The Best Neighborhoods in Italy

Explore the quieter side of the city in Dorsoduro, where a slice of "authentic Venice" can still be found. Cross the lovely Accademia Bridge

Boccadasse, an old mariners' neighborhood, is popular with tourists but retains a traditional charm. Wander its streets and admire the colorf

Dating back to the early 16th century, Campo del Ghetto may be the first Jewish ghetto established in the world--the word "ghetto" comes from

On the sea cliff La Rocca, you can still see the ruins of the ancient Greek settlers who were first captivated by Cefalu Coast. The hillside

Visit Via Condotti for some of the best shopping and dining in Rome. In Roman times, this ancient street carried travelers from the Tiber to

The most popular shopping in Verona--with items usually less expensive than in Milan--is on Via Mazzini. Look through well-known, upscale des

Learn about old, as well as modern, Jewish life in Rome when you visit Ghetto Ebraico. Dating back to 1555 when the Jews of the area were res

Remarkable for its straightness among so many meandering side streets, Via del Corso runs north and south through the historic center of Rome

The lively and social plaza at Piazza della Repubblica was built upon the ancient crossing of two Roman roads and the city’s first forum. Cat