Rome feels like an open-air museum. The captivating Italian capital was once at the heart of one the largest and most enduring empires in the history of Western Civilization and now uses its ancient history to inspire visitors from all over the world. Uncover exciting things to do in Rome: joust with gladiators at the Colosseum, discover Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel ceiling in the Vatican, eat a gelato on the Spanish Steps, and be sure to throw a coin in the Trevi Fountain, because you're going to want to come back.

The Amalfi Coast feels like a dream suspended between mountains and sea. Dramatic cliffs, colorful villages and sparkling Mediterranean waters create one of Italy’s most breathtaking escapes, where every winding road reveals another unforgettable view. Wander the charming streets of Positano, explore the historic beauty of Amalfi, savor fresh seafood overlooking the sea, and soak up the sunshine from a terrace above the coast. With hidden coves, elegant villas and endless coastal scenery, the Amalfi Coast is an experience made for slowing down, indulging and creating memories you’ll want to relive long after you return home.  

Birthplace of the Renaissance and also Tuscany’s capital, the umber domes, bustling bridges and winding lanes of Florence have inspired artists, architects and visitors for centuries. A veritable treasure trove of masterpieces, the city flaunts its artistic heritage at every turn, with museums, squares and alleyways overflowing with artistic prowess. Works by Botticelli, Raphael, Michelangelo can all be found here in some of the world’s finest galleries, and the gentle breeze and sweeping cityscapes visible from the top of the Duomo make Florence one of Italy’s finest experiences. The surrounding hills ache with vineyards, meaning cellars abound with regional vintages.

Cinque Terre is a colorful escape tucked between rugged cliffs and the sparkling Ligurian Sea. Made up of five charming villages connected by scenic trails and train rides, this stretch of the Italian Riviera is filled with pastel-colored homes, tiny harbors and breathtaking coastal views. This is a perfect destination if you dream of visiting the Amalfi coast, but do not have quite enough time in your itinerary. Wander the winding streets of Vernazza, swim in the clear blue waters of Monterosso, sip local wine overlooking the sea in Manarola, and enjoy fresh pesto and seafood along the way. Whether you explore village by village or simply find a sunny terrace and settle in, Cinque Terre is the kind of place that invites you to slow down and soak it all in.

Venice, a historic dream-world filled with a labyrinth of azure canals, crisscrossed winding backstreets, Venetian Gothic masterpieces, and cathedrals, churches, palazzos, and campos that look much as they did 500 years ago. Ride on a Gondola, become entranced at the mosaics in the Basilica, visit 14th-century Doge's Palace, and so much more in this stunning city of wonder. Venice is like nowhere else in the world. Built across a collection of islands and connected by winding canals and centuries-old bridges, this romantic city is filled with grand architecture, hidden passageways and beautiful surprises around every corner. 

Sicily is a captivating mix of sun-soaked coastline, ancient history, vibrant cities and some of the best food in Italy!  With influences from centuries of different cultures, the island has a unique character, making Sicily a destination all its own. From the lively streets of Palermo to charming seaside towns and the dramatic slopes of Mount Etna. Explore colorful markets, wander through ancient ruins, relax along beautiful beaches, and savor fresh seafood, handmade pasta, cannoli and granita along the way. Whether you’re drawn to its history, landscapes or incredible cuisine, this is a place to slow down, stay awhile and experience a different side of Italy.