Trip to Rome, Venice, Florence, Milan, Pisa, Naples, Pompeii, Positano, Amalfi, Capri

Undisputed zenith of Renaissance architecture. Inarguably the most significant church in the worl...

Once upon a time the tallest building in Rome, this structure has served a lot of purposes since ...

The geometric centre of Rome, this is also one of the most prime squares of Rome. The square is n...

Sistine Chapel is the most popular place to visit in the Vatican City. Dating back to the 15th ce...

One of the most popular Seven Hills of Rome, this one is the southernmost hill located on the eas...

On the Aventine hill, the Savelli Family built its castle, almost a fortress in the 14th century....

Designed by Giacomo della Porta who also designed the two fountains on either side of Piazza Navo...

The arch of Constantine is one of the most popular landmarks to see in Rome. This triumphal arch ...

The centre of the city of Rome is where the Colosseum makes its majestic presence felt. Construct...

Circus maximus or Circo Massimo - largest stadium in ancient Rome which U-shaped struct...

This place has a dark past and dates back to mid-sixteenth century when Pope Paul IV restricted t...

A hill-top Piazza designed by Michelangelo in 1538, this is one of the most scenic squares of Rom...

Located in the heart of Palazzo Doria Pamphilj, this stupendous art gallery is set in an equally ...

One sculpture alone makes this one of the most visited museums in Florence – the famous sta...

David Levi commissioned the building of this magnificent Jewish temple; he wanted a status symbol...

Three arcades, one of which is the church from which the square derives its name, enclose this be...

This medieval stone bridge, closed and segmented, soars over River Arno, and is famous for the sh...

It would not be an exaggeration to call this gallery one of the most important in world art histo...

The Uffizi Gallery is a major historical center in Florence, Italy. It is known as one of the mos...

The Florence Baptistery or nationally known as the Battistero di San Giovanni, is a religious bui...

If you walk into this square and witness a strange fusion of old and new justaposed awkwardly on ...

This 13th century square’s proximity to the Palazzo Vecchio and the Uffizi Palace made it o...

This museum palace hosts Italy’s largest single collection of Gothic and Renaissance sculpt...

The early 14th century Gothic Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Flower is Florence’s most impo...

Nearly four kilometres long, this canal is the lifeline of Venice’s water traffic (of priva...

Venice’s state as a floating city leads to the creation of some unique neighbourhoods. On s...

St. Mark’s Square, St. Mark’s Basilica and the Doge’s Palace all grew up togeth...

This early Venetian Renaissance marble church is freaking beautiful. Especially so when it reflec...

The name ‘Church of Gold’ is well deserved. This magnificent Byzantine building is th...

So a name like that has GOT to have a story behind it, right? It does. The view convicts had thro...