Top 10 of the most beautiful Italian cities

 AH Italy! Few countries give so many sensations to the mere evocation of their names. We love its pastas, its pizzas, its focaccias, its Vespas, its Dolce Vita, in short this art of living which is available in all its variations from Lombardy to Sicily through Tuscany. Italy only measures 300 000 km2, but every city we visit is a new trip, a new postcard decor. Difficult to choose among all these destinations? Come, we'll take you by the hand

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Rome


Rome is the basis. Already because it is the capital, and it is always enlightening to visit the Capitals, then because we find traces of two thousand years of history, a kind of diving in antiquity: Roman Forum, Temple of Vespasian, Arch of Titus, Temple of Saturn etc. , you wanted the old one, you will be served. Don't miss the famous Colosseum and the colorful Piazza Di Spagna, with its Barcaccia fountain, its 18th-century staircase, and the Church of the Trinity-des-Monts. Before you leave, you will be attracted as a magnet towards the Trevi Fountain, because you respect the traditions, even the most cuculs

Verona

"Verona, The Beautiful Verona", admit, you also learned the existence of this city through the musical Romeo and Juliet! You should know that the fate of the mythical couple has indeed been linked to this city in the region of Veneto, in the north of Italy. And the least we can say is that the souls of the lovers hover, the narrow streets where the old houses of the Capulets and Montagues are located, the empty sarcophagus of Juliet. Behind the romantic and tragic vibrations, the city is peaceful, and it also benefits from the banks of the river Adige

Venice


You should not wait until you have a lover to fly to Venice. Contrary to what one might think, no one checks whether you are in a couple or not at the airport and there are even individual seats on the plane, as for any destination. To you the Place Saint-Marc, the bridge of the Rialto, the palace of the Doges and above all, the visit of Burano, the island multicolor abandoned, by Vaporetto. You who vowed not to play the tourist, you will even find yourself on a gondola, with Ricardo, a dark server of Caffè Florian who will want to pecho you

Florence


Florence has inspired artists like Michelangelo or Botticelli a lot, and it is quite normal. Relaxed, it exudes the fragrant air of its many gardens, such as the Garden of Boboli, the Botanical gardens of simple, or that delle Rose, and rests with the sweet sounds of the Fountains del Bacchino or del Carciofo. Our eyes also feast with its historic city, its Palazzo Vecchio, its Uffizi Gallery and its Medici palace enshrined in UNESCO's World heritage, as well as its Piazza del Duomo, which houses an impressive dome cathedral. Enough to fall in love with Tuscany or in short love.

Naples


The third most populous city after Rome and Milan, Naples has the largest historical centre in Europe. You will get lost in the maze of its winding streets and between the stalls of its colorful markets, and will love it! Do not forget your camera, as you will meet on your way to the Baroque churches by tens, splendid villas vésuviennes, the medieval cathedral San Gennaro, the ancient ruins and even a castle of the 9th century, the castle of the egg. The whole, under the menacing eye of Vesuvius

Cagliari


Cagliari is a town in Sardinia, located in the south of the island and famous for its pleasant Mediterranean climate and historical heritage: the 2nd century Roman Amphitheatre, the bastion of Saint-Rémy, the National Archaeological Museum the arcades of Via Roma make Part of the city's essentials, also very rich in religious buildings such as the Basilica of San Saturnino, Church of St. Clare, the Church of Spanish style Saint-Michel or the Basilica of St. Croix. If you are bitten by Sardinian art (if you know it), you will also enjoy a small detour through the communal gallery which houses the largest collection of Sardinian works of the twentieth century

Rimini


Beach or city, you do not want to choose? Opt for Rimini, this town in the Emilia-Romagna region, situated on the Adriatic Sea. When you are tired of sunbathing, discover the Roman amphitheatre, frescoes of the Church of Sant'Agostino, the palace of the Arengo or the arch of Triumph of Augustus. Plan a little money for the suite as you will surely be tempted by the shops and the many nightclubs of this high-rise party and shopping

Genoa


Don't trust his unengaging name. Sure, you'll feel comfortable in Genoa! This city of northern Italy built on the hillside has something to impress, with its picturesque alleys, beautiful marble churches and facades adorned with frescoes. It is Via Garibaldi, the most famous street in the city, that we take all the measure of its beauty, in front of the splendid palaces such as the Palazzo Del Principe and the Palazzo Rosso. But Genoa is also famous for its cathedral San Lorenzo and its aquarium, one of the largest in Europe, where crocodiles, sharks and dolphins are housed

Milan


When you are told Milan, you think "fashion" and "luxury", and you are right because it is one of the most important shopping destinations in Europe, thanks to the presence of shops of major brands. But the capital of Lombardy has other ropes to its arch and can in particular boast to house one of the largest churches of the world, the impressive cathedral of the Duomo, located in the square of the same name. Another attraction of the city, its famous opera of international renown, La Scala in Milan, which houses a museum tracing the beautiful hours of its history

Palermo

The capital of Sicily, Palermo is a city as amazing as it is a country. With its old markets that look like they're mistaken for souks, and its very sunny climate, you'll believe in North Africa. And it is almost normal, since we are only 300 kilometers from the Tunisian coast! In addition to this exotic ambience, the city offers some architectural treasures such as the Palatine Chapel, Palazzo dei Normanni, the ancient Temple of Segesta or Piazza Olivella and its many restaurants. Tempting, isn't it?

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