Top 50 Best Things to Do in Italy

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Anonymous user

Milan Cathedral truly deserves its reputation as a masterpiece of Gothic architecture! Thousands of exquisitely crafted sculptures adorn its exterior, its spires pierce the sky, and the marble's texture shimmers with a sacred glow in the sunlight. Inside, stained-glass windows cast dazzling light and shadow, the soaring vaulted ceilings create a powerful visual impact, and the tranquil atmosphere allows for a sense of peace. Climbing to the rooftop for panoramic views of Milan, where ancient architecture blends seamlessly with the modern city, makes this visit not only a feast for the eyes of architectural beauty but also a profound experience of historical weight—a truly unforgettable experience.

LitTravil

A MUST visit gallery in Florence! Wasn't expected I spent 3 hours+ enjoying all the arts in the gallery. Fascinating!

Ma Ka Ming

Great value of sightseeing visit with user friendly and instantly use.

Henrik666

Beautiful square in stretching from the Duomo to the shopping streets. On a beautiful day it will be packed and have 2-3 wedding couples trying to create epic wedding photos. A little too crowded and beware of pick-pockets.

JOHNNYKIN

The Colosseum has a base ticket for the first and second floors (museums), which are accessible directly. The crypt and the top floor require additional tickets. However, it's very difficult to order these tickets on the official website, so being able to visit the top floor was truly a rare opportunity. The view from the top floor, both inside and outside the Colosseum, was breathtaking, and because fewer people were able to purchase these tickets, the entire visit was very comfortable. I highly recommend trying to order them, but because tickets are only confirmed the day before the visit, I was a bit worried about not having them a few days before the visit.

Api Kho

Everyone has to visit the Pantheon in their lifetime. I am in shock that something so magnificent could be built in 126 AD and remain is such remarkable condition. The exterior is incredibly imposing with grand columns holding up the structure. The interior consists of a single perfectly symmetrical circular space with an enormous dome. There are beautiful columns, sculptures, and paintings everywhere. It was originally a Pagan temple and symbol of Rome’s power, but became a church that is in use to this day. There is a huge high alter near the front, built in the early 18th century. All the pagan statues and artwork were removed and replaced with ones honoring to Christianity. Everything in this building is perfectly symmetrical with three sets of columns on each side flanked with artwork in the middle. Every bit of architecture from the floor to the ceiling is so intricate. The marble floor is from three different countries. The red is from Egypt, the white is from Asia Minor.

Tingtating

You only had 15 mins in the museum and you have to arrive 15 mins before to verify your tickets with passport. If you are really interested then I think it’s worth the trip.

Blessed by God

such a lovely place, the duomo or cathedral is very big that I cannot take a picture of the whole cathedral. Even if I have seen it several times I always love to visit and see it again and again.

Anonymous user

Get there early. There’s a lovely place across the street where you can grab a coffee or gelato and a washroom visit. I had no idea that I would be so moved by seeing Leonardo’s painting of The Last Supper. It moved me to tears. I am so grateful that the efforts were put into preserving and protecting this treasure. Nice book store as you exit. Grateful for UNESCO World Heritage Sites as well.

Anonymous user

Although they are more expensive, these are safe and guaranteed tickets which can be bought on dates when the official tickets are sold out, especially closer to your visit date. We received the online tickets a day before our entry. Entrance was crowded but the staff are helpful to guide you to your designated ticket queue line. Inside the galleria was mildly crowded. The Michelangelo David statue was magnificent and there is ample space for you to admire and take pictures. Overall I would recommend this place.