When overseas, you have many options on where to spend your time. People spend years planning trips to just one location, so one thing you should remember is that you can’t see everything in one trip! Here are some of the locations in Italy you may want to make time for, along with some of the reasons why.

Rome
Going to Rome can be one of the most exhilarating experiences for history buffs. The city is one of the oldest in history, and the culture is unique to Europe. Locations like the Vatican, the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps are not only beautiful impressive structures to behold, but they are old as the day is long. The food one experiences in Rome is some of the finest in the world. Many restaurants share family recipes that have been handed down for generations. Even the street food is delicious!   This city is well known for a reason, and one visit here and you will understand why millions visit each year.

Florence
Ever hear the term Florence Syndrome? It is the term people get from having their senses overwhelmed by beautiful art. It can cause light-headedness and fainting in some people, so if you’re a fan of beautiful buildings and art, you may want to bring a friend to catch you! The city welcomes all, and is home to sites such as the Santa Maria Novella, and Florence Cathedral (known as the Duomo). You can also find one of the World’s finest museums, the Uffizi Gallery.

Venice
Who can resist the open water canals in the city of Venice? Catch a ride in one of the chartered gondolas, or walk along the cities many pathways and bridges to get to such locations as the Santa Maria della Salute, the Piazza San Marco and the Rialto Bridge.

Milan
Milan is another Italian city that is just packed with art and culture. Sights like the Milan Cathedral and the Milan Fountain keep visitors coming back year after year. From watching a local soccer match, to spending time a day at one of the many museums,  travel to Milan is something everyone will appreciate.

Wherever you decide to travel to Italy, or visit another part of Europe, you can be sure there is no shortage of sites, events and culture to take in!

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