Italy Lazio

Italy's eternal capital boasts historic sites, ancient ruins, fine architecture, rich culture, superb food, and vibrant nightlife.

Scenically flanked by two hills, this charming town retains its medieval center and well-preserved architectural diversity.

Not far from Rome rests the mountaintop Tivoli, whose long history has left an array of villas, temples, and landmarks in its wake.

Well-known for its white wine, this lively town also boasts remarkable ancient villas, as well as several churches and museums.

Set overlooking a picturesque lake, this small town is a well-known retreat, boasting several notable cultural monuments.

Known for its old world charm, the city itself was founded in the 7C, with evidence of settlement dating back much earlier.

Home to beautiful beaches and a renowned archaeological museum, this coastal town is home to elegant boutiques, cafes, and restaurants.

This ancient city is best known for its superbly preserved Etruscan burial site, nearby Roman ruins, a rich museum, and churches.

Situated on the shores of Lake Bracciano, this beautiful town is a popular summer vacation destination.

This sea-side town is known for its gorgeous Old Town, delicious local cuisine, proximity to beautiful nature, and stunning views of the coast.

In a country known for it ancient history, this city was uniquely founded as recently as 1932 on drained swampland.

A great alternative for less expensive destination near Rome, Fiumicino is home to an international airport, beaches, and historic sights.