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Cheap Flights to Italy
Italy, which is a country in Europe, is an abode to the Vatican and landmark art as well as to very old ruins. It is also home to many tourist attractions that will make visitors puzzle what to see first. Every village in the country is packed with worth seeing tourist spots as well as some interesting activities to do. The Medieval towns and villages are scattered across rustic Italy, allowing tourists to have an enjoyable day tours and to witness picturesque places for a more hassle-free holiday. The Roman ruins in Italy extend from its north to the south, which is packed with worth seeing leftovers of the Roman Empire.
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- Best Time to Visit
- Visit the Colosseum Monument
- The Naples Cathedral
- The Vatican Museums
- The Sistine Chapel
- The Doge's Palace
- The Grand Canal
- Know the ancient history of Rome by visiting the Roman Forum
- Enjoy witnessing historic spots at the Sorrento Cruise Port
- See the ancient remains at the Naples Cathedral
- Visit the Vatican museum to see a massive complex of galleries
- Enjoy witnessing the artistic fresco-roofed ceiling at Sistine Chapel
- Visit the Doge's Palace
Italy has a varying type of weather throughout the year. The best time to visit Italy is from April to July and again from August to November.
Top Travel Destinations in Italy
The Colosseum Monument
The Colosseum Monument has been an icon of Rome since 80 AD. Today, it is considered the leading tombstone in Italy. Once, the tiered seats of the amphitheater were occupied by 50,000 spectators to witness the gladiatorial games. Most of the tourists visiting the spot can now see only some parts of the monument, as most of its original marble frontage was stolen over the years to construct St. Peter’s Basilica. The Colosseum monument remains whole 2,000 years afterward.
The Naples Cathedral
The Naples Cathedral is an impressive church and it is considered one of the principal churches in Italy. The construction of the church was started by King Charles I of Anjou during the thirteenth century and it was completed in the fourteenth century during the reign of Robert of Anjou. It is a Gothic cathedral and it was devoted to the patron saint of the city, St. Januarius. Tourists visiting the cathedral can see the archaeological leftovers of ancient Roman, Greek, and early Christian cultures.
The Vatican Museums
The Vatican Museums is a huge complex of galleries. Tourists can book a flight from Italy to see the most vital artifacts of the country, ranging from statues and paintings to traditional antiquities to tapestries. Next to the St. Peter’s Basilica, tourists can enjoy witnessing the long corridors of Vatican that connect courtyards and buildings, accommodating Egyptian Museum, the Pinacoteca, Gallery of Tapestries, Gallery of Maps, and the Pius-Clementine Museum.
The Sistine Chapel
The Sistine Chapel is a section of the Vatican Museums of Rome. Pinturicchio and Sandro Botticelli, who were the renowned Italian art masters, festooned it during the fifteenth century. Tourists paying an airfare for Italy and visiting the museum will be amazed to see the greatest work of the artists, the fresco-roofed ceiling. It is the most imperative work of arts in the history of Italy.
The Doge's Palace
The Doge's Palace is the home to powerful Doges, who governed the Venetian Empire. The place was one among the primary things those reaching in Venice saw while their boats sailed through the pond and arrived at the St Mark's Square.Today, the Doge's Palace is one of the most renowned tourist attractions in Italy often visited by both local tourists, as well as by people from all parts of the world.
The Grand Canal
The Grand Canal, which is situated in Venice City, is renowned for its busy main street. The street is beautifully lined with luxurious Venetian palaces, packed with gondolas, public ferries, and water taxis. The thoroughfare offers a feast to the senses of the tourists. The Grand Canal functions as the picturesque major artery for transporting both goods, as well as people down the City of Canals.
