Italy is packed with marvelous sights of all kinds, from lovely towns and dazzling buildings and edifices, to posh, to amazing natural beauty generally. There are numerous places all over Italy that would be worth a visit, though there is certainly a little of everything – the fascinating towns, culture and scenery – in almost every major city and touristy areas.
One of the most sought-after cities in Italy – to both holiday-makers and devout pilgrims – is Rome, where the Vatican City is centred. Rome, as the capital of Italy, has numerous well-known Italy luxury hotels, like Hotel Majestic Roma, The Westin Excelsior Rome, and many more. There are plenty of things to do in Rome, which is set against the beautiful Seven Hills and its towns. In Rome and Vatican City there are multiple world-renowned places of interest like the Colosseum and the Sistine Chapel, and plenty other museums, churches, art spaces and others.
The other main cities, like Milan, Florence and Venice, are greatly known for their own unique cultures. Milan is a very chic, modern precinct, a wonderful centre for deluxe hotels, luxury shopping, fashion, arts and nightlife. Florence, which is known for its cultural, creative and architectural atmosphere, also houses many premier resorts. Venice, on the other hand, is a very beautiful, peaceful town, with numerous first-class hotels and attractions. These three towns all boast a large cluster of museums, studios and other wonderful sights and places.
One of the more popular resort towns in Italy is Rimini, in Emilia-Romagna, Italy’s East coast. There are numerous hotels here, such as the first-class Grand Hotel Rimini eResidenza Grand Hotel. Rimini has a lengthy history, where early settlements have developed since prehistoric eras, rendering it a very rewarding visit. The nearby scenery here is additionally an arresting one.
Another wonderfully relaxing holiday destination is Capri and Ischia, in the Bay of Naples. Both isles boast fabulous scenery and superb beaches, as well as a number of first-class posh resorts. Capri makes a superb rejuvenating vacation, while Ischia is celebrated for its volcanic thermal springs.
Calabria in southern Italy is also a noted holiday destination, with untouched natural landscapes, beaches and hillside towns. A must-visit are the ancient Greek temples and Byzantine churches in the countryside, and the Praja a Mare beach. There are many posh hotels around Calabria.
For a snow-filled, fun spell in the mountains of Italy, there is Courmayeur in Northwest Italy. A very popular destination to skiers and mountaineers, there are a number of alpine resorts, set against the stunning background of wonderful views and customs.