The world we live in full of beautiful places and picturesque landscapes that passionate travelers would simply love to visit. Italy is one of the most favorite countries to visit featuring on the bucket list of most travelers. Italy is simply a stunning and serene place to go, this amazing European country is located along the Mediterranean coast and famous for several things which include the Vatican, Venice (the city on water), Colosseum (the ancient symbol of Italian culture), Milan (the fashion capital), the delicious Italian cuisines, the exquisite Italian architecture, and fast sport Italian cars.
Italy is considered to be one of the most popular and visited countries of the world, and the reasons for it are its quite a diverse and distinctive landscape, stunning Alps mountains, azure seas, and crystal blue lakes, incredible scenery, charming villages, hospitable people, and ancient churches and castles. Italy is also known for its history, culture, food, football culture, fast automobiles, and music. It is the wish of many people to visit Italy as their travel destination. Skyitl – Travel Like a Local is here to help you know all about the best places that you have to see once you go to Italy.
Rome:
The capital of Italy is one of the popular tourist capitals of the world, and there is this famous phrase ‘All roads lead to Rome.’ The Italian capital is known for the ancient relics and buildings which includes the astounding Colosseum, the Pantheon, the Vatican Museum, and the Palatine Hill. You can eat the delightful gelato ice-cream on the Spanish Steps, explore the green Borghese gardens, or shop at the Via Veneto. You will find a lot of fun throwing a coin in the Trevi Fountain.
Venice:
Your tour to Italy will be incomplete if you do not get a chance to visit Venice, which is one of a kind city surrounded by water. You will not take a taxi ride but ride on the gondola which will take you through the canals, and you will see St. Mark’s Square and also walk on the Rialto Bridge. The places to visit in Venice are Saint Mark’s Basilica and Doges’ Palace.
Tuscany:
The scenic countryside and wide expanse of natural greenery of Tuscany would make you fall in love. The exotic and vintage Italian wine is made none other than the old vineyards of Tuscany. The many places to visit here include the San Gimignano, Arezzo, and Volterra.
Milan:
The city of Milan is one of the four fashion capitals, but apart from fashion, the city has a stream of architectural locations and artistic buildings. Milan has also been home to many extraordinary painters and sculptors such as Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and Verdi. The most sophisticated fashion brands also originate from Milan, such as Armani, Gucci, Versace, and Prada.
Florence:
The tourists who like to explore old architecture would simply love visiting Florence, which is a showcase of Italian art and culture. The most attractive site is Duomo, the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, which is also called the landmark of world architecture. There are dozens of museums that are full of dazzling paintings and sculptors.
Amalfi Coast:
One of the coolest and attractive locations of Italy is definitely the Amalfi Coast which sits at the southern tip of Naples and juts out in the azure waters of the Mediterranean. The houses seem remarkable built on the steep cliffs, the streets are like stairways and colorful flowers bloom everywhere. You can reach out to the reserved but scenic town of Capri if you are in the Amalfi Coast.
Lake Como:
Italy is full of beautiful lakes, and Lake Como is simply surreal and favorite romantic spot as it leaves the hustle and bustle of city life behind. You can easily see the tall Alps in the north. You can see the exquisite Bellagio, the town of Varenna, and the two lakes one to the east (Lake Maggiore) and one to the west (Lake Garda).
The Italian Dolomites:
The one thing you surely do not miss your travel is the picturesque and simply astounding Dolomites. There are some gorgeous views of the stunning landscape that surrounds this place. You will love coming here if you are passionate about skiing and rock climbing.
Cinque Terra:
The most colorful part of your Italian trip would be going to Cinque Terra which has small, vibrant houses built on steep slopes. The Cinque Terra has an attractive colored house with amazing views of the Mediterranean.
The Leaning Tower of Pisa:
The ancient structure known as the Leaning Tower of Pisa is located in Tuscany and has been a symbol of Italy for decades and also included in the list of heritage sites of the world.
Verona:
One of the secluded spots in Italy that people would want to visit is surely Verona, which is quite beautiful. The Adige River flows along with the city, and there is also the castle of Castelvecchio built in the 14th century. Verona is also the city where two famous Shakespeare’s fictional characters ‘Romeo and Juliet’ are seen living.
