Campania

Classic architecture, a rich history, traditional pizza and underground caves make this Italian city a fascinating destination.

The main town on the Amalfi Coast was once a major maritime power that today enjoys a reputation as a laidback coastal resort of outstanding architectural beauty

This colorful enclave in the hills is a maze of narrow streets and gardens renowned for its craftsmanship and beautiful facades.

Overflowing with glamor, glitz, millennia of history and many other appealing features, this is one of the world’s most iconic vacation destinations.

Though often overshadowed by neighboring Amalfi, the architecture, parks and excellent food here present compelling arguments to linger.

This is a delightful resort of light colored houses with flower-filled balconies and a maze of narrow streets that wind around a steep hillside.

Flower-filled gardens of exotic plants and an international arts festival make this hilltop village one of the most popular destinations on the Amalfi Coast.

Explore this land in idyllic southern Italy surrounded by a cerulean sea. The island has features like its better-known neighboring locations, with fewer tourists.

Once home to 20, 000 people, this town was preserved for two millennia by the lava from Mount Vesuvius and now offers a fascinating glimpse into ancient Roman life.