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Cities hotels, itineraries and travel ideas.

Each and every one a unique experience. Each and every one with its own distinct architectural style, its own cuisine, its own enticing rhythm and unique cultural traditions – many still maintaining their own distinct dialect.

Italy's incredibly varied cities provide a vibrant kaleidoscope of colours, sounds and perfumes all of which exist in astounding harmony alongside a large proportion of the world's most renowned artworks housed in the myriad of cathedrals, museums, and theatres which crowd the historic centres. These are cities where Roman ruins and ancient churches form the backdrop to both designer fashion shops and bustling street markets.

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Wellness

When in Rome...

Relaxation in the heart of the Eternal city.

Art

The art of love

A romantic escape to Verona - where else?

Gourmet

A taste of Turin

Where to go and what to eat in the capital of Piedmont.

Art

Lagoon ghetto

Museums, multistory palazzi and synagogues - in Venice

Shopping

Fashion passion

Splashing out in Milan's supercool concept stores

Shopping

Christmas shopping

There's festive fun for everyone, in Italy's Christmas markets.

Gourmet

Magic cooking pots

Hands-on cooking at Florence''s "Pentola delle Meraviglie".

Art

Objects of desire (with a double G)

The art of fashion in Florence's Gucci Museum

Art

The image museum

The Alinari National Museum of Photography in Florence.

Shopping

Arezzo: art in art

Each month, Arezzo hosts Italy's oldest antique fair.

Shopping

Edible Souvenirs

Sweet-toothed Sicily: delicious treats to take home and eat.

Gourmet

Kitchen Drama

Milan's Teatro 7 restaurant and cooking school.

Shopping

Shopping and art in Milan

Architectural masterpieces and spellbinding window displays, all within a few square meters.

Wellness

Spa-ing partners

A luxury hotel and urban spa in central Milan.

Art

Statues & Steam Engines

Rome's Centrale Montemartini museum.

Art

Art in Kalsa

Palermo's Palazzo Abatellis: from Romanesque to Baroque, Sicilian style.

Gourmet

Winds of change

A trip to Sicily and the historic wine cellars of Marsala.

Gourmet

A Plateful of Naples

From pizza to 18th century haute cuisine, Neapolitan style.


Marche

Around and about Ancona

From Ancona to Corinaldo, via the castles of Jesi and Arcevia, discovering the natural and manmade wonders of Marche.

Emilia Romagna

Art, food and Ferrari

A full immersion in the region where the great Giuseppe Verdi was born, for a fully blown cheese feast and a glimpse of the world's most coveted motorcar.

Umbria

Art, nature, and jazz

Whether they visit the region in the height of summer or the depths of winter, Jazz fans will find the vibe they're looking for in Umbria.

Rome

Capital gains

From the ancient Ara Pacis to the ultra modern structure recently created to house it, Rome's love affair with architecture is as "eternal" as the city itself.

Friuli

Coffee with Svevo and Joyce

In the capital city of Friuli Venezia Giulia, hanging out in Trieste's coffee houses, sat at tables once occupied by James Joyce and Italo Svevo.

Florence

Dante's Florence

A journey to the city where the Italian language was born, and the places where the spirit of the country's most famous poet lives on.

Sicily

Dominating Sicily

Towers, temples and kasbahs; precious jewels of antiquity which testify to Sicily's past domination by the Greeks, the Romans and the Arabs.

Sicily

Etna-watching

A journey exploring enchanting cities, famous beaches, and the spectacular and unpredictable force of nature called Etna, Europe's largest active volcano.

Lazio

Exploring the Eternal City

Via del Corso leads visitors right into the heart of Rome, within meters of Piazza Navona, the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish steps.

Florence

Florence for beginners

The Basilica of Santa Croce, Piazza della Signoria, the Uffizi Gallery, Ponte Vecchio, Palazzo Vecchio, the Bargello Museum: Florence unmissables.

Florence

Florentine gardens

An itinerary experiencing the colours and perfumes of the city's green oases: historic retreats of the Florentine aristocracy in the heart of the Tuscan capital.

Tuscany

From Florence to Chianti

From the cradle of the Italian Renaissance to the hills where Tuscany's most loved wine is made.

Venice

Fun & Games in Venice

From the Carlo Goldoni museum house and the twice burnt, twice rebuilt Fenice theatre to Campo Santo Stefano, where the children of Venice play.

Lombardy

Gonzaga family treasures

Spectacular squares and palaces almost as large as the towns which surround them: symbols of the power of the Gonzaga family, rulers of Renaissance Italy.

Rome

Imperial Treasures

From the Colosseum to the Roman Forum, from the Circus Maximus to the Appian Way, an archaeological itinerary discovering Rome's imperial past.

Umbria

In the steps of St Francis

A journey to the region of Italy where Giovanni Francesco di Bernardone was born, visiting the churches, abbeys and convents built in his name.

Piedmont

Mad about museums!

First capital of United Italy in 1861, World Design Capital in 2008, in 150 years Turin, home of the Savoy and Fiat, has never once left the international scene.

Bay of Naples

Neapolitan Museums

Villas, palaces and castles, which have been transformed into museums safeguarding the infinite treasures of Naples.

Rome

Outside the City Walls

From San Paolo to San Lorenzo, via the Pyramid of Cestius and the cemeteries of Verano and Testaccio; where not only great Romans rest in peace.