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Italy Destinations - Vacation, Travel and Hotel Information
Check out our 28 Italy destinations below. Discover all our destinations to plan a perfect vacation.
Select one, or even five or six cities to see during your vist. We have some suggested vacations to show you, or design your own.
Listed below are Italy's most popular cities, towns and regions, each with their own unique Italian cultures and adventures waiting for you. Learn more about these Destinations to help you decide where your perfect Italy vacation should begin!
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In the North: Bologna, Cortina, Florence, Siena, Milan, Lake Como, Genoa, Pisa, Portofino, Venice, Verona & the regions of Tuscany and Italian Riviera.
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In Central Italy: Assisi, Rome, and the region of Umbria
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In the South: Naples, Sorrento, Capri, Positano, Ravello, Bari, Palermo, Taormina, and the regions of Campania(Amalfi Coast) Puglia and Siciliy
Perhaps more than in any other Italian city, in Assisi a mystical, otherworldly presence dominates.
Bari is the city for those who want to stand at a cultural nexus, one that has been nurtured and preserved through millennia by cultures as far away as Northern Europe and Arabia.
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Capri is Italy's incomparable resort island, complete with striking wide-ranging views, golden lemon trees...
The five little villages along with the stunning landscape that make up the Cinque Terre create a place unlike any other in Italy.
Since the 17th century, the deep blue, opulent waters of Lake Como have been considered one of Europe's most charming destinations.
With one gaze over Cortina d'Ampezzo's jagged peaks, you will appreciate how the Dolomite Mountains struck fear in the hearts...
For all Tuscany's splendor, when it comes to the treasures of the Italian Renaissance, Florence, or Firenze, is unrivaled.
This spectacular section of the Italian Riviera has several interesting villages, ports, and resorts. Most can be reached by train, bus, or ferry from Genoa.
Milan is Italy's most dynamic metropolis, and acts a bridge between Italy's glorious past and its thriving present.
Naples is inhabited by a particular essence, one that either brings its guests to the very heights of elation, or drags them to the fiery depths of discontent.
Beautifully situated on the Bay of Palermo is a dazzling city where Norman, Arab, Roman, and Greek culture converge.
The Leaning Tower of Pisa is one of the most recognized symbols of Italy and a truly special site to visit; but it isn't Pisa's only gem.
Unlike anything else in Italy, Pompeii animates our imagination and gives us a prolonged glimpse of what the Ancient Roman world was actually like.
Portofino is Liguria's most prized possession; a wildly beautiful idyllic village with pastel colored houses set on a luxurious port.
On the southern strip of the legendary Amalfi Drive lies the remote village of Positano.
Turquoise waters lapping miles of pristine shoreline, intermingled with broad, vineyard-covered plains make Puglia an excellent backdrop for the ideal vacation.
Ever since the great Renaissance author Boccacio discovered that Ravello was among the greatest and most inspiring backdrops in Italy...
On the surface, Rome is the incomparably beautiful Eternal City, endowed with some of Italy's finest...
Sicily is a holiday on the beach, an excellent destination for the daring or a historical cultural experience that simply cannot be matched to anyplace else in the universe.
Just as the beautiful, sultry sirens that once sang to Odysseus and his Greek sailors, so Sorrento, their mythological residence...
Rising majestically from the sea, Taormina sparkles at the foot of Monte Tauro. This quaint coastal town has been a deluxe destination for those with refined tastes ever since ancient times.
The Italian Riviera attracts a different kind of visitor, one who is ready to soak up Liguria's warm sun, delight in...
Considering Tuscany's role in Italian culture is like assessing the great Florentine poet Dante's influence...
Visiting Umbria will inspire you to ask how this amazing region is largely undiscovered by Americans.
Venice is a city of unspeakable intrigue and beauty, with its labyrinth of calle, intertwining canals, and glorious architecture and monuments from its celebrated maritime past.
Verona, Italy Vacations - Verona is famous for its artistic beauties, operas, several annual fairs and shows such as the lyrical season in the Arena, the ancient amphitheatre built by the Romans.
