With around 3 million inhabitants, Rome is the capital and the cultural center of Italy. Rome is also known as the “Eternal City”, as the city has always played an important role in more than 3000 years of history. Numerous magnificent buildings, ancient ruins and…
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Trevi Fountain, Colosseum, St. Peter’s Basilica – All these well-known attractions are located in the Italian capital, Rome. Nearly 3,000 years of architecture, culture and art history can be found in Rome. Above all, the old town has a large density of archaeologically relevant sites.…
Florence is the capital of Tuscany and one of the most beautiful cities in Italy. Florence experienced its heyday in the Renaissance and between the 15th and 16th centuries, the city was the most important cultural and financial center in Europe. For two centuries, the…
Enna, the capital of the province of Enna, is a city in Sicily and has around 28 thousand inhabitants. Enna is located in the geographical center of Sicily at an altitude of 968 meters on a horseshoe-shaped summit on Monte San Giuliano. Enna is also called Belvedere (view point)…
Syracuse, the capital of the province of Syracuse, is one of the most beautiful cities in Sicily. With its magnificent old town Ortygia and its location right next to the sea, it attracts a lot of visitors throughout the year. In ancient times, Syracuse was the…
With 60,000 people visiting Venice a day, it is one of the most popular destinations in Italy. Despite the rising number of tourists it’s is still a unique place with a lovely atmosphere. Due to it’s size, Venice is the perfect city for a weekend…
Spending 3 days in Sicily is definitely not enough for that island that has a lot to offer, but it’s still enough to visit a small part of Sicily. I was staying in Syracuse, one of the most popular cities in the Eastern part of…