One-day itineraries to discover the best of every city, airport by airport.
Venice is visited only on foot and by boat, without cars or bicycles, along a network of narrow streets and canals built on over a hundred islets...
The capital of Umbria perched on a hill, Perugia hides beneath a sixteenth-century fortress an entire medieval neighborhood deliberately buried by...
A city that lends its name to two of the world's most celebrated gastronomic products, Parma also houses one of the Renaissance's painterly...
Here Pythagoras founded his philosophical school in the sixth century BC: today only a single column remains standing of one of Magna Graecia's...
Florence encloses in its UNESCO World Heritage historic center a concentration of Renaissance masterpieces difficult to match elsewhere, all...
More a gateway than a destination in itself, Olbia nonetheless preserves a compact historic center and an archaeological museum built literally...
For less than a year, between 1814 and 1815, Elba Island became Napoleon's small personal kingdom in exile, before his escape returned him to...
Rome is a city that reveals itself in layers: the ancient one, the Baroque, the papal, and the simply lived one in neighborhoods where people walk...
Beneath Brescia's streets hides one of northern Italy's best-preserved Roman archaeological complexes, a UNESCO site alongside the nearby Santa...
Destroyed multiple times by earthquakes over the centuries, Foggia preserves in its cathedral's crypt the only part that survived almost intact...
Founded by Romans on the Ligurian coast, Albenga houses an early Christian baptistery among Italy's best-preserved alongside ten medieval...
Gateway to the Amalfi Coast, Salerno was in the Middle Ages the seat of the first great school of medicine in Europe, a heritage still visible in...
Two thousand years of history overlap in Verona's center, where a still-active Roman amphitheater coexists with the literary legend that has made...
Genoa hides behind its industrial port one of Europe's most extensive medieval historic centers, a maze of narrow caruggi alleys where sunlight...
Lamezia Terme is a relatively young city in its current form: it was born in 1968 from the union of three distinct centers, Nicastro, Sambiase and...
Crossroads between Italian and German culture, Bolzano houses the oldest intact human ever found on the Alps, displayed steps away from the...
Main port of the Austro-Hungarian Empire until 1918, Trieste preserves a Central European heritage readable in its buildings, historic cafés, and...
Founded by Greek colonists from Syracuse, Ancona preserves a perfectly intact Roman arch and the most direct access to the Conero Park, the...
Founded by the Romans in 25 BC at the foot of Mont Blanc and the Matterhorn, Aosta preserves one of the Alps' best-kept archaeological cores.The...
