23 articles to prepare your trip
118 islands, six sestieri, a thousand palaces: here's how to plan a Venice trip without falling into tourist traps.
A former royal capital nestled at the foot of the Alps, Turin blends baroque elegance, world-class museums, and authentic Piedmontese living. Your complete guide to exploring the city.
The largest island in the Mediterranean, Sicily brings together Greek temples, Byzantine mosaics, turquoise beaches and active volcanoes. Our complete guide to planning your trip.
Perched on the slopes of Monte Bàrbaro, Segeste preserves one of the world's best-preserved Doric temples and an ancient theater overlooking the Mediterranean.
San Gimignano
San Gimignano, a city of 14 medieval towers listed by UNESCO, combines Renaissance art, Vernaccia wine and Tuscan hillsides between Florence and Siena.
Capital of Italy and an open-air museum, Rome concentrates nearly 3,000 years of history between the Colosseum, Vatican, Trastevere and neighborhood trattorias.
Mediterranean beaches, Greek bronzes and wild hinterland: Reggio Calabria is the forgotten gateway to southern Italie, facing Sicile.
Prato
Just 25 minutes from Florence, Prato conceals Filippo Lippi frescoes, a pulpit by Donatello and the soul of Italian textile heritage. An authentic Tuscany waiting to be discovered.
Perugia
Capital of Umbria, Perugia blends Etruscan heritage, Renaissance art, and student energy. Complete guide: what to see, when to visit, where to stay.
Naples
At the foot of Mount Vesuvius, Naples blends UNESCO-listed streets, mythical pizza and excursions to Pompeii, Capri and the Amalfi Coast. Our complete guide.
The fashion capital and a major art city in Italie, Milan reveals itself between the Duomo, Leonardo's Last Supper, Navigli and Milanese trattorias. Complete guide.
The eastern gateway to Sicily, Messina combines a Norman cathedral, a spectacular astronomical clock, and direct access to the Aeolian Islands. A complete guide to planning your visit.
Matera
Troglodyte dwellings, rupestrian churches and UNESCO heritage: Matera reveals in Basilicata one of Europe's most singular urban landscapes.
Massa
Between the Malaspina fortress, the Versilia beaches and the marble quarries of Carrara, Massa concentrates the essence of northern Tuscany in a single journey.
Marsala
Europe's wine capital and gateway to the Stagnone lagoon, Marsala brings together vineyards, salt marshes, Phoenician ruins and Sicilian baroque heritage.
Lucques
Lucca, a Tuscan city enclosed by 16th-century ramparts, reveals itself by bicycle among cathedrals, palaces and an oval piazza inherited from a Roman amphitheatre.
Lecce
Lecce, nicknamed the Florence of the South, reveals in the heart of Puglia an exuberant baroque heritage, Salento beaches and still-preserved gastronomy.
Unesco-listed vineyards, medieval castles and Alba white truffle: everything you need to plan your stay in the Langhe, at the heart of Italian Piedmont.
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