Your city trip to Italy

Colosseum, Roman Forum or Pantheon: in Rome, you can travel back in time to ancient times. The Vatican, museums, churches and Renaissance buildings also await you. End the evening in a typical Roman restaurant with a portion of cacio e pepe.

With its cathedral and Palazzo Vecchio, Florence is considered the cradle of the Renaissance. Admire the world-famous collection of the Uffizi Gallery or wander through the bustling Mercato Centrale and immerse yourself in the daily life of the Florentines.

This is the place to shop! The fashion metropolis of Milan is known for its famous designers and luxury brands. Milan also offers exquisite restaurants. The Milanese have truly perfected the aperitivo! An Aperol Spritz is a wonderful way to watch the hustle and bustle on the streets.

The Doge's Palace on St. Mark's Square, the Rialto Bridge and the Bridge of Sighs are among the most popular sights in Italy. However, the best way to explore Venice is simply to follow your nose and drift through the winding alleyways along the canals through the lagoon city.

"La Rossa" - that's what Bologna is called because of its red roofs. Founded in 1088, the university is considered to be the oldest in Europe. Bologna is also known as the culinary capital of Italy. The famous tagliatelle al ragù is definitely not to be missed in Bologna.

Naples on the Amalfi Coast is one of the oldest cities in the country. In the old alleyways, you can experience the everyday hustle and bustle of the city. The view of the mighty volcano Vesuvius is unique. The original Neapolitan pizza is world-famous and incredibly delicious!

The Leaning Tower of Pisa is undoubtedly the city's most famous landmark. But with the cathedral, baptistery and university, there is much more to admire. From the bridges of the Arno, you have wonderful views of the city.

Sicily not only attracts visitors with its breathtaking beaches, but also with a lot of culture in Palermo. With the Norman Palace and the Zisa, the city reflects the diverse Arab, Norman and Byzantine heritage. Palermo is famous for its delicious street food such as arancini.