Italy: Sophisticated and Historic

A vacation in Italy is not complete without a visit to Venice, especially for those seeking a romantic getaway. The visually striking canals, bridges, and slim streets wind in and around unique buildings, dazzling designer shops, and renowned churches, museums, and galleries. You’re sure to find a treasure around every turn, such as one-of-a-kind Murano glass designs and delectable gelato.

A classical collection of museums, squares, cathedrals and other historically significant structures beg to be explored in Florence. Elegant statues, shops and restaurants add to the city’s artistic allure.

Considered the gateway to the Amalfi Coast, Sorrento & Capri charms visitors with ancient stone architecture, lush valleys and fragrant citrus groves.
Narrow streets twist and turn through this quaint city, which is nestled among rocky cliffs overlooking picturesque beaches. With buildings dating to the 11th century, glorious gardens and panoramic views of the Bay of Naples, Sorrento exudes Mediterranean romance.

Sicily is the ideal destination to spend a week of holidays in the sun, without breaking the bank. You will be able to enjoy magnificent beaches, breathtaking landscapes and numerous archaeological remains. All accompanied by the legendarily delicious Italian food.
Sicily has beautiful black-sand beaches, a volcano to ski on and desserts to satisfy the sweetest tooth.

Milan was at the centre of some of Europe’s most historically significant art movements – from 14th-century Gothic art under the Visconti family, to Futurism at the beginning of the 20th century – and this is reflected in the quality and breadth of its museums and art galleries. It is home to one of the most famous Renaissance paintings in the world – Leonardo di Vinci’s ‘Last Supper’ and unrivalled collections of Italian modernism, featuring masterpieces from the likes of Umberto Boccioni and Lucio Fontana. Masterpieces You Can Only See in Milan