Best cities and towns in Italy
Although the city of Piacenza is not so popular among tourists as other Italian cities, it still has very nice and typical Italian old city centre full of medieval and Renaissance buildings. The history of Piacenza dates back to the Roman times, when the city was founded in 218 BC. It is situated on the bank of the River Po,
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Caprioli is a historical part of the typical ancient mountain village of Pisciotta located just 1 km from the sandy beaches of Saline. Caprioli offers ideal conditions for a pleasant holiday by the sea. From here you can go for a variety of trips, explore ancient monuments and especially swim in the crystal clear waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Pisciotta,
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Religious heart of Florence, which is known as the European capital of art, is nothing other than the Piazza del Duomo. This is where you can find the Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore, known simply as Duomo or Florence Cathedral, which is a defining symbol of this Italian city, hiding masterpieces of medieval architecture and art. Piazza del Duomo,
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Barga is a charming mountainous town, which is situated in the beautiful Garfagnana valley, at an altitude of 410 m above sea level. If you are looking for a place where time has stopped years ago, then you’ve just found it. Barga, originally a commercial and industrial center, is one of the less known historical jewels of Tuscan valley. You
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Naples, the third largest city in Italy, is ideally snuggled between a dormant volcano and Campi Flegrei. This one of the major cities in Italy impresses visitors with palm fringed boulevards and striking museums and churches. The inhabitants are enthusiastic and welcoming that shows tourists will enjoy every moment of their stay in the city. Here we list free things
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