Venice is one of those cities that seem almost unreal — a place where every corner hides a story, every canal reflects centuries of art and culture, and every bridge whispers the echo of past travelers. Visiting the City of Canals is a journey back in time, a chance to walk through living history while experiencing a beauty that never fades. From St. Mark’s Square to the hidden alleys of Dorsoduro, Venice reveals itself in layers: majestic, mysterious, and endlessly fascinating.

Venice, the city of canals and reflections, is one of those magical places that can enchant you in just one day. Even with only 24 hours available, you can experience its most iconic landmarks, wander through its maze of alleys, and feel the charm that has fascinated travelers for centuries. This one-day itinerary in Venice will help you discover the best things to see and do — from sunrise over the lagoon to a romantic evening stroll along the canals — all at a relaxed pace, without missing the essence of this timeless city.

Exploring Rome in just one day might feel like an ambitious challenge, but with a well-planned itinerary you can experience many of the best places in Rome, from ancient ruins to elegant squares and panoramic terraces. This guide gathers the top things to do in Rome, offering a fluid and discursive narrative that helps you understand not only what to see in Rome, but also how to move through the city in the smartest and most enjoyable way. Whether you're interested in history, food, architecture or simply capturing unforgettable views, Rome rewards every step with something extraordinary.

Milan is a city that never fails to surprise. Known worldwide as a hub of fashion, design, and business, the Lombard capital is also a treasure trove of history, art, and vibrant local life. Whether you’re planning a short city break or using Milan as the starting point of a longer Italian journey, the city offers countless places of interest that combine culture, leisure, and modern energy.

Rome is a city of grand emotions but also of small, intimate surprises: a sunset from the Janiculum Hill, a lantern-lit alley in Trastevere, a plate of carbonara served in a family-run trattoria. Visiting Rome means embracing a total experience where art, history, faith, and everyday life weave together into a timeless mosaic.