Milan is the second largest city in Italy and the capital of Lombardy. The city has always played a very important role in Italian history and present, as it was and still is a strong cultural and financial centre, as well as a renowned fashion city. » Read more about Milan...

Capital city of the Tuscany region, Florence dates back to the Roman Times. Being an important trading center in its history, it is renowned for being the "cradle of Renaissance". Its historical and artistic heritage is the proof of its glorious past and, nowadays, together with its attractions, its landscape and gastronomy, are attracting more and more visitors ready to lose themselves in the Renaissance atmosphere of this wonderful city. » Read more about Florence...

Venice is considered to be one of the most beautiful cities in the world and together with its lagoon has being listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. The most popular attractions of the city are St Mark's Square with its Basilica, the Grand Canal with its bridges and palaces, the Arsenal, the theater La Fenice and its several churches. Nowadays, the magnificent and well-known Carnival of Venice takes place in the city and it strongly combines the decadent image of the city with the spirit of carnival. » Read more about Venice...

Naples is the capital of the region called Campania in the south-west part of Italy. The city has a Greek origin and still nowadays, besides its controversial soul, it is one of the most beautiful cites of Italy. » Read more about Naples...

Capital city of the Lazio region and of the Italian Republic, Rome is one of the most famous and beautiful cities in the world. The incredible beauty of its artistic masterpieces is paralleled by its charm, glamour and modernity. Rome's glorious past is witnessed by its invaluable treasures but Rome is also modern with its frenzy. Rome is a dream for the tourist who can "breath art and history" everywhere in a city that is still attached to its traditions, and at the same time enjoy the beauty of a city that never sleeps. » Read more about Rome...