The 10 Most Beautiful Cities In Italy: Regret Not Going!
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3. Venetian
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The landmarks of Venice that we appear to have known since childhood include St. Mark's Square, the Doge's Palace, the Bridge of Sighs, and the Grand Canal. And it's all because of movies and television. Just picture the joy you'll feel when you attend everything in person!
4. Genoa
Genoa's historic streets are frequently compared to spaghetti. They are equally constricting and twisting. The embankment, which bears Christopher Columbus' name, is the city's principal draw. With gelato in hand, you can ogle the opulent yachts and picturesque fishing boats.
