One-day itineraries to discover the best of every city, airport by airport.
Birthplace of Aurelio Saffi, Forlì preserves one of Italy's best-preserved complexes of rationalist architecture, built in the fascist era.The...
Sharply divided between nineteenth-century Lower Town and the medieval Upper Town perched on the hillside, Bergamo preserves one of Europe's...
Colonized by Catalan settlers in the fourteenth century, Alghero still speaks its own Catalan dialect and is therefore nicknamed 'Barceloneta,'...
Birthplace of Gabriele D'Annunzio, Pescara flanks its Adriatic beach with one of Italy's longest pedestrian bridges.The center and waterfront that...
Terminus of the Appian Way from Rome, Brindisi has been the gateway to the East since Roman times and today is the main hub toward the most...
Capital of the Romagna coast and birthplace of filmmaker Federico Fellini, Rimini hides behind kilometers of beach resorts a Roman center among...
Capital of Sardinia built on seven hills like an ancient Mediterranean city, Cagliari alternates between hillside historic districts and one of...
On the eastern coast of Sardinia, Arbatax takes its name from the famous red porphyry rocks that plunge directly into the sea.A car is useful to...
Milan in a day is explored starting from the Cathedral, in the heart of the city, then passing by the Sforza Castle until reaching the most...
Naples faces its gulf with Mount Vesuvius in the background, in a historic center declared UNESCO World Heritage that is among Europe's densest...
Rebuilt in Baroque style after the 1693 earthquake using lava stone from the very same volcano that had destroyed it many times before, Catania...
A scuba diver discovered their first contours by chance in 1972: since then the Riace Bronzes have become Reggio Calabria's symbol and its main...
Further south than Tunisia from Sicily, Lampedusa guards one of the world's most award-winning beaches alongside a prominent role in the recent...
Turin extends in a checkerboard of broad streets and elegant squares, the first capital of Italy, with the Alps visible on the horizon in clear...
Palermo tells its story through the overlapping architectures of Arabs, Normans, and Spanish, visible just steps from one another in the heart of...
Bologna is recognized by its arcades, more than forty kilometers running through the historic center that make it a UNESCO World Heritage site,...
Crossed by branches of the Sile River, Treviso has in its historic center a water-borne atmosphere that earned it the nickname 'little Venice,'...
Overlooking the Aegadian Islands, Trapani preserves centuries of salt-farming tradition along its coast and a cable car that climbs to a medieval...
Gateway to Puglia and a commercial crossroads on the Adriatic for centuries, Bari preserves in its old town the relics of one of the world's most...
Closer to Tunisia than Sicily, Pantelleria preserves unique lava-stone architecture found nowhere else in Italy and a thermal lake born inside an...
The city's name itself tells its shape: built on a wedge-shaped plain between two rivers, Cuneo is also the gateway to the Occitan alpine valleys...
