From tip to toe, Italy is a boot-shaped mosaic of regions offering a cornucopia of cultures and stunning scenery all brimming with their own unique charm. Andiamo!

Cities full of history and flavour, from Rome to Puglia

Begin your tour of Italy in Rome, or the “Eternal City”, to give it its other name. In a capital boasting historic monuments around every corner, the Colosseum, one of the most famous relics from the Roman Empire, and St. Peter’s Basilica, in the Vatican City, are top of the must-see list. Make your next stop Florence, the jewel in Tuscany’s crown, where the masterpieces painted by Michelangelo and Botticelli transport onlookers back to the Renaissance. Meander along the banks of the Arno before swapping Florence’s river for Venice’s canals, one of the main attractions for visitors to Italy.
Lovers of old buildings will want to hop over to Sicily to explore its archaeological sites steeped in fascinating history or, on mainland Italy, take a trip to Pompeii, frozen in time since the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. To the west, you have Puglia whose heritage is as rich any other part of Italy. From the iconic trulli in Alberobello to sublime Salento, this region in the heel of Italy is a destination in its own right.
In Bologna, Naples, Sardinia or down in one of Calabria’s small harbours, tuck into plates of Italian cuisine, world renowned for its generous portions and sun-blessed produce. Authentic Neapolitan pizza, fresh pasta in arrabiata sauce and gelati in all kinds of mouthwatering flavours are just some of the tempting delicacies on the menu!

From Lake Como to the Dolomites, landscapes and natural wonders of outstanding beauty

If nature is more your jam, the idyllic Lake Como and its romantic shores are perfect for a spot of R&R. Next, make your way up to the north of Italy where the Dolomites rise up in all their majesty, and scale the hiking trails that snake between high-altitude lakes, jagged peaks and meadows of wild flowers.
In Liguria, follow the Cinque Terre trail to admire the colourful houses in these hilltop villages affording breathtaking views over the Mediterranean. Last but not least, soak up the soul-gripping beauty of the Amalfi Coast, a sublime stretch of sheer cliffs and terraced towns clinging to the rocks overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea. Unforgettable!