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Read about the best places to visit in Emilia-Romagna. A panoramic view of Brisighella in Emilia-Romagna. Read more about the best places to visit in Puglia.

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Puglia is full of stunning historic towns like Ostuni, also called the ‘White City’. Read about the best places to visit in Piedmont on a road trip. Read about visiting Civitella del Tronto. The imposing walls of the Civitella del Tronto fortress town in Abruzzo.

Read about places to visit in the Itria Valley. Cities and townsįrom the hustle-and-bustle of cities like Rome, Milan, Naples and Bologna to extraordinary towns like Matera, San Gimignano, Assisi, Alberobello and Positano, Italy is awash with fascinating places to visit! Trevi Fountain in Rome (courtesy of Cristina Gottardi/Unsplash). Fenestrelle Fortress, the largest Alpine fortification in Europe. Matera in the Basilicata region is one of the oldest continuously inhabited towns in the world!

Ponte Vecchio bridge in Florence (image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons). The 12th century Cathedral of Ferrara is a stunning example of Romanesque architecture. The ornate interior of the Santa Maria della Purita church in Gallipoli.

The resplendent Baroque façade of the Basilica di Santa Croce in Lecce Read about the Art Cities of Emilia-Romagna. Vatican City (image courtesy of Christopher Czermak/Unsplash) Colosseum in Rome (image courtesy of Matthew Schwartz/Unsplash) Basilica di San Vitale, one of eight UNESCO World Heritage sites in Ravenna.Ĭorregio’s fresco inside the dome of the Parma Cathedral. I’m a big fan of history and art so it’s not difficult to imagine why Italy always fascinates me. Italy’s history goes back thousands of years and the legacy of that long and often tempestuous history can be found throughout the country. Reasons I love Italy (in photos) Historic heritage Since that first trip, I’ve covered large swathes of Veneto, Lombardy, Piedmont, Liguria, Süd Tirol, Emilia-Romagna, Tuscany, Umbria, Abruzzo, Sicily, Sardinia, Campania, Puglia and Basilicata by car, foot and public transport driven along the stunning coasts of the Amalfi and the Cinque Terre strolled through cities and towns like Rome, Milan, Venice, Verona, Naples, Florence, Siena, Assisi, Lecce and Bologna and yet, there’s so much more to see and do, so many more culinary secrets to discover and countless wines to taste!ĪD Fly to Italy with KLM Royal Dutch Airlines I always ensure I plan a trip back to my love every year – a trip back to Italy is always a highlight of my year! Camogli There are so many reasons to love Italy: its food, wines, language, architecture, design, people, history, landscapes, beaches… the list is endless. Simple, fresh and cooked with a passion that was almost tangible. I think it started the moment I had my first meal at a cozy trattoria in Florence. We watch them on Repeat whenever we need a healthy dose of Bologna, Venice, or the Dolomites of northern Italy, or Tuscany, Napoli, and the Amalfi Coast.Įven after you’ve returned from a trip to Italy, watching movies like these work wonders to help you relive precious memories made, remind you of new friends made, and even inspire you to cook the fabulous food.My love affair with Italy began in the early 1990’s. Here is your list of must-see movies set in Italy, about Italy, and even about the food! So naturally we’re drawn to movies set in Italy or movies about Italy, even if they weren’t filmed entirely in Italy. We love Italy - it's where our families came from and it always feels like home.

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The most inspiring travel movies usually aren't even about traveling at all, but are set in gorgeous locations made even more stunning by professional cinematography. It's called wanderlust travel, and it's really a thing! Movies, photographs, books, and stories can make you want to travel! You know what I'm talking about. Work that Italian bucket list! If you love to travel and are always thinking about your next destination, seeing certain movies can inspire you to take action - dust off the old travel guides, jump online, and start planning your escape. Dreaming of Italy? These 25 of the best movies about Italy - movies set in Italy, about Italy, filmed on location there, and one even about the food - will inspire you to go!

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