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Discover Italy

Discover Italy

Why visit Italy?
Italy offers layers of history, art, and style, from ancient ruins to elegant piazzas and fashion capitals. You can move from coastal villages to alpine scenery and vineyard-dotted hills in a single trip.

What to expect
In Rome and Milan you will find two very different faces of Italy, both well served by onward rail and domestic flights. Rome blends archaeological treasures with grand boulevards, while Milan focuses on design, business, and contemporary culture.

Plan your trip
You can easily pair Rome or Milan with nearby regions such as Tuscany, the Amalfi Coast, or the Italian Lakes. Italy is also a convenient gateway to explore neighbouring France, Switzerland, and the wider Mediterranean by train or air.

Top experiences in Italy

Explore ancient Rome

Walk among historic forums, amphitheatres, and grand monuments, then pause in lively piazzas for a coffee or gelato.

Discover Vatican art and architecture

Admire masterpieces, vast museums, and an iconic dome that defines Rome’s skyline from afar.

Stroll Milan’s fashion and design districts

Browse flagship stores, galleries, and sleek showrooms that showcase Italy’s contemporary style.

Visit the Italian Lakes from Milan

Take a day trip to serene lakeside towns, framed by mountains, elegant villas, and landscaped gardens.

Savour Italian café culture

Pause at streetside cafés in Rome or Milan to watch city life unfold over espresso or an evening aperitivo.

Tour iconic cathedrals

Admire the ornate façades, interiors, and rooftop views of landmark churches in both Rome and Milan.

Enjoy opera and performance

Experience Italy’s musical heritage in historic theatres, from grand opera houses to intimate concert venues.

Join a guided neighbourhood walk

Explore characterful districts on foot, learning how local history, architecture, and daily life intertwine.

Experience Italy’s way of life

Getting around
From Rome and Milan you can connect by high-speed train to major cities and regions across Italy. Regional rail, coaches, and rental cars help you reach smaller towns, countryside areas, and coastal resorts.

Local life & culture
Italian daily life revolves around neighbourhoods, local shops, and time spent in open squares. In Rome traditions feel closely tied to history, while in Milan the pace is faster, with a strong focus on style, design, and innovation.

Where to unwind
Parks and landscaped gardens in both Rome and Milan offer quiet corners for a break from sightseeing. You can also escape to nearby hillsides, lakes, or coastal spots for gentle walks, boat trips, or simply relaxing in scenic surroundings.

A taste of Italy

National dishes & specialties
Italian cuisine varies widely from region to region, with pasta, risotto, and wood-fired pizzas as everyday favourites. Around Rome you will find hearty Roman specialities, while areas near Milan feature rich rice dishes and slow-cooked recipes.

Casual & modern dining hubs
In Rome and Milan you can eat at relaxed trattorias, contemporary bistros, and wine bars serving regional plates. Street-side spots and food halls make it easy to try different flavours in one evening, from traditional recipes to modern Italian cooking.

Signature & scenic dining
Many restaurants in Rome make the most of rooftop terraces or atmospheric historic settings. In and around Milan you can also dine overlooking city skylines or, on a day trip, beside tranquil lakes and countryside estates.

Retail therapy in Italy

Malls & lifestyle hubs
Rome and Milan both feature large shopping streets and centres with international brands and Italian labels. In Milan, modern districts and department stores bring fashion, beauty, and lifestyle products together under one roof.

Markets & local crafts
Open-air markets and independent boutiques in Rome focus on leather goods, accessories, and artisanal pieces. Milan offers design-focused shops where you can find homeware, stationery, and contemporary Italian-made items.

Evening retail scene
In both cities, main shopping streets stay lively into the evening, especially during weekends and event seasons. Illuminated windows, late-opening stores, and nearby cafés create a relaxed atmosphere for a night-time stroll.

Best time to visit Italy

Peak season: June to August typically bring warm to hot weather, around 25–32°C (77–90°F) in many Italian cities. This is a lively time with longer days, ideal for evenings outdoors and coastal trips.

Shoulder season: April to May and September to October offer milder temperatures of about 15–24°C (59–75°F). These months balance pleasant conditions for sightseeing with a generally calmer feel than midsummer.

Low season: November to March is cooler, with averages from 5–13°C (41–55°F) in Rome and Milan, and colder spells at times. This period suits museum visits, indoor attractions, and quieter city stays.

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