Explore Italy—one city at a time.

White truffle capital of the world with exceptional Barolo and Barbaresco wines. Visit during truffle season (Oct-Dec).

Famous for sparkling Asti DOCG wine and traditional Piemontese cuisine in charming medieval settings.

Italy's undisputed food capital - birthplace of ragù Bolognese, tortellini, and incredible food markets. The porticoes are UNESCO World Heritage.

Elegant Lake Como dining with Alpine influences and stunning lakeside restaurants with mountain views.

Alpine cuisine with French influences, near the stunning Maritime Alps. Perfect for mountain food lovers.

Renaissance city famous for bistecca alla fiorentina, Chianti wine, and traditional Tuscan trattorias. Art and cuisine in perfect harmony.

Birthplace of pesto with incredible focaccia, fresh seafood, and authentic Ligurian coastal cuisine. Don't miss the historic port area.

Known for its fully intact Renaissance wall, Lucca Comics & Games, and Lucca Summer Festival.

Fashion capital with incredible risotto, cotoletta, and world-class aperitivo culture. Don't miss the Navigli district for evening drinks.

Home of traditional balsamic vinegar, Parmigiano Reggiano, and luxury sports cars. A foodie paradise in Emilia-Romagna.

World-famous for Prosciutto di Parma and Parmigiano Reggiano cheese. Essential stop for cheese and charcuterie lovers.

Historic university town with traditional Lombard cuisine and excellent local wine selections.

Famous for the Leaning Tower, Cathedral, and Baptistery. Tuscan food with a coastal flair.

UNESCO World Heritage mosaics and delicious piadina flatbread. Hidden gem of Emilia-Romagna region.

The Eternal City - home to carbonara, cacio e pepe, amatriciana, and countless incredible trattorie and enoteche. Where ancient history meets amazing food.

Stunning coastal gem with fresh seafood, Ligurian specialties, and beautiful harbor dining. Gateway to the Cinque Terre.

Home of bicerin coffee, incredible chocolate, and elegant Piemontese cuisine. Perfect for truffle season visits.

Floating city with unique Venetian dishes, fresh seafood, and the famous cicchetti small plates tradition. Best experienced at dawn or dusk.

Home to Valpolicella wines and traditional Veneto cuisine, the Città dell’Amore (City of Love) is a great base for day trips around the region.