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Italy

Italy has more UNESCO World Heritage cultural sites than any other country on Earth. Land of the world’s greatest works of art, architecture, gastronomy and fashion situated in southern Europe on the Apennine Peninsula.

Bologna

Bologna, as the capital of the province of Emilia-Romagna, is one of the Italy’s most appealing place. Most of popular places to visit are within walking distance of Piazza Maggiore and the arcaded streets make walking in Bologna pleasant in all kinds of weather. Bologna’s main industries are the manufacture of pasta and sausages.

Venice

This romantic, historic and gorgeous city was originally built on 100 small islands in the Adriatic Sea. Venice located on the north of Italy in the shallow Venetian Lagoon. Venice’s historic buildings are crisscrossed by hundreds of canals. The canals and surrounding lagoon are tidal, salty and form part of a natural marsh flood plain. The lagoon and a part of the city are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The canals, gondolas, architecture and so much more are visited by 30 million tourists each year.

Florence

Birthplace of the Renaissance Florence is a place to feast on world-class art and gourmet Tuscan cuisine. Florence’s museums, palaces, and churches are one of the greatest artistic treasures in the World. Capital of Tuscany and one of Europe’s most popular cities is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Pisa

The marble whiteness of the monuments on the grassy carpet of the piazza treats visitors to a unique sight. Pisa is the birthplace of Galileo Galilei and legend holds that the cathedral’s swaying chandelier inspired him to design the clock pendulum. The main tourist attractions is the Leaning Tower, with Cathedral, Basilica and the Campo Santo – are close together in the Campo dei Miracoli called „Field of Miracles“ and designated in UNESCO World Heritage site.

Milan

Milan is one of the most visited tourist destinations in the Europe. The massive Cathedral of Santa Maria Nascente is the world’s largest and most magnificent cathedral. The home of design, fashion and elegance is also a city with an influential past and a rich cultural heritage. The artists Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci, the composer Verdi, the great tenor Enrico Caruso, and designer Giorgio Armani all worked and lived here.

Verona

Verona is for lovers, best known especially for lovers of Shakespeareʼs Romeo and Juliet. This romantic city is also about the spirit of art, a living historic monument, cultural witness of the world. Verona is medieval, mystical and magnificent example of nature. Tourist attractions in Verona include majestic cathedrals, important palazzos, castles, ancient Roman bridge and one of the most magnificent Italian Renaissance gardens in Italy. All this just a short hop from the shores of stunning Lake Lago di Garda.

Genoa

Genoa is a vast sprawling city that sits in the Gulf of Genoa on the Ligurian Sea in the North western region of Italy. With a current central population of 588,000 and a greater metropolitan population of 1.5 million, Genoa is the 6th largest city in the country and also one of the most important economic centres. A staple of the city is its immense port and shipyards that have been present since the 19th century. As with many regions in Italy, Genoa has been inhabited by humans for thousands of years and its natural harbour was used by both the Romans and Etruscans.

Roma

Inspiring art and vibrant street life, the capital of Italy is one of the worldʼs most romantic and charismatic cities. Rome is proud of its ancient glorious heritage. A city that once expanded its empire throughout Europe, Africa and Asia. Rome is a city drenched in history and Christianity.The Colosseo district, containing the most ancient attractions like the Colosseum, Capitoline Hill and the Roman Forum. On the outside of the centre is Old Rome, St.Peter square in Vatican, featuring the Pantheon, stunning cathedrals, plazas and Renaissance architecture.

Positano/Naples

A beautiful town situated alongside famous Amalfi Coast. Many tourists consider Positano to be one of the most picturesque of all Italy’s coastal resorts. Positano is known for steep streets and steps, smart restaurants, fashionable retailers and the many colourful pastel houses crammed on the hillside next to the beachfront, with beautiful sea views.

Lago di Garda

Lake Garda is one of the most beautiful regions of Northern Italy. Garda has charming old towns, beautiful landscapes and plenty of sightseeing possibilities Lake Garda is the most family and water sports oriented of Italy’s lakes. It’s also Italy’s largest lake, reaching from the steep alpine foothills to the northern edge of the Valley. Southern shore is lined by beaches. The lakeʼs cultural diversity attracts a cosmopolitan crowd.
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