Como

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Rome

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Florence

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Naples

Naples has plenty of places to go hiking and swimming in the surrounding area. And, of course, Naples is just a short drive from the world-famous Amalfi Coast.

Bari

Bari is a city in southern Italy that offers a wealth of things to see and do. From its beautiful beaches and historic architecture to its delicious food and wine, there’s something for everyone in Bari.