Most popular tourist attractions in Italy (most views)

St Mark's Basilica, or as the Italians call it Basilica di San Marco, is sited in the same named district San Marco and used to be the most significant...

The cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, as Orvieto Cathedral is officially known as, is the most important building of the Roman Catholic cultural...

At the Collepietra Museum, visitors can take an unforgettable journey back in time through the history of Tyrol. Rural life, the role of religion, forgotten...

The history of the village of Curon/Graun is closely tied to the construction of the dam on Resia Lake, for which hundreds of families of Curon and Resia/Reschen lost...

In this museum, everything revolves around one of the greatest inventions, many of whom have still come to know her and her typical rattling - the...

The San Miniato al Monte (St. Minias on the Mountain) is a basilica that is located on a hill above the city of Florence. The basilica is often to be mentioned as one of the most...

The Colosseum (Latin: Amphitheatrum Flavium, Italian: Anfiteatro Flavio or Colosseo)), is the largest amphitheater built in ancient Rome and the largest...

Rosskopf in South Tyrol is not only a ski resort, but it is also a summer tourist attraction thanks to its natural beauty and adrenaline rush . A...

Considered by many the most beautiful mountain lake in the Alps, Lake Carezza is a sparkling jewel reflecting the craggy peaks of the Latemar and Catinaccio massifs in the surface of...

Towering high above the deep Eggental Canyon is the impressive Cornedo Castle. The symbol of the local municipality, it was built around 1200 by the...

San Pietro in Vincoli is a titular church situated near the Colosseum by the Esquiline, one of the celebrated Seven Hills of Rome. The foundation stone of the church was set in 431...

The Brixner Dom, actually Dom Mariae Aufnahme in den Himmel and St. Kassian, as it is officially called, is the largest sacred building in the city of Brixen and also the cathedral...

Ancient Pompeji was located in Campania close to Naples and became famous on august 24th, 79 A.D. when the vulcano Vesuvius broke out and buried the city in...

St. Peter's Basilica with its magnificent facade, dating from the 16th century, is one of the largest and most beautiful churches in the world. By order of Emperor Constantine, around...

Only a few kilometres away from Meran, you can find a stunning natural spectacle. Partschins waterfall may not be the highest (97m/318ft), but it is one of the most beautiful waterfalls...

The most famous art gallery in Italy is  the so-called Uffizi (offices). Together, these offices are merged into a single building complex. The...

Siena Cathedral is the most significant cathedral in the tuscan town Siena. Its official name is Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta. Made out of black...

Within the mediterrane area the Sea Museum Galata is the biggest of its kind, moreover it is the most progressive museum in Italy. Overall the...

The Temple of Minerva is an ancient Roman building in Assisi, Umbria, central Italy. The only part left from the ancient Roman times is the exterior façade of the original Minerva...

At the east side of the Piazza Bra, the well-preserved amphitheatre, the Arena of Verona, is located. After the Colosseum in Rom and the Arena of...

The Milan Cathedral is the seat of the archdiocese of Milan and bears the Italian name “Duomo di Santa Maria Nascente” as Saint Mary is its patron. It is...

The academy of art in Florence (Galleria dell' Accademia), which was founded by prince Cosimo I. in 1562 as the first academy for painting in Europe, is...

Dumo di Pisa is located on Piazza del Duomo the „Cathedral Square“ of Pisa and owes its huge popularity around the world, to its leaning bell tower. The cathedral is actually called...

The main attraction of the museum is Ötzi, the "Iceman". It is one of the most important mummies in the world and can be visited in the South Tyrol...