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Step into a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the largest archaeological site in the world. The sun-drenched ruins in the ancient Valley of the Temples will revive the lost imagery o
Listen to the bees buzz and the birds sing within this slice of paradise in Verona – and winner of the World Tulip Award 2019. Parco Giardino Sigurtà lets you follow your nose and
Take a Bike Shuttle to explore the Via Appia Antica without dealing with traffic, starting at Circus Maximus in Rome. The shuttle takes you directly to the ancient site, where you
Wander the ancient caves of Toirano with a guide and enter a rugged otherworldly realm. Toirano Caves are home the largest cave bear graveyard in Europe but don't fear an unexpecte
Do you enjoy exploring cities by bike? Consider an e-bike adventure in Rome to get your cycling fix while seeing the Eternal City. Opt for four-hour, eight-hour, or three-day elec
Descend underneath a 14th-century Byzantine church to the site of a 4th-century basilica, and explore a 2nd-century cult shrine, then try to feel bygone spirits at 1st-century Roma
Step into Ca' Rezzonico Museum, designed by the greatest architect of the Venetian Baroque era, Baldassare Longhena, for the Bon family in 1649. The Rezzonico family acquired it,
Once the home of Venetian nobles, two world-class museums occupy the space inside this opulent ex-palace. Explore a huge collection of 19th and 20th-century paintings, as well as
Feast your eyes on beautiful glass works inside a flamboyant Gothic-style palace. Murano Glass Museum is housed in the Palazzo Giustinian and contains artifacts dating back to the
Will you walk or will you cycle? Make your choice and join a guide to explore beautiful Bari's old town attractions. Cruise past pasta-making ladies in narrow streets as you head
Palazzo Mocenigo's opulent insides are mostly unchanged from the 18th century, when the elite would gather for parties under its glimmering chandeliers. Get a taste of how the nob
The Monumental Garden of Valsanzibio is every bit as epic as the name suggests. _The Pearl of the Euganean Hills_ is an amazing example of Baroque gardens, set over 24 lush acres.
The Colosseum is nearing the end of construction, the Roman Empire is experiencing a period of unrivaled peace, and frontiers continue to grow. Then, disaster stikes. The eruption
Step into a postcard for a day, as you travel out of Milan and set sail on Lake Como. Cruise across Como for two hours, enjoy the on-board restaurant, and get snap happy at the sig
Ever wondered how much damage a volcano can do? Board an air-conditioned bus from Naples to Pompeii and get fiery facts about the world's most famous eruption. The bus runs three
Being the best-preserved Ancient Roman monument, the Pantheon remains the same today as it was 500 years ago when Michelangelo declared it 'more like the work of angels'. Send you
Museo Nicolis is a tribute to the tools of traffic and is jam-packed with vehicles which trace the evolution of transport. In fact, this private collection is so extensive that it'
Michelangelo's majestic frescoes on the Sistine Chapel ceiling are up there with the greatest artworks in human history. But hanging around in the long queue to see them is about a
Hidden away in the middle of a secluded Lombardy forest, Torba has witnessed the history of Varese like few other places. You can step inside the Roman tower that warded off barbar
Perched quietly on a hillside in the Tuscan heartland, Cortona is the sun-kissed epitome of central Italy. It's not just saffron-shaded roofs and olive groves, though. There's plen
The Basilica di San Nicola is the most popular landmark in Bari, Puglia. This atmospheric Romanesque basilica dominates the Piazza San Nicola, with its square features and pearly w
Once home to the wealthy Simi de Burgis family, this palace has strong influences from Renaissance architecture. The site itself can be traced all the way back to the Roman Empire,
Underneath old Naples, there's a mirror of the city – cavernous and deep, this second city has sheltered and nourished Naples for millennia. Napoli Sotterranea dates back to 470 BC
The Museo de' Medici - located in one of the most extraordinary buildings in the city - is the place to discover the history of the world's most famous dynasty. From Lorenzo, the
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