Rome - The Eternal City is the most famous and most popular destination in Italy. The city has so much to offer, from the arrogance of the Vatican; the to the timeless Forum; and the amazing colosseum. The top attractions consist of temples; residences; basilicas; churches; palazzi; piazzi; parks; museums; and fountains. With so much crammed into the city, it is evident that Rome wasn't built in a day and you won't be able to enjoy what the city offers in a day.

Amalfi Coast - This 50 km long stretch of coast, from Sorrento to Salerno, consists of Europe's most beautiful coastline. The long windy roads that follow the cliffs on the coastline, overlook the most striking blue waters and pass picturesque villages, that remind you of a time gone by. This is one of the top beach resort areas in Europe and is popular with tourists from around the world.

Venice - The Queen of the Adriatic is one of the best known cities in the world, and an icon of everything Italian. Meandering through the maze of canals and lanes, getting lost in history, is one of the city's main pleasures. The heart of the city, the Piazza San Marco, is home to some of the world's most breathtaking sights. Venice is a city everyone should visit at least once in their lifetime.

Milan - This stylish city is the design captal of the world and the home of fashion. Milan is also the economic headquaters of Italy, home to the stock market and business centres. Eventhough it is a modern cosmoplitan city, it's centre is home to some of the most amazing sights, such as the Duomo, a fantastic Gothic confection topped by the Maddonina, Milan's protectress.