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Italy, city by city

The most beloved cities of Italy, each with its own story

From Rome to Palermo, discover what makes each city unique - and how a dedicated planner designs your visit around you.

01

Venice

Veneto

The complete Venice guide, free to read: where to stay, where to eat, what to see, the lagoon islands and honest prices - written by hand and updated for 2026.

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02

Rome

Lazio

The Colosseum, the Vatican, hidden piazzas and the best carbonara in town. A dedicated planner builds your Roman holiday around your pace, your interests and your style.

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03

Florence

Tuscany

The Duomo, the Uffizi, the Ponte Vecchio - and the Florence beyond the guidebooks. Your planner curates art, food and wine around you.

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04

Milan

Lombardy

The Duomo, The Last Supper, the Galleria and the world's finest shopping. Milan is fast, elegant and full of secrets - we make it effortless.

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05

Naples

Campania & Amalfi Coast

A city-first guide to Naples, Pompeii, Capri and the Amalfi Coast. Start in the historic streets, then use clear chapters to build a route through the ruins, islands and cliffs without racing between them.

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06

Turin

Piedmont

Baroque piazzas, the Mole, the Savoy palaces and the best chocolate in Italy. Turin is refined, quiet and wonderfully underrated.

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07

Verona

Veneto

Juliet's balcony, a Roman arena, wine in Valpolicella. Verona is romantic, walkable and full of opera - designed for couples and dreamers.

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08

Bologna

Emilia-Romagna

Porticoes, tortellini, tagliatelle al ragù and the oldest university in the world. Bologna is the Italy food lovers dream about.

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09

Genoa

Liguria

Caruggi, palaces, pesto and the sea. Genoa is authentic, layered and spectacular - the real Liguria, away from the crowds.

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10

Palermo

Sicily

Arab-Norman wonders, street food, markets and the sea. Palermo is Sicily's beating heart - chaotic, gorgeous and unforgettable.

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11

Pisa

Tuscany

The Tower, the Piazza dei Miracoli, and a lively student city on the Arno. Pisa is smaller than you think - and richer than the photos suggest.

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12

Siena

Tuscany

The Piazza del Campo, the Palio, Gothic streets and the rolling hills of the Crete Senesi. Siena is Tuscany at its most authentic.

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