The Italian Lakes Region

This buzzing metropolis is Italy's heart of style and chic, offering travelers great shopping, historic sites, and superb cuisine.

Italy's largest church dates to the 14C, boasting Gothic architecture, a wealth of ornamental elements, and ecclesiastical relics.

Europe's third-largest aquarium is home to over 100 aquatic species, exhibiting marine ecosystems of seas, lakes, and rivers.

Grab a cup of coffee and enjoy an hour in one of the gorgeous squares, then plunge into this chic center and shop til you drop.

Full of beauty and charm, this popular town rests on the banks of Lake Como, and offers its visitors an array of cultural monuments.

Wander around the narrow winding streets full of charming little nooks, and fall in love in one of Italy's prettiest little towns.

A relic of Italian Gothic architecture, this impressive 14C cathedral features remarkable tapestries, as well as fine paintings.

Situated on a headland jutting into the breathtaking Lake Como, this little town boasts superb scenery, good food, and rich nightlife.

While the villa itself is not open to the public, its surrounding botanical gardens are, offering an array of natural features.

A gorgeous little town on the shore of Lake Garda, boasting a medieval castle, quaint cobbled streets, nice beaches, and great food.

As if plucked from a storybook, this 13C castle rests on the bank with its turrets and its towers, creating a magical atmosphere.

Fall in love with the lively bustle of this popular lakeside town, its beautiful streets, and large cobbled piazzas.

Set on the very tip of the peninsula, this beautiful beach offers easy access into the lake and stunning scenery.

Situated not far from Lake Garda, this gigantic amusement park features a wonderul theme park, an aquatic park, and a hotel.

Perched on the northern bank of Lake Garda between stunning cliffs, this resort town features churches and medieval landmarks.

Immortalized in several Shakespearean plays, Verona lures travelers with its culture, rich history, and unforgettable atmosphere.

Boasting undeniable charm, this storybook city is home to a wealth of cultural monuments, historic sites, and architectural gems.

Famed worldwide for its romantic canals and gorgeous masks, this thriving city offers its visitors a wealth of cultural attractions.

Venice's famous main square is beautifully designed, lined with gorgeous arcaded buildings, and is a great spot for people-watching.

Lined with a fascinating array of architectural curios, the Grand Canal is the city's largest water transportation vein.

Boasting superb Italian-Byzantine style, this 11C basilica hosts a wealth of gilded mosaics, elegant frescoes, and other decorations.

If you allow yourself one touristy act, let it be this - take a ride on a gondola, exploring the city as it should be explored.

Boasting undeniable charm, this storybook city is home to a wealth of cultural monuments, historic sites, and architectural gems.

Quite possibly the best of Italy's waterparks, this large aquapark features an array of rides, slides, and pools for all ages.

Stretching for 11km parallel the shore, this sandbar is a resort of its own, known for its elegant villas and a great beach.

Located on the long sandbar, this beach rests on the Adriatic Sea, and offers wonderful seaside scenery, clear water, and fine sand.

Wander around the famed City of Canals, exploring the winding streets by foot or a gondola, soaking up the carnivalesque ambiance.

A bridge of white limestone, best known for various legends explaining the etymology of its name, be it prisoners' or lovers' sighs.

Immortalized in several Shakespearean plays, Verona lures travelers with its culture, rich history, and unforgettable atmosphere.

Situated not far from Lake Garda, this gigantic amusement park features a wonderul theme park, an aquatic park, and a hotel.