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Piazza San Marco e Basilica
Venezia · Véneto
El corazón político y religioso de Venecia, dominado por su campanario de 98,6 metros y su majestuosa basílica.
97
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Piazza dei Miracoli e Torre Pendente
Pisa · Toscana
The monumental complex with the world's most famous leaning bell tower.
95
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3
Sassi di Matera
Matera · Basilicata
The two cave districts carved into the rock and inhabited for millennia: UNESCO-listed since 1993.
94
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4
Fontana di Trevi
Roma · Lacio
The most spectacular Baroque fountain in the world.
93
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5
Piazza del Campo
Siena · Toscana
The brick shell where the Palio runs twice a year.
92
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6
Ponte Vecchio
Firenze · Toscana
The medieval bridge of goldsmiths' workshops that survived the war.
90
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Centro storico e torri di San Gimignano
San Gimignano · Toscana
The "Medieval Manhattan": thirteen surviving towers on a Tuscan hill.
89
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Ortigia e il Duomo
Siracusa · Sicilia
The island old town whose cathedral was built inside a Greek temple.
89
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9
Ponte di Rialto
Venezia · Véneto
The oldest and most celebrated bridge over the Grand Canal.
88
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10
Portofino Piazzetta
Portofino · Liguria
The icon village of the dolce vita: pastel houses around the Tyrrhenian's most photographed bay.
88
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Rione Monti
Alberobello · Apulia
The district where more than a thousand trulli climb the hillside.
88
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12
Spaccanapoli e centro storico
Napoli · Campania
The street that slices Europe's largest historic centre in two.
88
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Bellagio and mid-lake Como
Bellagio · Lombardía
The "pearl of Lake Como" on the promontory between the two branches: flowered stairways, villas and the lake's most famous view.
87
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14
Civita di Bagnoregio
Bagnoregio · Lacio
The "dying town" at the end of its footbridge over the badlands: a suspended village that looks painted.
87
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15
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
Milano · Lombardía
Milan's drawing room, between the Duomo and La Scala.
87
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Piazza Unità d'Italia
Trieste · Friul-Venecia Julia
Europe's largest square open to the sea: historic cafés and Mitteleuropean sunsets.
86
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17
Città Alta and the Venetian Walls
Bergamo · Lombardía
The hilltop city ringed by UNESCO walls: Piazza Vecchia, the Colleoni Chapel and the obligatory funicular.
85
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18
Piazza Maggiore e San Petronio
Bologna · Emilia-Romaña
Bologna's heart, with Italy's most fascinating unfinished basilica.
85
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Chianalea
Scilla · Calabria
Fishermen's houses with their feet in the Strait: the "little Venice" of the myth of Scylla.
84
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20
Le Due Torri
Bologna · Emilia-Romaña
The Asinelli and Garisenda towers, symbols of medieval Bologna.
84
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Bari Vecchia e la via delle orecchiette
Bari · Apulia
The medieval maze where women shape orecchiette pasta on their doorsteps.
83
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22
Prato della Valle
Padova · Véneto
One of Europe's largest squares: the elliptical island, the canal and 78 statues in a ring.
83
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Ascoli's Piazza del Popolo
Ascoli Piceno · Marcas
The travertine drawing room polished by centuries, with Caffè Meletti: among Italy's finest squares.
82
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24
The White City
Ostuni · Apulia
The spiral of whitewash on its hill: lanes, arches and the Adriatic beyond thousand-year olives.
82
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Piazza del Duomo e Fontana dell'Elefante
Catania · Sicilia
The Baroque drawing room in lava stone, with the Liotru — the city's elephant symbol.
81
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26
Piazza IV Novembre and Fontana Maggiore
Perugia · Umbría
Umbria's medieval drawing room: the Pisano fountain between cathedral and Palazzo dei Priori.
81
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Piazza delle Erbe
Verona · Véneto
The Roman forum turned drawing room: market stalls, frescoed palaces and the Lamberti tower.
80
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Craco Ghost Town
Craco · Basilicata
The abandoned village on the badlands, set of dozens of films: the South's most scenographic ruin.
79
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29
Boccadasse
Genova · Liguria
The fishing village inside the city: boats on the beach, gelato and postcard Genoese sunsets.
77
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30
Old Termoli
Termoli · Molise
The walled promontory of pastel lanes and the trabucco: Molise's most photographed corner of sea.
75