The Most Beautiful Cities in Italy
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Discover the authentic Venice, romantic and full of charm.
Venice, with its bridges and its canals where the gondolas glide by.
The charm of Venice and its islands, Murano, the island of glass and Burano the island of colours and lace.
Florence’s Centuries of Art
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The Renaissance and its most famous artists were born here: Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Botticelli, Donatello and Dante.
Discover them in the museums and the churches of Florence.
As you cross its squares and bridges and stroll through its streets, you still feel as though you are about to meet Lorenzo the Magnificent, accompanied by Botticelli, as he emerges from one of his sumptuous palaces.
Rome, the Ancient and Eternal City
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Discover Rome and its two thousand years of history, from the Roman Empire to the Vatican and its St Peter’s Basilica.
Rome is also all about water with its squares and fountains, popular meeting places for Romans.
Not to mention its museums, its parks and its narrow streets where a lively, village-like atmosphere still prevails.
The charm and beauty of Naples
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We love Naples just as much for its two thousand years of history as for the Neapolitans: welcoming, exuberant, charming people who love to sing and laugh, and who love life.
Naples, where life is good, the birthplace of pizza, where football is a religion and where the god Maradona rubs shoulders with San Gennaro, the city’s patron saint, and where art awaits you on every street corner.
The Treasures of Milan
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Milan was the capital of the Western Roman Empire from 286 to 402, before becoming a duchy which would go on to be one of the most important and powerful in Italy from the 11th century onwards.
The Sforza and Visconti dynasties, who ruled and consolidated the political power of Milan, also left us artistic treasures, starting with the Duomo, commissioned by Gian Galeazzo Visconti.
Its artistic and cultural heritage is exceptional, with its extraordinary Duomo, the Sforza Castle, the opera house of the La Scala in Milan, the “Last Supper” by Leonardo da Vinci and his “Codex Atlanticus” at the Ambrosiana Gallery.
Milan has also become the capital of Italian fashion and its artistic and intellectual life is one of the richest in Italy.
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