To visit all the idyllic, imaginative and incredible cities on a private tour in Italy, you will not be disappointed at all. There are few places in Italy that will not offer a visitor something of interest to see or do. Italy is famously known for being a long peninsula that is in the shape of a knee-high boot, and due to this, it is surrounded by water on three sides and borders France, Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia on the forth (north) side.
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Visitors to Northern Italy are able to visit the Italian Lake District, which stretches across the entire region and provides tourists with an amazing visual feast.
The largest lake in the district is Garda, which gives visitors on guided tours, the chance to take in the views from the northern mountains, while Como's forested slopes that rise directly from the edges of the waters attract their fair share of attention as well.
Naples is one of Italy's most bustling city areas and the capital of the Campania region. The city gives tourists the chance to visit a range of historic sites. There is a vivacious nightlife in Naples, to add to its amazing selection of shops and restaurants.
Food lovers will enjoy having the chance to consume pizza in the city of its birth. Take a private tour to nearby Pompeii or the Bay of Naples from here.
For those who do not understand Italian, Cinque Terre also means the "five lands." The villages of Riomaggiore, Monterosso, Manarola, Vernazza and Corniglia each provide their own unique tourist experience and the most incredible views that you will ever see.
Hiking aficionados will be sure to appreciate the centuries-old paths that lead to gorgeous landscapes and coastal views. There is a paved Blue Trail that connects the villages.
Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea and it comprises of several tinier isles. You can take a two-mile private tour from Italy to Sicily by travelling the Straits of Messina.
If you are interested in history, then a tour of Sicily will tell you of the great Mediterranean civilisations who lived here. Sicily is also home to Europes tallest active volcano and an experience not to be missed.
Milan was once near destruction during World War II and is now one of Europe's wealthiest cities. Fashionistas flock to Milan from all over the world to browse through their high-end shops and visit fashion shows while art historians come to see The Last Supper, Leonardo da Vinci’s most famous painting. Milan is also home to the La Scala Opera House and the world's single largest Gothic cathedral.
This area is nestled in the region of Campania. Tourists on Sightseeing tours of natural beauty are drawn to this part of the country as it stretches for roughly 30 miles along the Sorrento Peninsula, for the picturesque coastline view
Some of Italy's most ritzy resorts are here, the area is considered to be a must-see destination for couples on a romantic getaway. The towns of Positano, Amalfi and Ravello, have unique features.
Venice is one of Italy's most distinctive destinations and considered to be one of the most unique destinations in the world. The city is built on top of a lagoon and surrounded by the Atlantic Sea. Venice is an archipelago of 118 interconnected islands which are linked by a series of canals and bridges of which The Grand Canal is the most famous. Venice is considered to be one of the world's top romantic destinations.
Pompeii is not just a popular private tours, of Italy, destination; it is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the entire world. The city is most famous for being buried under a pile of volcanic ash during the infamous Mount Vesuvius eruption, and it has yet to be unearthed completely.
Take a guided tour to learn more of the day to day existence of ancient Romans and see the city's remains by walking along the streets.
Formerly known as the Roman Empire capital, Rome is now the nation's capital. It is centrally located in the region of Lazio and manages to maintain both a modern and historic appearance.
Rome houses a wide range of ancient structures, in addition to the Vatican City and has stood for over 2,500 years. The city serves as a powerful intersection between religion, power and culture and best seen on a guided tour.
Tuscany is a famous region in Italy and most travellers imagine correctly what it will be like before getting here. Visitors can head to Florence to explore Renaissance art or partake in a classic Chianti wine tasting. Siena contains many ancient works of art, the world famous Leaning Tower of Pisa is located in Tuscany and beachgoers will be more than happy to spend time in Elba, the largest of the Tuscan islands.
Would you be very surprised to learn that Italy is the fourth most visited country in the world? Not when you realise the amount of different tourists attractions in all the cities stretching the length and breadth of Italy; Italy has the most UNESCO sites in the world with 50, the Vatican City where people come to see the leader of the Roman Catholic Church, the Pope, and with mouthwatering cuisine and fine wines, of course, it is an idyllic and popular place to take tours.
Have you ever really noticed that over the centuries there have been influences from Italy gradually and subtlety integrating into other countries all over the world?
When someone thinks of fine leather items, Italian leather jackets/ boots/ bags or shoes are probably their first thoughts. When you have friends around to watch a match and have a few drinks, what food do you think of having? Pizza!
Let's be fair, what would the world be like without; the fashion of Milan; the fast cars from Ferrari; the magical music from such opera artists as Luigi Pavarotti; the canal city of Venice to dream of a romantic breaks; weekends without pizza or wine from a country that is the world's largest exporter and that is only naming a tiny few things that we can be thankful to Italy for. Then you have the influence Italy has had on architecture worldwide and the famous artists that are still envied and copied today.