10 Must See Towns In Italy
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10 Must See Towns In Italy

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10 Must See Towns In Italy
Alexandra Munteanu

It's been far too long since I wrote an article about my favorite little country situated on the Mediterranean Sea and since I have lately been feeling nostalgic for my time abroad, I figured it was time for another. When people think of Italy, the first thought is usually the Colosseum or mounds of gelato, maybe. But there are so many amazing aspects of Italian culture that are located in town around the country. Here are 10 places you should absolutely visit in Italy...

1. Florence

Everyone knows how I feel about Florence, it's my favorite place on this earth. Everything about it whether it be the food, views or people, brings a smiles to my face.

2. Orvieto

There's this tiny town situated in Umbria with a massive church in the town's center. While I traveled through Italy, Orvieto stayed one of my favorite places with its small cobblestone streets and delicious wine.

3. Perugia

This city is a beautiful blend of historic meets modern with its ancient city walls and cool American run bars.

4. Capri

Taking a boat to this island was like transporting into a fairytale. You can take a single chairlift to the top of the island for unbeatable views.

5. Riomaggiore

Riomaggiore is just one of the beautiful towns along Cinque Terre and you really should get to all of them but for the sake of listing, Riomaggiore is great. You can hike along the entire span of the coastal towns and reward yourself with seafood cones and margarita buckets.

6. Rapolano Terme

This is the perfect place to go for a weekend or day of relaxation. Located in Tuscany, you can squeeze in a wine tasting and then head to the thermal spa.

7. Rome

Okay, okay, you knew I couldn't go a whole list without putting this on. While Rome isn't my favorite place in Italy, you have to go to see the Colosseum, the Pantheon, and the Trevi, along with the other jaw dropping historical sites. It's important to learn about the past so you can fully enjoy it in the present.

8. Venice

Whether you're going for Carnevale or just to see the unique waterways, Venice is always a good idea. (Plus it's still on my bucket list to ride in a gondola!)

9. Cortona

Cortona is gorgeous, plus as an added bonus, Under the Tuscan Sun is set here so you'll feel all of the feels if you go with a loved one.

10. Como (Lake Como)

Situated near the Alps in Northern Italy, Como is an escape from the hustle of Rome and the sprawling hillsides of Tuscany.


Now if you don't mind, I'm ready to renew my visa and head back to my second home. Ciao!

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