Italy is one of Europe’s most popular countries, drawing travelers with its architectural masterpieces, stunning nature, unique atmosphere, and world-renowned cuisine.

WHAT TO EXPLORE

Sicily

Sicily offers the charm of Palermo, often called an "open-air museum," along with the vibrant resort towns of Taormina, Cefalù, Trapani, and others. History enthusiasts will love the ancient city of Syracuse. And, of course, the island's crown jewel is the awe-inspiring and mysterious Mount Etna, an active volcano.

Calabria

Calabria, one of Italy’s most colorful regions, is located at the southernmost tip of the Apennine Peninsula, the "toe" of Italy’s boot. Highlights include the fishing village of Scilla, often referred to as the "Venice of the South," the seaside town of Tropea, perched on cliffs above the sea, and Reggio di Calabria, home to a promenade known as "the most beautiful kilometer in Italy." However, the real treasure of Calabria is its nature: the crystal-clear waters of the Ionian and Tyrrhenian seas, rugged mountains, and air perfumed with the scents of orange blossoms and bergamot.