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Paris, France
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Milan, Italy
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Lake Como, Italy
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Lake Garda, Italy
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Portofino, Italy
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Cinque Terre, Italy
The Cinque Terre is a rugged stretch of coastline on Liguria’s Italian Riviera.
The spectacular Cinque Terre National Park boasts five dramatically beautiful
villages—Corniglia, Manarola, Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza and Riomaggiore—all
connected by a hiking trail that hugs steep cliffs high above azure waters. This
area became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997 for its magnificent coastal
scenery and traditional agrarian lifestyle.
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Pisa, Italy
This Tuscan city is famous for its leaning tower, but don’t miss out on its
other attractions. Known as a medieval stronghold, Pisa still has vestiges of
defensive walls and towers. The Leaning Tower leans around four feet from
vertical at its top. The statue of Neptune standing guard over the waterfront
was erected by Bertel Thorvaldsen to honor Galileo Galilei, who was born there
in 1564.
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Florence, Italy
The city’s historic charm is reflected by its plentiful museums and art
galleries. If you’re looking for an afternoon stroll, head to The Boboli
Gardens; there are also plenty of cafes around here where you can sample one of
their famous Florentine coffees.
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Rome, Italy
One of the most exciting places to visit is Rome. The cultural capital of Italy
is a perfect place to get acquainted with Italian history, art and culture. You
can stroll around historic landmarks like The Colosseum or take an unforgettable
trip up to St.
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Naples, Italy
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Amalfi Coast, Italy
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Paris, France