Italy: Editor's Choice

Field of Flowers Square

Historic square featuring a lively daily flower and food market and notable monuments.

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Vittorio Emanuele II Gallery

Historic 19th-century covered shopping arcade featuring luxury shops, a glass-domed roof, and neo-Renaissance architecture. It connects two major cultural landmarks and combines high-end retail with significant architectural and artistic elements.

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Circus Maximus

Ancient Roman chariot-racing stadium and entertainment structure now preserved as an archaeological park with ruins and open grassy areas.

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Vecchio Bridge

Historic medieval stone arch bridge featuring shops of goldsmiths and jewelers, renowned for its scenic views and unique architecture.

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The Mouth of Truth

Ancient marble mask and sculpture known for a legend involving a test of honesty and its appearances in films.

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Sacred Way

Ancient main street of Rome, historically used for religious processions, triumphs, and imperial funerals, featuring significant archaeological remains.

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Rialto Market

Historic food market known for fresh seafood, local products, and Venetian specialties. It features vibrant stalls offering a variety of fruits, vegetables, and traditional cuisine.

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Naviglio Grande

Historic canal with scenic pedestrian towpaths known for its cultural and architectural heritage.

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Pincian Hill

Historic hill with gardens, panoramic viewpoints, and notable monuments including busts of Italian figures and an obelisk. It is part of the Villa Borghese gardens and offers scenic views over the city.

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St Mark's Clocktower

Historic Renaissance clock tower featuring an intricate astronomical clock and bronze figures, marking time for over 500 years.

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Arch of Peace

Neoclassical triumphal arch and monument serving as a historical city gate with notable sculptures and architectural significance.

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L.O.V.E.

Large-scale marble sculpture depicting a severed hand with the middle finger raised, symbolizing protest and cultural critique.

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Triennale Milano

Art and design museum housed in a historic building, hosting international exhibitions and cultural events related to contemporary art, architecture, and industrial design.

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Contarini del Bovolo Palace

Historic palace featuring a distinctive external spiral staircase that combines Gothic, Renaissance, and Byzantine architectural styles and offers panoramic city views.

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Castel dell'Ovo

Historic seafront castle built on the island of Megaride, featuring Norman architecture and panoramic views of the Bay of Naples.

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Galleria Umberto I

Historic 19th-century covered shopping gallery featuring a glass and steel dome, mosaic floors, murals, and sculptures.

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San Trovaso Boatyard

Historic boatyard specializing in the traditional construction and repair of gondolas, dating back to the 1700s. One of the oldest and few remaining workshops of its kind, preserving Venetian maritime craftsmanship.

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Two Towers

Medieval Renaissance towers known for their historical architecture and panoramic city views.

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Venetian Ghetto

Historic Jewish district established in 1516, known for its rich cultural heritage, distinctive architecture, and significant synagogues.

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Palermo Cathedral

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Valley of the Temples

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