Amazing places you have got to visit in Italy

Rome is the capital city of Italy; it has many interesting museums, piazzas, restaurants and must-see sites such as the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, the Roman Forum and the Vatican City. Walking the streets of Rome is indeed a magical experience; the whole city seems like an outdoor museum.

Siena is a city located in Tuscany, Italy; it is one of the most visited cities in this Mediterranean country, and the historic center was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. If you visit Siena, you’ll be delighted with its cuisine, art and museums. Make sure to visit the Piazza del Camp to admire the medieval architecture.

This baroque city is located in Puglia; it offers many attractions such as the Church of the Holy Cross which is one of the most important churches in Italy.  If you visit Lecce, you’ll be able to enjoy the baroque architecture and an ancient Roman amphitheater.

This city offers unique gardens and palaces and it is famous for its intact Renaissance-era city walls. Located in Tuscany, it hosts many events such as the Lucca Film Festival or the Lucca Comic and Games festival. The most popular attractions are Duomo di San Martino, Ducal Palace or the Piazza dell'Anfiteatro.

This city is known as the food capital and gastronomical giant, so eating delicious meals here is a must! You can visit its medieval museums and enjoy great views standing on top of one of the towers of the Cathedral Petronius. The ragu sauce was invented here so make sure to try the lasagna and tagliatelle dishes in Bologna.

Verona is a beautiful city located in Veneto, northern Italy. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations due to its artistic heritage; three of Shakespeare’s plays are set in Verona. If you go to Verona, make sure to visit Juliet’s house, its Roman amphitheater or the Basilica of San Zeno Maggiore.

Genoa is considered Europe’s largest historical center due to its impressive landmarks and history. There are many sites you should visit, such as the house where Christopher Columbus was born or the Piazza De Ferrari. The pesto sauce was invented here so you have to try as much food as possible in Genoa.

This city is famous for its leaning tower, but there are many other attractions that make Pisa a must-see destination. Some of the interesting sights include Piazza dei Cavalieri, Piazza del Duomo or the Museo dell'Opera del Duomo.

This seaside town is located in the province of Lecce, it offers many attractions such as the Castello Aragonese, the church of San Pietro or the catacombs of Torre Pinta. You can enjoy the breathtaking views and the white sand beaches.

This beautiful city located in Tuscany was the center of medieval European trade and finance. The amazing Renaissance architecture and art centers make it one of Italy’s most visited cities; there are also many museums, palaces and churches such as Santa Maria Novella and Santa Croce.

Menaggio is a town located in the province of Como, the natural beauty it offers is absolutely breathtaking. There are many activities you can do such as mountain hikes, or renting a boat to enjoy the view from the water.

Milan is known for being the international capital of fashion and Italy’s financial center. It has the third largest economy among European cities. There are many famous landmarks such as the Duomo, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele or La Scala.

Belluno is a town located in Veneto. You can enjoy the beautiful views of the Alps and the Renaissance architecture. Among the activities you can do in Belluno are sailing, hiking and skiing.

Urbino is World Heritage Site where you can find a legacy of the Renaissance culture. It is located in a hilly area and it has many attractions you can visit such as the Palazzo Ducale which houses the Galleria Nazionale delle Marche.

This beautiful city located in Sicily offers an amazing history, architecture and gastronomy. Some of the most popular landmarks are the Palermo Cathedral, Palazzo dei Normanni or the Teatro Massimo.

This is a historic city also located in Sicily, which was founded by an ancient Greek civilization. It is also known for being a World Heritage Site with a lot of Greek and Roman remains. If you visit Siracusa during the summer you’ll enjoy the typical Mediterranean climate.

Turin is known for its baroque architecture and for being the Italian capital of chocolate. Its cathedral houses the Shroud of Turin which is displayed only once every decade. If you visit Turin, you have to try the “bicerin” which is a traditional hot drink made of espresso, chocolate, and whole milk.

Cinque Terre consists of five villages: Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore. They are closely located that why most people visit all of them. If you visit any of the villages, you’ll be able to enjoy hiking along the cliffs.