Bologna, in Emilio-Romagna, is an undervalued destination in the middle of Italy's best food region.

One of the world's most impressive museums, its 54 halls lead to the amazing Sistine Chapel.

Located in front of St. Peter's Basilica, Saint Peter's Square is one of Italy's most recognized and historic squares.

The Pantheon is one of the most famous sights in Rome and draws visitors year round.

Summer is for beaches, and Europe offers a huge variety of locations with sand, sun, water, and fun

Amalfi is the essence of Italian leisure, with deep blue seas, rugged coastline, and charming towns.

Netmage is an amazing festival for those who practice, or are interested in, visual and audio arts.

San Miniato al Monte is an amazing ancient church located on a hill in Florence, Italy.

The incomparable Villa d'Este is the jewel of Tivoli, itself filled with amazing gardens and architecture.

The Museo Correr holds the civic history of Venice in documents, maps, and artworks.

No trip to Venice would be complete without an afternoon spent at the splendid Basilica of Saint Mark.

For a beautiful portrayal of Rome's beauty and ancient history, the Piazza Navona is a must-see attraction when visiting Italy.

Once passengers disembark in Florence, they can easily walk to some of the most famous points of interest in Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance.

Assisi's historical importance lies not in great battles or the rise and fall of kings but in its status as a spiritual landmark.

The Grand Canal in Venice is one of the places in this world that many travelers have on their list of favorites

Castello de la Guaita offers a beautiful and exciting look into the past coupled with birds-eye views spanning for miles.

Pisa's Leaning Tower is the most obvious draw to the town, but it offers more historic sights around the Piazza dei Miracole

The graceful white Church of Costanzo is the oldest building in Capri and is located centrally on the town's piazza.

Switzerland is the ideal ski destination - dozens of resorts, reliable snow, and well organized tourism and after ski will have you skiing and socializing like nowhere else.

Historic Florence, Italy is home to the Medici Chapels, which is a part of the San Lorenzo Monument Complex.

Venice, a city often regarded as a work of art in itself, is also home to some of the most important pre-19th century Italian masterpieces. If you are a lover of fine art a visit to Venice's most acclaimed museum and gallery, the Accademia (Gallerie Dell'Accademia) is an unmissable part of any visit to the city.

If you’re planning a trip to Florence, Italy, you should be sure to visit the Pitti Palace. Also known as the Palazzo Pitti, the palace dates back to 1498. Although the Renaissance architecture outside and inside the palace is very lovely, it has more to offer visitors than that. The palace is also home to art galleries and several different museums. Behind the palace lie the famous Boboli Gardens.

One point of historical significance in Pisa that's worthy of attention is Knight's Square, also called Piazza dei Cavalieri. Knight's Square is part of the Santa Maria Quarter.

You will find that Capuchin Cemetery, Rome, blends the fascinating and the macabre. The walls are decorated with the skeletons of dead friars and there is an additional eeriness to this as many are dressed as if they were still alive.

Ivrea is a small city near Turin in Italy. Every year during their Carnevale they have a unique festival that involves throwing oranges at other people. While it may sound like a zany way to get your orange juice there is a historical reason for the citrus mayhem.