Trip to Rome, Venice, Florence, Milan, Naples

Soaring over the Grand Canal, and connecting San Polo and San Marco, the Rialto Bridge is Venice&...

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

So there’s two deals happening here: one is a dedication to the evergreen Tintoretto, and t...

The Palace, like its accompanying basilica, was built large to showcase Venice’s indomitabl...

A treat for the senses! There are two markets here – one for fresh produce and the other fo...

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

Milan’s Cathedral, or Duomo, is symbol of the city. The most exuberant example of Northern ...

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

This ecclesiastical Renaissance building, rough and incomplete on the outside yet elegant and orn...

At the end of the 13th century, Florence’s prominence as a city was rising rapidly; a palac...

Designed by architect Giuseppe Pogg on a hill overlooking the historic centre of Florence, this s...

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

This 19th century covered market was inspired by a rather older counterpart – the 16th cent...

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