Attractions in Italy
Torre Guaceto, a marine reserve and WWF Oasis, stands as one of the most pristine stretches of the Adriatic coast in Italy, located on Puglia’s Salento peninsula. This protected area […]
Nestled an hour outside Venice, Aquafollie The Family Water Park Caorle offers a refreshing escape for visitors of all ages. The park features a variety of pools and waterslides, including […]
The Caves of Torri di Slivia, located on Trieste’s karst plateau near the Italian-Slovenian border, offer a striking glimpse into the region’s geological history. Descending more than 300 feet (100 […]
The Gothic Popes’ Palace (Palazzo dei Papi) in Viterbo, Italy, was constructed for the popes who resided there during the mid-13th century. This historic building features the elegant arched Loggia […]
One of the oldest churches in Asti, the Collegiata di San Secondo stands on a scenic square in the heart of the city. This Catholic church boasts striking architecture, featuring […]
Near the town of Arona on Lake Maggiore, the towering bronze figure of San Carlo Borromeo, known as the Sancarlone, stands as a monumental landmark. Second in size only to […]
Nestled in a 59-acre conservation area of oak forest and grassland, Parco Natura Viva in Italy offers a unique experience for animal enthusiasts. The park is home to 1,500 animals […]
The Chiossone Museum of Oriental Art (Museo d’Arte Orientale Edoardo Chiossone) in Genoa, Italy, houses a remarkable collection of Japanese art gathered by the nineteenth-century Italian painter Edoardo Chiossone. During […]
Protruding into the Gulf of Naples, Punta del Capo is a rocky promontory that offers a serene escape from the bustling town of Sorrento. This tranquil spot features a cliff-surrounded […]
Nestled beneath a gift shop on Piazza Navona, the small, free Gladiator Museum offers a glimpse into the lives of Rome’s ancient gladiators. The museum’s collection spans from the seventh […]
The Oratorio di San Francesco Saverio del Caravita, a 17th-century baroque oratory located near the Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola in Rome’s historic center, is renowned for hosting a […]
Nestled within the historic Palazzo della Ragione complex, the Achille Forti Modern Art Gallery (Galleria d’Arte Moderna Achille Forti) in Verona, Italy, offers a rich collection of 19th and 20th-century […]
Running between Vatican City and the River Tiber, Via Cola di Rienzo serves as the main artery of the upscale Prati neighborhood. This broad, stylish street is known for its […]
Perched on a hilltop near Asti, the religious complex of Colle Don Bosco centers around the birthplace of Saint John Bosco. The site features a large, modern basilica that hosts […]
Nestled in the UNESCO-listed Langhe-Roero and Monferrato region of Italy, Alba is renowned for its white truffles, but its history stretches back to ancient Roman times. Beneath the town center, […]
Nestled on the banks of the Tiber River, the Saint Angelo Bridge Methodist Church (Chiesa Metodista di Ponte Sant’Angelo) stands as a serene presence, overlooking the picturesque, pedestrian-only St. Angelo […]
The Porta Maggiore, one of the eastern gates in the Aurelian Walls that once encircled the seven hills of ancient Rome, now stands as a remarkably well-preserved centerpiece in one […]
Nestled on the western shore of Lake Maggiore, Stresa is a charming resort town framed by the Alpine foothills of Monte Mottarone. The town features elegant hotels lining a tree-shaded […]
Via San Lorenzo, a historic street in Genoa’s city center, stretches from the Porto Antico to the stately San Lorenzo Cathedral. Named after the 12th-century cathedral, the street leads visitors […]
Nestled along the Adriatic Coast between Pesaro and Rimini, Parco Naturale Monte San Bartolo provides a serene escape from the bustling resort towns. The park’s steep coastal clifftops are crisscrossed […]
Nestled deep within the mountains near Lake Maggiore, the Antica Cava di Ornavasso has been a source of marble for some of Italy’s most renowned churches. This ancient quarry provides […]
Chiesa Nuova, or the Church of Santa Maria in Vallicella, was founded in 1575 as part of the Counter-Reformation and later rebuilt by St. Philip Neri, earning its name ‘New […]
Located in Syracuse, Italy, the Tecnoparco Archimede Museum (Tecnoparco Museo di Archimede) is an open-air science and technology museum dedicated to the innovations of the Greek mathematician Archimedes. This unique […]
Nestled in the heart of the picturesque clifftop village of Ravello, the Coral Museum (Museo del Corallo) offers a glimpse into the 500-year-old tradition of coral crafting on the Amalfi […]