Italy Tours

Best Places to Visit in Italy

ROME

Rome, the largest city in Italy, is where the Roman Empire was founded, which has a history dating back over 2,500 years. Because of its glorious past, Rome is referred to as the "Eternal City." Moreover, with hundreds of churches and monasteries, seven Catholic universities, and the Vatican City, the seat of the Pope and the Holy See, Rome is the center of the Catholic Church worldwide. From the 14th through the 16th century, Rome was a major Italian Renaissance center and it still retains a considerable amount of Renaissance and Baroque city scale. In 1980, the historic urban areas of Rome was listed as a World Heritage Site. From Rome to Florence via Tuscany to Venice, Italy's vast tourist treasure is full of endless possibilities for itineraries for your dream vacation.

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  VENICE

  Venice is called the "Pearl of the Adriatic Sea" for its numerous waterways, gorgeous architecture, paintings, and sculptures. If you come between early February and early March, you’ll also experience the Venice Carnival, one of the oldest and biggest carnivals in the world.

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  FLORENCE & PISA

  Formerly the hub of European art, Florence is known for its Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral, Uffizi Gallery, Michelangelo's David, etc. Many travelers also like to flock to the neighboring city of Pisa for the Leaning Tower of Pisa, whose tilt is still growing by 1 millimeter per year.

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  SORRENTO

  This seaside town is perched on cliffs and surrounded by mulberry, lemon, orange, and olive trees. Wine and seafood are among its primary production. Ancient monasteries, medieval sculptures, and paintings are also present here. Have you still got an excuse to stay away?

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  POMPEII

  It was the second-most prosperous city after Rome as early as the 8th century BC, and it had a colosseum, a theater, and many amusement facilities, which fascinated numerous visitors. However, the city was ruthlessly erased from the map when Mount Vesuvius abruptly erupted.