Which are the best places in italy to visit?

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.Laura

Salento
poi l'idiota che mi ha messo il pollice verso me lo deve anche argomentare....sto aspettando
http://www.salentoviaggi.it/galleria_fotografica_2.htm
beccati questo
http://www.tripadvisor.it/LocationPhotos-g652001-Gagliano_del_Capo_Puglia.html
e questo!

Sil

HI!!! I'm an italian girl...I'm from Rome....I think that if you come to Italy you MUST see the capital...don't you agree?
Apart from Rome I think that Florence, Venice and Milan are the most important italian cities...If you also like to see the seaside, I think that Sicily is the best choice....Wonderful sea, very good food, nice people....Enjoy your italian holidays!!!

Orla C

Head south, it'll be nice and warm. I'd advise around Naples, taking in Pompeii (which gets unbearably hot in the summer, so April would be ideal), Sorrento and the Amalfi coast.

I know that Naples is having problems, but I've been to Italy three times, and in a country where the people are very friendly and gentle, the Neopolitans stood out because they were the most charming of all the Italians I met - they kept talking to me which was hilarious because I really couldn't understand most of what they said! Naples is a lovely city, particularly in the Merguellina section of the city. We stayed near the railway station, which was a bit scuzzy and dirty, but we had a food market (on the street, fresh produce) very close by and a breakfast cafe on the street. We stayed in a place called Villa Nolana and it was just lovely, a real surprise and delight coming in from the scuzzy, dirty street, it had beautiful painted ceilings and walls, nice bathroom, kitchenette, balcony with an amazing view of Vesuvius, and it was very clean and very good value for money, and very friendly staff. Lots of cheap places to eat near us, which looked a bit worse for wear but produced delicious meals, and then the closer you got to the harbour, the nicer the look of the eateries. We tended to eat at the smaller, family-run places, and the fish dishes were sheer heaven, fresh out of the sea, simply divine.

I'd move to Naples, I was very sad to be leaving it. It's a wonderful place. Don't believe the Italians from the north who say Naples is awful, it isn't true. Like every city, it has its problems with petty theft, but we found the locals to be extraordinarily helpful and friendly.

- Mary -

hey.. sup? i'm an italian girl... i'm from sicily.. and i have to say that in april, the weather is very good here... no rain... it's always been in this way.. so, i think u could come here... u will be welcome =)... then, i think u could visit rome (the capital city of Italy and there's also the Vatican City)... another place is just florence (i'm gone there 2 times) it's a beautiful place... venice is known as 'the most romantic place' =) instead milan is..... humm... AWESOME... and u could admire the 'Milan Cathedral'...
well.... italy has got many beautiful places... but if u want to know more info, look up wikipedia site ;) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italy

ps: I'm sorry if i made mistakes... =) and if my english is not good ;)

have a nice holiday..!! ;)

littlemissgio

Its spring, maybe rainy. best places are
Rome
Sorrento
Venice
Sicily
pisa
florence

viOLa^^LoVe

hello,i'm italian and i live in Rome..i think you MUST absolutely visit Rome,Florence,Venice and maybe Milano if you like big cities>.<

OlÃ eu meu nome Ã© KAKA'

if i can give a sincere answer, i must say that if you want to visit italy, you have to stay enough time because the landscapes, the monuments , the architectural styles change from place to place.
There are so many faces of Italy! for example if you visit Naples and then Florence you'll see they're both wonderful,but they're so different,too. So..i can suggest you only one thing...what's the style you like most? perhaps your choice may be easier. in any case,it will be an excellent choice....ciao!

ageingcynic

April is a good time as it is not too hot then but try to avoid Easter as the main touristy places could be very crowded.
As to where to go, it depends what you want. Venice, Florence or Rome are all wonderful cities with lots of beautiful buildings, churches and art galleries and of course lots of restaurants to choose from. If you want countryside go to Tuscany (which also has lots of beautiful towns) or the lakes in the north (although they can be a bit touristy).
Sicily is fabulous too, lots of countryside and history.
I'm told that Sardinia is nice but I haven't been there myself.

jhanvi

You must have to visit, Rome, Florence and Venice. Do not miss them.

Paolo

Venice, Milan, Rome and Naples.

andrew s

Why not visit some of the lesser known regions of Italy. Some of these are really very special. The ones I can recommend are Le Marche, Piedmont and Umbria. Sardinia is also wonderful and most of the island is little known. You can check out more and some photos of these regions at http://www.my-italy-piedmont-marche-and-more.com/italian-images.html

xias

hello ...
I am Italian ...
Watch for beautiful places to see there are endless ..
start from Venice city original and fantastic, move to Florence city of Leonardo da Vinci, then pisa is a beautiful city ..
Mantova is not bad, is a small town in the Po Valley in Lombardia where they have been for years at governaty of Gonzaga
But if I were you visit Rome, exciting .... absolutely trusted the coliseum is fantastic, especially as view live ....
I hope you are aiutto been in and I apologize for the frequent syntactic errors and spelling ....

â™¥ Elle â™¥

hi, i'm italian

as you are coming to italy during spring, i suggest you to go to tuscany:
you can visit florence, pisa, and tuscany countriside

then, you can go to venice or to rome

marita

Italy is beautiful from North to South.
How much time and money have you got?
I would suggest you to arrive in Venice by plane than take a train to Verona to see Romeo and Juliet balcony. Then head to Milan to visit the Duomo, the Sforzesco castle and Leonardo's last supper. then heading south by train stop in Florence and visit the Duomo, Palazzo Pitti, piazza della signoria and ponte vecchio, Pisa to see the leaning tower then Rome the capital! Still in Rome the vatican. Naples and the Vesuvio than you can decide to go down to Sicily or to the heel of Italy where you can visit a beautiful town Lecce. Not far from there a wonderful and clear sea. You need at least one mounth or more. Have fun! the weather is lovely almost everywhere especially in the south the food is delicious everywhere. I love it....I'm Italian!

the capybara

Florence and Venice are very nice

M J

Bardi , riccione, roma, pompeii

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