Where to Go

La Dolce Vita

From Alpine lakes to Sicilian shore, Italy contains multitudes — each region a separate civilisation with its own cuisine, dialect, and sense of beauty.

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Florence

The city where the Renaissance was invented, still wearing it. The Uffizi, the Duomo, and a food scene that has quietly become one of Italy's best.

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Amalfi Coast

Eleven villages strung along thirty kilometres of vertical coastline. Spectacular, crowded in summer, and worth it — if you choose carefully where to stay.

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Rome

The city that keeps happening around you. Two thousand years of empire, baroque excess, and living neighbourhood life — all within walking distance.

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Sicily

The island that absorbed every civilisation that invaded it — Greek, Arab, Norman — and turned it all into extraordinary architecture and the most complex cuisine in Italy.

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Venice

A city built on water that shouldn't exist and still does — improbable, melancholy, and the most extraordinary urban environment in the world.