Italy is one of the most popular European countries known for its history, art and culture, architecture, fashion, and cuisine. A visit to Italy is one of a kind experience as it has some of the most beautiful cities in the world and the top ten cities are:
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Rome
Rome is the capital of Italy. It offers history and architectural treasures in almost every corner of the city. Piazza Di Spagna and The Vatican, a walled city within the city, are not to be missed. It has many medieval churches, ancient monuments, and museums. It boasts of some of the country’s finest restaurants and nightlife.
Venice
Venice is known to be among one of the most beautiful and romantic cities in the world; situated on the water in the middle of the lagoon. Piazza San Marco is known to be the heart of Venice with a marvelous church. It has some great seafood restaurants. Streets are narrow traffic-free and an ultimate canal ride through the interconnected waterways is recommended.
Florence
Florence is world-famous for its art. It has sculptures, buildings, paintings, and frescoes by artists like Da Vinci and Titian. Its Duomo, Baptistery, Medici palaces, and botanical gardens are a must-visit.
Milan
Milan
Milan is one of the most uptown cities in Italy and is one of the fashion centers of the world. The city is known for its fast-paced fashion sense and style; it has famous designer shops, galleries, and restaurants. It is the home of famous football clubs A.C Milan and Inter. La Scala is the most popular opera house in the world.
Naples
Naples is most famous for being the home of the world-famous dish Pizza and had recently undergone a renovation; it is now said to be at its vibrant best restoring its historic architectural treasures to their former glory. It is the country’s most beautiful port.
Turin
Turin is famous for elegant chic shops, restaurants, and historic café’s. It also boasts of some extravagant architecture and history. Via Po (walkway) and Il Quadrilatero (medieval center) make it ideal to explore it on foot.
Bologna
Bologna has some ancient architecture with beautiful churches and monuments. It is known for its liberal politics and academic influence with an age-old famous university and fine cuisine; pasta, tortellini, and Bolognese sauce originated here.
Verona
Verona
Verona is mostly known for Romeo and Juliet story setting and a world-famous opera festival. It has a great medieval center and a fascinating castle complex.
Perugia
Perugia is a youthful place with universities and foreign language schools. Piazza Italia, Piazza Partigiani and Fontana Maggiore are the main attracting spots. Music and food (especially chocolate) are an important part of the city.
Genoa
Genoa is Italy’s principal seaport with a large medieval center. It has a number of renaissance palaces, museums, galleries, and a fascinating aquarium. The city introduced Pesto to world cuisine.
