
Botticelli’s Birth of Venus hangs among the Renaissance paintings in the Uffizi’s vast galleries.
Direct · 6 hr 44

Follow the porticoes to Piazza Maggiore, where the city’s daily life unfolds in the open air.
Direct · 5 hr 43

Pause in Juliet’s House courtyard, then look up at the Roman arches of the Arena.
Direct · 2 hr 32

Giotto’s vivid biblical scenes fill the Scrovegni Chapel, where colour draws the eye across the walls.
Direct · 1 hr 46

The soaring Mole Antonelliana houses the National Museum of Cinema and shapes Turin’s skyline.
Direct · 4 hr 25

Ride the little train through Postojna Cave, passing stalactites and other formations in its karst halls.
Direct · 2 hr 18

Piazza Unità d’Italia opens straight onto the Adriatic, with the sea forming a broad horizon beyond the square.
Direct · 36 min

Direct · 7 hr 24