27 amazing places you can visit in Italy

Italy is one of the most attractive and popular tourist destinations in the world, and this is not surprising. It's enough just to look at a few places on its territory - and you will understand why this is so. Find out which of these places you should visit first.

Via Krupp, Capri

The whole island of Capri is full of scenic places. If you want to see how rocky cliffs meet the sea, you will need to go to the gardens of Augustus, from where along the winding path you can go down to Marina Piccolo.

Calfoch, South Tyrol

Kalfosh is a small mountain village in the north of Italy, and it is very popular both among tourists and among lovers of alpine skiing.

Lake Como, Lombardy

Lake Como was a popular holiday destination of the ancient Roman aristocracy, and the flesh until today it is known as a favorite place of rich people. And this is not surprising, considering what kinds of Alps open up from here, as well as how many historical beautiful villas here.

Castelcuccio, Umbria

This small town, located on the top of a hill in the heart of the Monti Sibillini National Park, is located far from the beaten paths of average tourists visiting Italy, but it is worth it to deviate from the route. In the spring you will be able to see how beautifully the wild flowers bloom here.

Positano, the Amalfi Coast

In May 1953, John Steinbeck wrote: "Positano leaves a deep mark. It does not seem real when you are there, but when you leave it, it becomes incredibly real and inviting. " And if it has not yet tempted you to go to this town, then pay attention to what there are luxury hotels, and immediately buy tickets.

Piazza Duomo, Syracuse

Sicily is known for its ancient Greek ruins, but one of the most beautiful places is the Riazza Duomo in Syracuse, where the remains of the temple of Athena were combined with the newer baroque cathedral.

Polignano a Mare, Apulia

Although the coastal towns on the Amalfi Coast attract the attention of tourists most of all, this small village on the Adriatic coast also deserves to be visited. There you can go to a restaurant, the hall of which is located in a cave made inside one of the rocks.

Siena, Tuscany

The medieval city is famous for its black and white marble cathedral, which is a striking example of Italian romance-gothic architecture. If you arrive in the summer, you can visit the horse races on the Piazza del Campo, which are held from the seventeenth century.

Ponte Sant'Angelo and St. Peter's Basilica in Rome

Rome is full of incredible places, but if you want to see one of the most romantic sunsets, then you need to go to the bridge of Ponto Umberto I with the approach of twilight.

Dolomites, South Tyrol

If you like adventure, then you should visit the Dolomites located in the north-eastern part of Italy, since it is there where you can ski or climb a cliff, as do thousands of other tourists.

Bologna, Emilia-Romagna

Bologna is located between Venice and Florence, and it received its nickname La Rossa (which translates as "Red") because of the terracotta buildings located in the medieval city center.

Bridge of Sighs, Venice

If you believe the legend, lovers who kiss, being in a gondola floating under this bridge during sunset, will love each other forever. Even if you do not believe in signs, you can not deny the fact that this place is very romantic, although a bit too touristy.

Konya, the valley of Aosta

This tiny mountain village, located close to the border with France and Switzerland, is one of the main ski resorts in Italy.

Manarola, Cinque Terre

Although all the five villages that make up the Cinque Terre are magnificent, traditionally the best among them is the Manarola with its pastel houses looking out to the sea.

Catedral de Santa Maria del Fiore, Florence

No trip to Florence will be complete unless you see the red dome of this cathedral.

Villa Rufolo, Ravello

If you want to admire the best views of the Amalfi coast, you should go to the thirteenth century gardens located next to Villa Rufolo in Ravello.

Gallery Vittorio Emanuele II, Milan

Even if you do not want to shop, you should definitely go through this gallery when you are in Milan. But if you are there, you can visit the most important and luxurious boutiques of the city.

Church of San Biagio, Montepulciano

Regardless of which part of this mountain city of the Renaissance you are, it is, in one way or another, very idyllic. But if you want to enjoy the most picturesque views, then you should go to this church.

Burano, Veneto

The island of Burano, located in the Venetian lagoon, pleases the eye with bright houses, which will be a dream for every photographer of photography.

Basilica of St. Francis, Assisi

The extensive frescoes of the XIII century of this basilica are so beautiful that you should definitely see this city, even if you do not belong to tourists who like to visit places of worship.

Prato della Valle, Padua

This is not only the largest area in Italy, it is also one of the most beautiful, given the fact that in its center is an island with statues of the XVIII and XIX centuries.

Matera, Basilicata

Matera was once one of the poorest cities in Italy and was known for its extensive network of underground slums. But after it was on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1993, the cave-shaped dwellings were restored and turned into fabulous hotels.

Capriccioli Beach, Sardinia

On the Costa Smeralda there are a lot of incredible beaches, so it's very difficult to choose any one. But if you still have to choose, then you should pay attention to the beach of Capriccioli, which is famous for emerald green water and white sand.

Santa Maria della Pieta in Rocca Calasio, Abruzzo

You should visit the octagonal church of the XVII century, located near the fortress of Rocca Kalashio, to enjoy the view from the view to the Apennines.

Scilla, Calabria

Shilla is a popular coastal city, which is located on the very toe of the Italian Boot. However, lovers of Greek history and mythology will be happy to visit the place where the sea creature Scylla tortured Odysseus during his adventures.

Governor's Palace, Trieste

Trieste, located on the border with Slovenia, was once the fourth largest city of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, which can easily be seen in the center of the city, where Viennese architecture dominates.

Santa Caterina del Sasso, Lake Maggiore

Lake Maggiore is on the border of the regions of Piedmont and Lombardy, and it is amazing from which side to look. However, the most picturesque place is this monastery, which was made directly in the cliff hanging over the lake.