Arts cities

Your imagination and our guide will play the role of a time machine and transport you to the times of the Roman Empire: a powerful state whose center was the city of Rome.

One of Venice's most distinctive symbols is the gondola: a traditional rowing boat, described as a work of art because of its unique shape.

Your imagination and our guide will play the role of a time machine and transport you back to the times of the Roman Empire: a powerful state whose centre was the city of Rome.

The islands of the Venetian lagoon are full of charm, here history is closely intertwined with legends that still stir the imagination. Murano, Burano and Torcello are the three most visited islands, each with an authentic atmosphere.

Lucca, the ancient Tuscan city, nicknamed "the city of a hundred churches", attracts with its peaceful atmosphere.

Milan is a city that opens up its soul to the attentive traveller, if he or she can tune in.

Naples and Pompeii are two cities at the foot of Vesuvius, with an ancient history and different fates. One bears witness to the changes that are inevitable for any long-lived city. The other has preserved its appearance forever unchanged.

The Aventine Hill can be described as the most romantic and tranquil place in Rome.

Piazza dei Miracoli (Piazza dei Miracoli) is the most famous and popular place in Pisa among travellers.

Rome's squares are like urban salons in the open air, their past and present a complex cocktail of eras, stories and legends.

A first exploration of Rome. You'll get an idea of the city, get a feel for it, get in the mood for it and see its main attractions.

Siena is a magnificent example of a medieval city, a centre of medieval culture with a rich heritage and unique atmosphere.