Top 5 best cities in Italy for an autumn trip

Italy is a country of sea, ancient architecture, pizza and fashion. The brightest season here is, of course, summer. But, as practice shows, autumn is also not far behind in popularity among tourists from all over the world.

What interesting things does Italy offer in the fall?

Rome

A city where every wall and street is a valuable architectural monument. When visiting Rome, get ready for long walks, because you need to explore every corner of the cradle of a powerful civilization.

We recommend starting your trip with a sightseeing tour, during which you will see most of the pearls of this land in a few hours - the Capitoline Hill, the Trevi Fountain and the majestic Colosseum.

We also recommend visiting lesser-known areas of the city, such as San Lorenzo and Pigneto. Here you will feel the true Italian atmosphere and enjoy beautiful moments without crowds of noisy travelers.

Must see locations:

• Colosseum;
• Roman Forum;
• Vatican City;
• Pantheon;
• Fountain di Trevi;
• Capitol;
• Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore;
• Piazza Navona.

Milan

Milan is a world-famous European shopping capital. However, along with the fashion industry, the city is also famous for its cultural and architectural gems.

You'll need to do your best not to miss a single detail, because the true soul of Milan is hidden deeper than in many other tourist destinations. The longer you wander the streets of the center, the more often you will come across ancient buildings and churches.

We recommend starting with Piazza Duomo. This is the absolute center of Milan, surrounded not only by unique buildings but also by a large number of restaurants, boutiques and cinemas.

Must see locations:

• Milan Cathedral;
• Vittorio Emanuele II Gallery;
• La Scala Theater;
• Sforza Castle;
• Piazza Mercanti;
• Pinacoteca Brera;
• Basilica of St. Ambrose;
• Naviglio Grande.

Venice

One of the most unusual places not only in Italy but in the whole of Europe. The city on the water with its fascinating architecture and fascinating history has long been a "mecca" for travelers.

Venice is a paradise for romantics. Almost every building here has its own special legend. The historic center of the city is densely built up with old buildings and is located on 120 small pedestrian islands that are connected by 400 bridges and crossed by 170 canals.

You can get an unforgettable experience by meeting the sunrise in Piazza San Marco. Take a slow stroll through the empty morning city, smell the fresh scent of the sea, hear the muffled chimes, and watch the sunlight fill Venice with light and bring it to life.

Must see locations:

• St. Mark's Cathedral;
• The Doge's Palace;
• Grand Canal;

• Rialto Bridge;
• Church of Santa Maria della Salute;
• Correr Museum;
• Murano and Burano islands.

Verona

A small town in the north of Italy that became well known thanks to Shakespeare. Despite the fact that everything related to Romeo and Juliet is not real here, but created only for tourists, the region does not lose its charming flavor and atmosphere.

Verona is rich in numerous historic buildings from the Middle Ages and Renaissance, beautiful landscapes and narrow streets with colorful, cheerful houses.

The best way to get to know the city is to take a leisurely stroll with the opportunity to carefully examine all the old buildings and feel their spirit. We recommend starting your tour from the Old Town.

Must see locations:

• Piazza Bra;
• Verona Arena;
• Juliet's courtyard;
• Piazza delle Ebre;
• Lamberti Tower;
• Gothic castle of Castel;
• Ponte Petra Bridge.

Naples

An extremely picturesque and lively place, full of historical monuments and enchanting landscapes. This city, which lies at the foot of Mount Vesuvius, is the largest on the southern coast of Italy.

Naples looks like a huge beehive filled with energy, color and diversity. Cultures and traditions of many nationalities are mixed here.

In addition to palaces and castles, the region is famous for its gastronomy. Neapolitan cuisine is known for pasta, which is eaten every day, even several times. Naples is also home to the Margherita pizza. It is cooked in a wood-fired stone oven with fresh mozzarella, basil, and tomatoes.

Must see locations:

• Royal Palace;
• San Carlo Theater;
• Castel del Ovo Castle;
• Anjou Castle;
• Salm Elmo Castle;
• Cathedral of St. Januarius;
• Vesuvius National Park.

In the fall, Italy's climate is ideal for hiking, walking, and sightseeing: not too hot, but not too cold. So, go on a trip to enjoy the ancient buildings, mysterious streets, unforgettable flavor and unsurpassed local cuisine.

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