Attractions in Italy
- 1925
The Basilica of St. John Lateran, also known as the Basilica di San Giovanni in Laterano, stands as Rome’s oldest church and the most significant of the city’s four papal […]
- 1862
Aventine Hill, one of the legendary seven hills on which Rome was built, holds a significant place in the city’s founding myth as the hill chosen by Remus. Nestled in […]
- 1852
Nestled in the Itria Valley of Bari, Italy, Alberobello is a town that seems plucked from a fairy tale, with over 1,000 round, whitewashed cottages known as trulli. These unique […]
- 1850
Commemorating the influential Della Scala family, the Scaliger Tombs (Arche Scaligere) stand as a series of five Gothic funerary monuments outside the Santa Maria Antica church in Verona. Dating back […]
- 1846
Presumed to be set over the tomb of St. Paul, the Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls (Basilica di San Paolo Fuori le Mura) stands as one of Rome’s […]
- 1836
Palazzo Strozzi, a prime example of Renaissance architecture in Florence, was constructed in the 15th century for the affluent Strozzi family. Located in the heart of the city, the palazzo […]
- 1831
Perched at 1,700 feet above sea level, Castelmola is a charming coastal town in Sicily, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea and the imposing Mt. Etna. This historic […]
- 1806
Perched high above the chaotic historic center, Posillipo Hill is one of the most elegant residential neighborhoods in Naples. Located on the northern coast of the Gulf of Naples, this […]
- 1791
Beneath the bustling streets of Naples, the Naples Underground (Napoli Sotterranea) reveals nearly two millennia of history. This subterranean network showcases the ancient city’s infrastructure, including aqueducts, cisterns, and passages […]
- 1787
The Basilica of San Domenico, one of Siena’s most historically significant churches, is deeply connected to the city’s own Saint Catherine. In 1363, at the age of 15, Catherine took […]
- 1760
Perched on a rocky outcrop beside the clifftop old town, the Santa Maria dell’Isola Monastery stands as Tropea’s most iconic sight. Its fairytale castle-like appearance draws visitors to climb the […]
- 1748
In the archaeological wonderland of Pompeii, the House of the Vettii offers a glimpse into the lives of its prosperous Roman merchant owners. This well-preserved domus is renowned for its […]
- 1740
Porta Borsari, a white limestone gate, once served as a significant entrance point into the historic city of Verona, Italy. Built with two arched entrances and two sets of windows […]
- 1736
Sitting high above one of Venice’s most famous squares, the 15th-century St. Mark’s Clock Tower has marked the time in the city for over 500 years. Its blue-and-gold dial and […]
- 1733
Perched on a hilltop in Tuscany, Monteriggioni is a medieval village encircled by ancient walls. The village overlooks a landscape of olive groves and vineyards, offering a picturesque setting. Visitors […]
- 1724
For a unique window into Palermo’s cultural traditions, visit the historic Sicilian Puppet Theatre, known as Opera Dei Pupi. This form of rod marionette theatre is so singular that it […]
- 1719
Piazza del Ferrarese, along with the adjoining Piazza Mercantile, forms the heart of Bari’s historic center, known as Bari Vecchia. This 17th-century square has recently undergone renovation, preserving its historical […]
- 1716
In the heart of Bologna, the Fountain of Neptune (Fontana del Nettuno), also known as Il Zigànt or The Giant, stands as a prominent 16th-century landmark. Created by Giambologna, the […]
- 1689
Marina Grande, once a humble fishing village, now serves as Capri’s main port. Nestled on the island’s northern coast, this bustling harbor is a hub of activity, with rows of […]
- 1682
Nestled between the bustling bay and the looming Mt. Vesuvius, Naples’ Centro Storico stands as a UNESCO-listed historic center, offering a concentrated glimpse into the city’s rich heritage. This vibrant […]
- 1676
Nestled on the southeastern coast of Sicily, Noto is a charming limestone town and a key component of a sprawling UNESCO World Heritage Site. Renowned for its Sicilian baroque architecture, […]
- 1673
Corvaja Palace, an architectural gem in Taormina, Italy, stands as a vivid testament to Sicily’s rich and layered history. Blending Arab, Norman, and Spanish influences, the palace showcases a unique […]
- 1672
Nestled in the heart of Lucca, Italy, the Lucca Cathedral, or Duomo di Lucca, stands as a testament to the city’s rich history and cultural heritage. The cathedral’s architecture blends […]
- 1637
The historic San Carlo Opera House, or Teatro di San Carlo, opened its doors in 1737, making it older than the renowned La Scala in Milan. Located in Naples, Italy, […]