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Cities of Italy

From Rome to Venice and Milan to Naples: the travel guide to each of Italy's cities, with what to see, where to stay and when to go.

Where to begin

Italy's cities are where most trips begin and end: the capitals of its twenty regions, from Rome and Milan to Palermo and Aosta, and the smaller towns that hold just as much, in the Tuscan hills, on the Amalfi Coast or along the northern lakes. Each guide covers what to see, when to go, where to stay and what to eat, and the festivals worth planning around. Start with a region, or browse every city below.

1,275 cities

  1. The stone rose window and weathered pink façade of the basilica in CollesanoCollesanoSicily
  2. ComanoTuscany
  3. ComisoSicily
  4. ComitiniSicily
  5. The circular opening and carved stone gable of the Duomo in CondròCondròSicily
  6. The Annunciation mosaic above the church doorway in Contessa EntellinaContessa EntellinaSicily
  7. CoratoPuglia
  8. Coreglia AntelminelliTuscany
  9. Corigliano d'OtrantoPuglia
  10. The twin streams of the Due Rocche waterfall near CorleoneCorleoneSicily
  11. CorsanoPuglia
  12. Craco, Basilicata, ItalyCracoBasilicataAn abandoned hill town rising on a pedestal of clay badlands, emptied after a landslide in 1963.
  13. Crespina LorenzanaTuscany
  14. CrispianoPuglia
  15. Cupra MarittimaMarche
  16. Monte Cofano and the coastal plain near CustonaciCustonaciSicily
  17. CutrofianoPuglia
  18. DeliaSicily
  19. DelicetoPuglia
  20. DicomanoTuscany
  21. DisoPuglia
  22. Fabbriche di VergemoliTuscany
  23. FaetoPuglia
  24. FalconeSicily

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