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1. Colosseum

(149 reviews)

Rome, Lazio Region, Italy

The Roman Colosseum was named as one of the new seven wonders of the world, and with good reason. This iconic..

2. Pantheon

(13 reviews)

Rome, Lazio Region, Italy

The Pantheon was built by Emperor Hadrian in 125 AD and is considered to have the best preserved interior of any..

3. Uffizi Gallery (Galleria degli Uffizi)

(24 reviews)

Florence, Tuscany Region, Italy

The Uffizi Gallery is a museum in Florence that has an unparalleled collection of Italian Renaissance works. The..

4. Canals of Venice

(5 reviews)

Venice, Veneto Region, Italy

Venice’s canals are a large part of what makes the city famous. The canal system dates back to the 5th century and..

5. Saint Mark's Basilica

(8 reviews)

Venice, Veneto Region, Italy

The "Church of Gold" is well known for the decorative gold used both inside and outside the basilica. In particular,..

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1. Inge's Tip on Rome

Rome, Lazio Region, Italy

An extraordinary country! Good to visit, always!

2. Mark's Tip on Forte dei Marmi

Forte dei Marmi, Tuscany Region, Italy

I had the best Italian food ever in Forte dei Marmi. Don't go to the tourist traps though. If you go down some of the sidestreets in town and try out a local restaurant that even looks a bit shabby, you will get the best food ever; and the prices are much more reasonable too.

3. Karin's Tip on Pisa

Pisa, Tuscany Region, Italy

Be sure to stop by Cinque Terre on the way to Pisa because you can just fly by and not notice these really cool little towns on the way. Great beaches and really picturesque places to walk/ take pictures or whatever.

4. Anibal's Tip on Florence

Florence, Tuscany Region, Italy

The art and culture of millenarian times in one place

5. Didier's Tip on Perugia

Perugia, Umbria Region, Italy

Modest and overall calm student town in Italy's Umbria region. Has a renaissance town centre with nice fashion boutiques. A really nice alternative to Tuscane's big touristic cities, which tend to be overpopulated with tourists. Don't expect any major renaissance buildings though, but enjoy the calm.

6. Jenny's Tip on Florence

Florence, Tuscany Region, Italy

firenze is superb! You really have to visit it once in your life. All the art and the little streets, just marvellous!

7. Emily's Tip on Pompei

Pompei, Campania Region, Italy

unforgettable city in Italy!!

8. John's Tip on Lucca

Lucca, Tuscany Region, Italy

Check out Pinguino square. Love it. Lucca is an old school walled city. Check it out on Google. One of my favorite low-key cities in Italy.

9. Emiliano's Tip on Udine

Udine, Friuli-Venezia Giulia Region, Italy

"Friuli doc" in UdineEvery year in september:- wines- foods- folklore- life

10. Charlotte's Tip on Caorle

Caorle, Veneto Region, Italy

Hmmm... are you German? Brittish? NO? well, Caorle is.... quite a place out there, in the middle of nowhere. Unlike the stereotypical idea, the truth is that the place is a little town where locals work their ass of in the summer season... the beach is crowded of umbrellas standing on a row, in a perfect, straight line. There is no space for your own towel... Basically, its just a little beachtown that is trying to make money out of foreign (mainly german and british) tourists in the summer months. YOU NEED A CAR, because there is not much to do in the village.... with a car you can get to venice and other cities, which you shouldnt miss if you are in this part of italy. Seriously... there is not much to see or do... if you wanna party, choose Jesolo instead of Caorle... if you go for the beach, go further south where the water is clear.... or why not to Croatia, same sea, but less people and cheaper... If you still go... enjoy!