Introduction
You can observe the Roman ruins, gaze at Renaissance art, reside in tiny medieval hill towns, go skiing in the Alps, explore the canals of Venice and visit the beautiful churches. The Italians call their country Il Belpaese in the vernacular, which means the beautiful country. The best time to visit Italy is in spring (April-May) and autumn (October-November). The beautiful sceneries become more appealing in the pleasant temperature.

The sightseeing in Rome is exhilarating and exhausting enough but explores the real beauty of Italy. Whether the temples, residences, basilicas, churches, palazzi, piazzi, parks, museums and fountains. Amalfi Coast has some of Europe's most beautiful coastline. Walled Assisi is perched halfway up Mt Subasio looking over Perugia. The churches Santa Maria Maggiore, San Pietro and St Clare are the major tourist places. The14th-century hill fortress Rocca Maggiore offers fabulous views of the valley. Milano is the country's economic centre, also home to Italy's stock market and business centres. Milan is also the world's design capital and a leading fashion centre. Milan is a sprawling metropolis with La Scala, one of the world's great opera houses.

Naples positioned on a bay has everything to offer to the tourists coming to the city. Naples' is a historic centre featured by classic architecture evident in the buildings. Siena has been a bustling economic centre based on its textiles, saffron and wine industry in the 12th century. Visitors can visit the tourist spots like the cafe-lined square Il Campo and the imposing St Dominic's Church.

Venice is the captivating city of canals and palaces. It is the ideal representative of dual beauty of water and land. Roam around and sail through the maze of canals and lanes.