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Your Guide to Italy’s Top Cities and Destinations

You could visit Italy dozens of times and still have places left to see and cities you want to explore over and over. What are you waiting for? You know you want to come back to the land of pasta, wine, history, and warm hospitality. Dive into the city or area you want to visit below!

Amalfi Coast
Florence
Milan
Rome
Tuscany
Venice

Amalfi Coast and Pompeii

Step foot on ancient ruins in Pompeii or climb Mt. Vesuvius to get in touch with ancient Italy—79 A.D. to be exact. Or learn how to get around the Amalfi Coast, discover where to stay in Capri, and plan what to do in Amalfi from Sorrento to Positano.

How to Visit Pompeii
Getting Around the Amalfi Coast
Best Pompeii Tours
Top Foods to Try
Where to Stay
Things to Do

Florence

Get to know Florence’s gems at the Uffizi Gallery (Birth of Venus is waiting!) and the massive David statue at Accademia Gallery. Then explore Ponte Vecchio, the cathedral, or head afield to a vineyard since you’re in Tuscany.

Best Florence Tours and Why
Guide to Accademia in Florence
How to Visit Accademia
Where to Eat Florence
Best Restaurants
Florence in a Day
Top Foods to Try
Top monuments and attractions in Florence Guide
Top 18 Things to Do

Milan

Milan is the cradle of fashion, finance, and the Last Supper. We know how to spend your day in Milan, the foods you should try, and everything you need to know about da Vinci’s famous painting.

How to Visit Milan’s Cathedral
Best Last Supper Tours and Why
Milan in a day
Best Restaurants
Top Foods to Try
Amazing Facts About the Last Supper

Rome

There’s no city like Rome. Come spend a few days in the heart of western civilization getting to know the streets and stones that Romans touched 2,000 years ago. Plan ahead to see the Colosseum, Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, Borghese Gallery, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Piazza Navona, and so much more. Plus, we have the best restaurant guides to Rome from Trastevere to the Jewish Ghetto.

Best Rome Tours and Why
Things to Do
Top Foods to Try
Borghese Gallery Rome's top museums apollo & daphne
The Borghese Gallery
How Many Days to Spend in Rome?
Day Trip to Pompeii Worth It?

Tuscany

The heart of Italy is the Tuscany region. With great places to stay in Piedmont, Montepulciano, Montalcino, and San Gimignano, you’ll be ready for the best stay of your life. Or use our helpful guides to Tuscany’s wine regions below.

How to Plan Your Tuscany Trip
Dreamy Vineyard Accommodation
Tips for Visiting Vineyards
Ultimate Wine Region Guide
Best Restaurants in San Gimignano
Where to Stay in Montepulciano

Venice

A trip to Venice is a must since there’s no other city like it in the world. The streets—ahem—canals are the same as they were when Venice was founded in the 5th century! Get to know the most famous piazza in the world, ride a gondola, and taste the best food Venice has to offer. St. Mark’s, Doge’s Palace, and the Murano and Burano islands are waiting to greet you!

Best Tours in Venice and Why
Venice in a Day
Things to Do
Al Portego Best Restaurants in Castello Venice
Top Foods to Try
Guide to St. Mark’s Basilica
Where to Stay

Top Tours in Northern Italy

Whether you start your tour of Italy in Venice, Milan, or Florence, we have top-rated tours in all the best cities to help you get to know this enchanting country. Weave through Cinque Terre, sip wine in Tuscany, or explore the islands of Murano and Burano in Venice.

Florence Tours

Our “in a day” tour is best way to to see Florence’s beloved gems. Step back in time at the Uffizi Gallery, stand beneath the massive statue of David, be wowed by the Florence Cathedral, see the glittering jewels on Ponte Vecchio, and explore the side streets and markets of old town Florence. You’ll fall in love with this Renaissance city in just one day.

Tuscany Wine Tours

Explore the best that Tuscany has to offer. From wine tasting in Chianti to San Gimignano, you’ll leave Tuscany with a new appreciation for the centuries-old traditions that make unforgettable Italian wines. And of course, you’ll learn about these historic places thanks to your guide.

Venice Tours

The Floating City may seem easy to explore since it’s smaller than other cities like Rome, but don’t be fooled. There’s plenty to learn and explore with the help of a local guide and skip-the-line entry. Discover the secrets of the Doge’s Palace, step onto the terrace of St. Mark’s Basilica, explore Murano’s glassblowing industry, and so much more.

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Top Tours in Southern Italy

A trip to southern Italy is a must for anyone looking to see the best of this incredible country. The history of the Roman era is displayed throughout the Eternal City’s streets, and you can dive deep into Catholic history and art at the Vatican Museums and St. Peter’s Basilica.

And of course, you can’t ignore the most famous archaeological site at the ruins of Pompeii. From there you’re near the Amalfi Coast, home to stunning coastlines and cities like Capri, Sorrento, Positano, and more. We know Italy like the back of our hands, so trust us to make sure you create the most memorable trip to Italy ever.

Rome Tours

You won’t believe just how many top monuments you can see in Rome in just one day. Visit St. Peter’s, the Sistine Chapel, Trevi Fountain, the Colosseum, and much more with the help of a passionate and top-rated guide. This tour gives you a great feel to the city, so it’s the perfect way to start your trip in Rome. But of course, you can choose any Vatican, Colosseum, catacomb, or food tour in Rome that sounds perfect for you!

Pompeii Tours

The ruins of Pompeii have fascinated millions of visitors and you can be one of them! Whether you opt for a day trip from Rome, a trip that includes Mt. Vesuvius, or meet your guide at Pompeii, you’ll be amazed at the stories your archaeological guide will share. It’s a must-see attraction in southern Italy, so reserve ahead of time for this small group opportunity.

Amalfi Coast and Capri Tours

The sun seems to always shine on the Amalfi Coast, so it’s the perfect place to book a water tour of this stunning area of Italy. Whether you stay in Sorrento, Positano, or Amalfi, you can find the perfect tour to explore the coast, sail to Capri for the day, see the Blue Grotto, or sea kayak along the cliffs. Your time in Amalfi and Capri will be unforgettable, thanks to our top-selling tours.

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Top Things to See in Sicily Video Guide – 11 min

In this video, we provide you with comprehensive insights into the top attractions and must-visit destinations in Sicily, Italy. From captivating archaeological sites to pristine beaches and charming historic villages, we’ve curated a list of 12 essential experiences that encapsulate the essence of Sicily’s rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. https://youtu.be/mQmfFySsMLY Video in narrated by…

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12 Astonishing Facts You Might Not Know About The Medici Family

Let’s face it, nobody rocked the Renaissance like the Medici family did. They were known for their banking prowess and they were famed patrons of the arts. These famous Florentines did everything they could to rise to power and they accumulated fantastic wealth. It’ll come as no surprise that intrigue surrounds them. Here are some astonishing…

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Where Is the Statue of David?

After 500 years, Michelangelo’s David is still recognized as a masterpiece that propelled the evolution of Renaissance art in Florence. But what isn’t quite as recognizable is the original version of the David. Currently, there are three statues of David—one authentic one and two replicas. In this guide, you’ll learn about the significance of the…

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