Italy 2025: The Jubilee Celebration

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Visit La Serenissima, admire its beautiful Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture, wide piazzas and famous bridges. Take a gondola through its meandering canals or the vaporetto to the beach-filled Lido or island of glass, Murano.

Uncover The Eternal City with its impressive artistic and architectural masterpieces, Classical ruins, extravagant Baroque churches and beautiful cathedrals. Tour the Vatican Museums and Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel, visit the Pantheon, Fountains of Trevi, Spanish Steps, dine and shop on the glitzy Via Veneto.

Florence, the Cradle of Renaissance is home to some of Italy's most priceless treasures. Leonardo da Vinci’s Annunciation, Michelangelo’s David and Sandro Botticelli’s The Birth of Venus are among the many masterpieces that adorn this culture and culinary rich capital of Tuscany.

Italy’s sun-drenched Lake District is synonymous with glamour and not a little bit of history. Gently, calmly buzzing, this is a place of mesmerizing vistas, of lush, manicured gardens, and legendary villas—a must see on your trip to Italy.

With its cypress-studded hillsides, vineyard-clad valleys and hill towns, Tuscany is as dreamy as a Leonardo da Vinci backdrop. Discover its medieval villages and unique culinary tradition. Whatever you choose, don’t miss out on the wine.

Visit The Italian Riviera for its famous and majestic cliffside colorful fishing villages of Cinque Terre and the ultimate luxurious, cosmopolitan resorts of Portofino, Santa Margherita and Portovenere. 

Discover The Amalfi Coast, Europe's most alluring stretch of shoreline. Zigzag through dramatic landscapes studded with gleaming villas clinging to sheer cliffs, set off to explore the historic ruins of Pompeii, sail for the jet set island of Capri and absorb the stupendous views from Villa Rufolo.

Your next trip to Italy must include Puglia, the white-stoned Adriatic heel of the boot, the land of the olive trees and the trulli houses of Alberobello. Discover ancient ruins, stunning cathedrals, serene seaside villages & traditions. Do not miss stunning Matera, known for its 9,000-year-old cave dwellings.

Located at the very foot of Italy, Sicily, the largest of the Mediterranean islands, is dominated by the massif volcano, Mount Etna. Beneath it lies incredibly well-preserved ruins such as spectacular Valley of the Temples, Byzantine mosaics, bustling cities, and phenomenal cuisine.