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Ancient cities, art, food and coast
ExploreItaly.
Ancient monuments, Renaissance art, canal cities, vineyard landscapes and dramatic Mediterranean coast—discover experiences across Italy.
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Italy favourites
Begin with ancient Rome, Venice’s waterways, Florence’s Renaissance treasures or the villages of the Amalfi Coast.
Monumental ruins, celebrated art and lively neighbourhoods shaped over millennia.
Historic waterways, elegant architecture and atmospheric streets without cars.
Extraordinary art, cathedral views and a gateway to the Tuscan countryside.
Colourful towns, dramatic sea views and unforgettable journeys along the coast.
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Italy destinations
One country, many journeys
Every region tells a different story.
Italy changes from Alpine lakes to ancient cities and Mediterranean islands. Combine art and archaeology with regional cooking, vineyard country, coastal villages and local traditions.
Follow your curiosity
Ways to explore Italy
Choose a destination by the kind of experience you want most.
Ancient history
Roman ruins, archaeological sites and streets shaped over thousands of years.
Explore Rome →Food & wine
Markets, regional cooking, vineyard visits and memorable local specialities.
Explore Bologna →Art & architecture
Renaissance masterpieces, remarkable churches and historic city centres.
Explore Florence →Coast & islands
Cliffside villages, blue water, volcanic landscapes and Mediterranean journeys.
Explore the Amalfi Coast →Useful basics
Italy at a glance
Helpful answers
Italy FAQs
Useful guidance before choosing your cities and experiences.
Where should first-time visitors begin?
Rome, Florence and Venice form a classic first route with excellent rail connections. Add fewer stops if you want time for neighbourhoods, food and unhurried sightseeing.
How long should I spend in Italy?
One week works for two or three nearby destinations. Ten to fourteen days allows several cities or a combination of cities, countryside and coast.
When is the best time to visit?
Italy works year-round, but spring and autumn often bring comfortable sightseeing weather. Summer is busiest and hottest, especially in major cities and coastal areas.
Do I need to book attractions in advance?
Reserve major museums, archaeological sites and popular day trips ahead when possible, particularly during weekends, holidays and the busiest travel months.
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