City of Art

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Italy, a treasure chest of art and the cradle of ancient civilizations, reveals the magnificence of its cultural heritage in every corner.

This section is an invitation to take a virtual journey through some of the most emblematic Italian "Cities of Art", places where history, beauty and creativity blend together in a unique harmony. Prepare to be enchanted by the majesty of the monuments, the richness of the works of art and the timeless charm that these cities jealously guard.

City of Art

Florence

La città è un vero museo a cielo aperto, ricco di monumenti e capolavori artistici.
Culla del Rinascimento, Firenze è una delle città più affascinanti d'Italia.

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Venice

Venice is a unique city in the world, a place without equal. Built on an archipelago of 118 islands, it is connected by a dense network of canals.

Matera

Visiting Matera means taking a real journey through time. Matera is fascinating and extraordinary: unique in the world. Known for its “Sassi”, ancient dwellings dug into the rock, the city offers a unique setting that mixes history, culture and nature in an unprecedented combination.

Naples

A lively and vibrant city, rich in history and traditions. And a melting pot of cultures, from ancient Greek and Roman remains to Baroque decorations. The historic center, a World Heritage Site, is a labyrinth of alleys, churches and squares. Naples is also famous for its pizza, the legendary Margherita.

Ravenna

Ravenna is known as the city of mosaics. Its history is very respectable. It was the capital three times: of the Western Roman Empire (402-476), of the Kingdom of the Ostrogoths (493-553) and of the Byzantine Exarchate (568-751).

Genova

Genoa is a port city rich in history and charm, located on the Ligurian coast. Its historic center, among the largest and best preserved in Europe, is a labyrinth of narrow carruggi (alleys), squares and noble palaces.

Palermo

The Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, a treasure trove of art and spirituality, was erected in the 4th century by order of Pope Liberius, on the site of an ancient pagan temple dedicated to the goddess Cybele.

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