops to see famous towns like Positano and Amalfi, enjoying the delicious seafood at local trattorias, lounging on peaceful beaches, or just taking in the marvelous views from cliffside terraces.
Venice
Sail along the Grand Canal’s promenades and take in the stunning architecture that adorns its banks, or take a gondola ride down its tranquil water paths, passing under historic bridges and palazzos. Venice provides a broad spectrum of activities that are sure to amaze everyone from all over the world, by seeing the famous St. Mark’s Square landmarks and Rialto markets, or taking the best tours to visit Murano Glass Factory.
Cinque Terre
Located at the top of natural hillsides with a view of the Ligurian Sea, the Cinque Terre is a sum of five colorful neighborhoods that cling to the coast like pendants. There, you can discover the beautiful soft-pastel-colored homes and vineyards that cascade down the hills below in the towns of Manarola, Vernazza, Monterosso, Riomaggiore and Corniglia. Then, take a walk down the paths that link the villages, stopping to take in the vistas of the Mediterranean and the stunning Italian settings that have always served (and still do!) as an inspiration to poets and famous not only Italian artists.
Swimming in coves, enjoying freshly caught seafood, or just living your carpe diem in the simple and relaxing aura of village life— Cinque Terre offers a flawless getaway to one of Italy’s most captivating coastal places.
Undoubtedly, there are many more special locations even if we only spoke about five of them. But, don’t wait for us to speak: book your Roman Holiday as soon as possible to experience it firsthand.
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