Spend the day in the town of Ferrara and discover the palazzi and piazzi that remain relatively undiscovered by tourists. You can walk along several miles of the ancient wall that still surrounds the city, transporting you back to the peak of Ferrara’s splendor, the Italian Renaissance of the... Read More

The green, hilly countrysides of Lazio, Umbria, and Tuscany are thick with history, as you'll notice while exploring the well-preserved medieval towns that dot the hillsides. In these towns, you'll experience the essence of Italy and feel like you're wandering through a different time. Most... Read More

Mantua (called Mantova in Italian) is one of the most charming cities in the region of Lombardy. Situated on the Mincio River, Mantua is surrounded on three sides by lakes, which often produce a mist that shrouds the city and gives it a romantic and melancholy feel. You’ll notice the imprint... Read More

Nestled in the rolling hills of Tuscany, Siena delights visitors with its medieval charm. The tranquil, laid-back lifestyle of this Tuscan hilltown makes it the perfect escape from city life. “Siena opens its heart to you” is the city’s motto, and you’ll experience just that as you... Read More

Torino is nestled at the foot of the Italian Alps of northern Italy. Torino astonishes the senses with its beautiful Baroque architecture and imposing cathedral domes. The Po river flows through the city and brings to life its natural beauty and unique character. Recently the host of the 2006... Read More

Known as “the eternal city”, Rome is a vibrant metropolis that seamlessly blends historical landmarks with modern Italian style. Enjoy limone gelato as you stroll through the narrow streets of Trastevere, the first neighborhood of Rome. Tour the “city within a city”, the Vatican, and... Read More

The Queen of the Adriatic has changed little since the medieval era when it ruled a Mediterranean empire spanning all the way to Constantinople. The riches of that empire are still evident in the illustrious palaces, churches, and bridges of Venice. Your visit here will show you the many sides... Read More