Île historique de la lagune de Venise, connue pour ses mosaïques byzantines.

The heart of Venice, home to the basilica, campanile, Doge's Palace, Correr Museum, and clock tower.

Connects the Doge's Palace to prisons, known for its history, legend, structure, and view.

Opéra historique de Venise, reconstruit après plusieurs incendies.

Venice's most famous festival, with masks, costumes, performances, contests, and traditions.

A canal traversing Venice, adorned with palaces, bridges, churches, gondolas, and vaporettos.

A bridge spanning the Grand Canal, with a structure, arches, shops, markets, and views.

A symbol of Venice, the basilica boasts a façade, dome, interior, mosaics, and treasury.

Palais des Doges à Venise, symbole du pouvoir vénitien.

A bell tower overlooking Saint Mark's Square, known for its architecture, history, ascent, and view.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, with monuments, museums, churches, and squares.

A gallery that holds the art collection of the Borghese family, with paintings, sculptures, furniture, and gardens.

A basilica that is one of the four major basilicas of Rome, with a façade, an interior, mosaics, and a nativity scene.

A square that is a masterpiece of the Renaissance, with fountains, churches, palaces, and artists.

A fountain located in Piazza Navona, with sculptures, an obelisk, history, and symbolism.

A bridge that connects Castel Sant'Angelo to the historic center, with angels, statues, lanterns, and a view.

A staircase connecting Piazza di Spagna to Piazza della Trinità dei Monti, with steps, fountains, flowers, and shops.

A basilica that is the cathedral of Rome, with a façade, an interior, a cloister, and a baptistery.

A hill that is the cradle of Rome, with ruins, palaces, gardens, and a museum.

A complex dedicated to the unity of Italy, with a monument, a terrace, a museum, and a view.

A fountain that is a symbol of Rome, with sculpture, legend, tradition, and restoration.

A square that is the crossroads of Rome, with the Victor Emmanuel II monument, Palazzo Venezia, Mussolini's balcony, and the Column of Trajan.

A park that is the green lung of Rome, with trees, lakes, statues, museums, and activities.

A monument dedicated to the first king of a unified Italy, with a façade, a terrace, a museum, and a tomb.

A castle that was a fortress, a palace, and a prison, with architecture, history, tours, and a view.

A site that was the center of public life in ancient Rome, with temples, arches, basilicas, and monuments.

An amphitheater that was the site of ancient Roman spectacles, featuring architecture, history, tours, and a museum.

An arch commemorating the victory of Constantine over Maxentius, with architecture, reliefs, inscriptions, and history.

A temple that has become a church, with a façade, a dome, an interior, and tombs.

Picturesque neighborhood with canals, lively bars, and restaurants.

Duomo terraces offering breathtaking views of Milan and the Alps.

World-famous opera house known for its performances and architecture.

Renaissance church famous for housing Leonardo da Vinci’s “The Last Supper.”

Art museum with Italian masterpieces from the 13th to the 20th century.

Leonardo da Vinci’s fresco depicting the Last Supper of Jesus.

15th-century fortress housing several museums and artworks.

Central square of Milan, dominated by the Duomo Cathedral.

Iconic Milan stadium hosting AC Milan and Inter Milan matches.

Elegant 19th-century shopping gallery with luxury shops and restaurants.

Iconic Gothic cathedral with 135 spires and panoramic views from the terraces.

The historic center of Florence, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with monuments, museums, churches, and streets.

A bell tower that is part of the Duomo complex, with architecture, sculptures, bells, and a view.

A palace that was the residence of the Grand Dukes of Tuscany, with façades, apartments, galleries, and gardens.

A museum hosting one of the world’s largest art collections, with Renaissance masterpieces, paintings, sculptures, and exhibitions.

A square that is the religious center of Florence, with the cathedral, baptistery, bell tower, and the museum of the works of the Duomo.

A baptistery that is part of the Duomo complex, with a façade, doors, interior, and dome.

A cathedral that is the symbol of Florence, with a façade, a dome, an interior, and a crypt.

A museum displaying Michelangelo's David, as well as other sculptures, paintings, and musical instruments.

A square offering a panoramic view of Florence, with a replica of Michelangelo's David, gardens, and cafés.

A square that is the political heart of Florence, with Palazzo Vecchio, Loggia dei Lanzi, Neptune's Fountain, and statues.

A basilica that is the burial place of illustrious personalities, with chapels, frescoes, tombs, and a cloister.

A bridge crossing the Arno, with shops, jewelers, souvenirs, and views.

A palace that is the seat of Florence's city hall, with a façade, a tower, rooms, frescoes, and a museum.

A dome that crowns the cathedral, with a structure, fresco, staircase, and view.

A district that is the popular heart of Rome, with streets, churches, restaurants, bars, and markets.

A market offering food and handicraft products, with stands, restaurants, cooking classes, and events.

Showcases 20th-century modern art, with paintings, sculptures, works by Picasso, Dalí, Kandinsky, and others.

A church that is the place of worship for the French community in Rome, with a façade, an interior, chapels, and paintings.

A church that houses the chains of Saint Peter, with a façade, an interior, a tomb, and a statue.

A basilica overlooking Florence, with a façade, an interior, a cemetery, and a view.

A gothic art example, featuring a façade, interior, chapels, tombs, and works by Titian and Bellini.

An island opposite Saint Mark's Square, with a church, monastery, library, campanile, and view.

Venice's most populous district, featuring canals, churches, palaces, the Jewish ghetto, and Ca' d'Oro.

A church that is an example of Baroque art, with a façade, an interior, frescoes, and an illusion.

A church that is one of the oldest in Rome, with a façade, an interior, mosaics, and a cloister.

A basilica that is an example of stratified archaeology, with a church, a crypt, a temple, and frescoes.

Open-air museum with artistic tombs and impressive sculptures.

Church nicknamed the “Sistine Chapel of Milan” for its frescoes.

A church that is a masterpiece of Gothic and Renaissance art, with a façade, an interior, chapels, and frescoes.

Dedicated to the Virgin Mary for ending the plague, featuring a façade, interior, paintings, and festival.

A cultural center in Venice, with canals, churches, museums, galleries, and bars.

A unique and charming bookstore, with books, gondolas, bathtubs, cats, and a ladder.

A historic and elegant bar, offering drinks, cocktails, dishes, celebrities, and a Bellini.

Located on Saint Mark's Square, with a clock, mechanism, automatons, symbols, and tours.

A confraternity hall that is a masterpiece of Venetian art, with a façade, interior, halls, frescoes, and Tintoretto's paintings.

A square famous for the Trevi Fountain, with buildings, churches, cafés, and tourists.

A church famous for the Ecstasy of Saint Teresa, with a façade, an interior, chapels, and sculptures.

A basilica built on the baths of Diocletian, with a façade, an interior, a meridian, and a calendar.

A site that reveals the remains of Roman houses, with ruins, mosaics, tours, and augmented reality.

A palace that holds the art collection of the Doria Pamphilj family, with paintings, sculptures, furniture, and a gallery.

A museum that presents the art and culture of ancient Rome, with sculptures, frescoes, mosaics, and coins.

An abbey that is one of the four major basilicas of Rome, with a façade, an interior, a cloister, and a garden.

Large urban park with green spaces, a lake, and historical monuments.

Interactive museum dedicated to scientific and technological innovations.

Artistic district with galleries, museums, restaurants, and charming shops.

4th-century Romanesque church dedicated to the patron saint of Milan.

Modern square surrounded by skyscrapers, with fountains and commercial spaces.

Escape game center with puzzles and challenges to solve.

A museum preserving artworks from the Duomo complex, with sculptures, relics, models, and rooms.

A museum displaying Renaissance sculptures, with works by Donatello, Michelangelo, Cellini, and others.

A museum presenting the history of science and technology, with instruments, experiments, collections, and exhibitions.

A luxury shopping center in a palace, with a façade, interior, shops, restaurants, and terrace.

A Renaissance jewel, with a façade, interior, marbles, sculptures, and altarpiece.

Illustrates Venice's history and culture, with collections, halls, artworks, and exhibitions.

A relaxing venue, with drinks, cocktails, tapas, music, and views.

Europe's oldest Jewish ghetto, with synagogues, museums, shops, restaurants, and monuments.

Offers Italian operas in a palace setting, with singers, musicians, tickets, and a program.

A gothic and renaissance architecture example, with a staircase, loggia, structure, and view.

One of Venice's largest churches, featuring a façade, interior, tombs, paintings, and a statue.

A museum of 18th-century Venetian life, with a façade, interior, halls, frescoes, and furniture.

Musée d’histoire naturelle à Venise, présentant des collections de fossiles et de minéraux.

Presents Venetian art from the 14th to 18th centuries, with paintings, sculptures, drawings, and masterpieces by Bellini, Carpaccio, Giorgione, Veronese, Titian, and Tintoretto.

A contemporary art museum, with architecture, collection, exhibitions, works, and view.

The Venetian Republic's shipyard, with history, architecture, a gate, a lion, and a biennale.

Spans the Grand Canal, with a structure, arches, lampposts, and view.

An entertainment venue, with music, dance, drinks, snacks, and bras.

Surrounds Venice, with islands, marshes, birds, boats, and landscapes.

Venice's trading hub, with fruits, vegetables, fish, spices, and souvenirs.

A museum occupying the ancient markets of Trajan, with ruins, exhibitions, collections, and tours.

A residence that was Nero's palace, with ruins, frescoes, tours, and virtual reality.

A basilica dedicated to a martyr saint, with a façade, an interior, mosaics, and a chapel.

A park that is a testament to the history of Rome, with roads, aqueducts, catacombs, and villas.

Collection of ancient Roman sculptures and artifacts housed in two Renaissance palaces.

A show that presents the history of Rome in 4D, with projections, models, effects, and tours.

A site that was the place of imperial propaganda, with ruins, columns, a temple, and a show.

Immersive game where the team must solve puzzles of an esoteric nature, all in fairy-tale settings on the theme of magic and the supernatural.

A church that is the seat of the Society of Jesus, with a façade, an interior, frescoes, and a ceiling.

Terrifying haunted mansion where demons, damned souls and other creatures thrill visitors through dark settings in an atmosphere worthy of horror films.

A palace that is the residence of the President of the Republic, with a façade, a courtyard, rooms, artworks, and tours.

Largest Christian catacomb in Rome, with underground passages and burial chambers.

Escape room concept in Rome with different scenarios (ancient, medieval, horror...) each with a carefully designed setting and puzzles to solve to escape.

A hill that offers a panoramic view of Rome, with a lighthouse, a cannon, a monument to Garibaldi, and a park.

A hill that is a place of charm and mystery, with churches, gardens, oranges, and a keyhole.

Monumental column commemorating Trajan's victories, with a spiral relief frieze.

A restaurant that offers typical and quality products, with dishes, wines, cheeses, and cooking classes.

Square designed by Michelangelo, featuring statues and panoramic city views.

A church that is a masterpiece of Renaissance art, with a façade, an interior, chapels, and paintings.

Iconic marble mask said to bite the hand of liars.

A club that is entirely made of ice, with sculptures, drinks, clothing, and an atmosphere.

A church that is an example of Gothic art, with a façade, an interior, tombs, and a statue.

Historic residence with a garden, pool, and artworks, built in the 1930s.

Medieval Cistercian abbey with impressive Gothic architecture.

Art museum founded in 1618, housing works by Leonardo da Vinci and other masters.

Immersive experience in total darkness, stimulating senses other than sight.

Art museum with collections ranging from the 19th century to contemporary art.

Immersive escape game with various themes and puzzles to solve.

Contemporary art foundation with innovative exhibitions and installations.

Neoclassical triumphal arch celebrating peace, located at the entrance of Parco Sempione.

Church famous for its optical illusion created by Bramante.

Escape game with intriguing scenarios and captivating challenges.

Natural history museum with exhibits on geology, zoology, and paleontology.

Trendy club and bar with lively parties and live music.

Museum dedicated to 20th-century Italian art, located near the Duomo.

Innovative residential towers covered in vegetation to enhance urban biodiversity.

House-museum with a collection of 19th-century art and decorative objects.

Former royal palace, now an art and culture exhibition center.

Luxury shopping street, famous for its high-end fashion boutiques.

Church known for its chapel decorated with human bones.

Interactive exhibition on Leonardo da Vinci’s inventions and works.

A square dominated by the Basilica of Santa Croce, with monuments, statues, markets, and festivals.

A fountain representing Neptune, the god of the sea, located in Signoria Square, with history, symbolism, and restoration.

A square that is the historic and social center of Florence, with arcades, cafés, carousels, and artists.

A museum located in a former Dominican convent, with cells, frescoes, paintings, and manuscripts.

A palace that was the residence of the Medici, with architecture, frescoes, sculptures, and exhibitions.

Chapels that are the burial place of the Medici, with tombs, sculptures, relics, and a dome.

A loggia located on Signoria Square, with arches, columns, statues, and reliefs.

A garden offering a view of Florence, with flowers, trees, statues, fountains, and a café.

A museum located in Palazzo Vecchio, with rooms, frescoes, furniture, artworks, and tours.

A corridor connecting Palazzo Vecchio to Pitti Palace, with architecture, paintings, windows, and tours.

A statue depicting Perseus holding the head of Medusa, located on the Loggia dei Lanzi, with history, symbolism, and restoration.

A basilica linked to the Medici family, with a façade, an interior, chapels, and libraries.

A gallery located in Pitti Palace, with paintings, sculptures, furniture, ceilings, and rooms.

A church originally a market, with a façade, an interior, statues, and tabernacles.

A palace that is an example of Renaissance architecture, with a courtyard, façade, exhibitions, and events.

A synagogue that is the center of Florence's Jewish community, with a façade, an interior, a museum, and a cemetery.

Picturesque street with historic washhouses, located along the Navigli.

Ancient Roman columns located in front of the Basilica of San Lorenzo Maggiore.

Palais néo-gothique à Venise, abritant des expositions d’art.

Day cruise in the Venetian lagoon, with stops on the islands of Murano (renowned for its glassmaking) and Burano with its colorful houses.

Église orthodoxe grecque à Venise, connue pour ses fresques et son iconostase.

Musée juif à Venise, situé dans le ghetto de la ville.

Known for its painted ceiling, with a façade, interior, frescoes, paintings, and reliquary.

Église baroque à Venise, célèbre pour ses concerts de musique classique.

Specializes in cameos and pearls, offering products, services, workshops, and tours.

Fondation à Venise, abritant une bibliothèque et un musée d’art.

Musée à Venise, présentant une collection d’icônes religieuses.

A gothic and renaissance art example, with a façade, interior, chapels, paintings, and crypt.

Église baroque à Venise, célèbre pour sa façade sculptée.

Morning paddle in a sea kayak through the picturesque Venetian canals to discover Venice from another angle, accompanied by a guide.

Église byzantine à Torcello, connue pour son architecture et ses mosaïques.

Église historique à Venise, connue pour ses œuvres d’art et son architecture.

Approximately 20-minute panoramic helicopter tour to fly over the beauties of the Venetian lagoon and admire the City of Doges from the sky.

Confrérie historique à Venise, célèbre pour ses peintures de Vittore Carpaccio.

A meeting spot, offering drinks, beers, snacks, sports, and atmosphere.

Basilique à Murano, célèbre pour ses mosaïques byzantines et son architecture romane.

A center of Armenian culture, with a monastery, church, library, museum, and tours.

Linked to the artist Tintoretto, with a façade, interior, chapels, paintings, and tomb.

The center of Venice's nightlife, with bars, restaurants, markets, churches, and palaces.

Centre d’art contemporain à Venise, dédié aux océans et à l’environnement.

A masterpiece of gothic architecture, with a façade, interior, halls, artworks, and museum.

Showcases Venice's maritime history, with collections, exhibitions, boats, models, and weapons.

A live music venue, with concerts, drinks, events, and artists.

Église de la Renaissance à Venise, célèbre pour ses œuvres d’art.

Displays Leonardo da Vinci's inventions, with machines, models, experiments, and tours.

Galerie d’art contemporain à Venise, spécialisée dans le verre.

A contemporary art museum, with a façade, interior, collections, exhibitions, and works.

Église baroque à Venise, célèbre pour ses fresques de Tiepolo.

Palais de la Renaissance à Venise, maintenant musée d’art.

Known as I Gesuiti, featuring a façade, interior, marbles, sculptures, and paintings.

Confrérie historique à Venise, maintenant utilisée pour des expositions et des événements.

Église de la Renaissance à Venise, connue pour son architecture et ses œuvres d’art.

A modern art museum, with a façade, interior, collections, exhibitions, and works.

Église historique à Venise, célèbre pour ses fresques et son plafond en bois.

Église baroque à Venise, également connue sous le nom de Gesuati.

Musée archéologique à Torcello, présentant des artefacts de l’île.

Early Christian church with beautiful frescoes and a unique subterranean level.

Ancient Roman temple dedicated to the deified Julius Caesar.

Ancient Roman temple dedicated to the god Romulus.

Popular hotel located near the Colosseum, offering stylish accommodations.

Triumphal arch commemorating the Roman victory over Judea.

A garden dedicated to roses, with flowers, varieties, contests, and tours.

Ancient Roman temple dedicated to the god Hercules.

Part of the Roman emperor's palace complex on Palatine Hill.

Tall obelisk commemorating Italian physicist Guglielmo Marconi.

Ruins of an ancient Roman bath complex.

Ancient Roman prison where saints Peter and Paul were held.

Planned residential district from the early 20th century with charming architecture.

A museum that displays ancient sculptures in a former power plant, with contrast, atmosphere, collection, and tour.

Renaissance palace housing part of the Capitoline Museums collection.

Residence of the Vestal Virgins, responsible for tending the sacred flame of Rome.

A district that is an example of eclectic architecture, with doors, fountains, villas, and details.

Tomb of a wealthy Roman woman, featuring an imposing cylindrical tower.

Several rooms with a mysterious atmosphere, where players must join forces to progress from room to room by solving puzzles against the clock.

Ancient Roman temple dedicated to the goddess Vesta.

Triumphal arch commemorating the victories of Septimius Severus.

Another extensive Christian catacomb in Rome, with frescoes and inscriptions.

Ancient Roman temple dedicated to the twin gods Castor and Polluce.

Panoramic views of Rome from the top of the EUR tower.

Museum on Palatine Hill showcasing artifacts from ancient Rome.

Beautiful Renaissance gardens with fountains, sculptures, and panoramic views.

Ancient Roman necropolis with tombs and burial chambers.

A pub that is a place of entertainment, with music, dance, drinks, cocktails, and events.

Ancient Roman road leading from the Colosseum to the Roman Forum.

A site showing the remains of the Stadium of Domitian, with ruins, models, videos, and tours.

Fascist-era building with unique square-coiled columns.

Ancient church with a beautiful interior and a tranquil atmosphere.

Ancient Roman road connecting Rome to Brindisi.

A bar that is a meeting place, with drinks, snacks, games, books, and exhibitions.

Ancient Roman temple dedicated to the emperor Antoninus Pius and his wife Faustina.

Ruined remains of a vast ancient Roman villa.

Vast complex of ruins from the Roman Empire's largest forum.

Historic vineyard associated with Leonardo da Vinci, located near Santa Maria delle Grazie.

Baroque palace with Tiepolo frescoes and sumptuous rooms.

Milan City Hall, located on Piazza della Scala.

Headquarters of AC Milan, with a museum dedicated to the football club’s history.

Archaeological museum showcasing artifacts from the Roman and medieval periods.

Historic monastery with remarkable architecture and artworks.

Virtual reality center offering immersive and interactive experiences.

Large shopping avenue with a variety of shops and cafes.

Square famous for the La Scala theater and its historic buildings.

Monumental fountain located in front of the Castello Sforzesco.

Paleochristian basilica with Roman columns and an ancient crypt.

Art gallery located in the castle, with Renaissance works.

Fashion museum dedicated to Giorgio Armani’s creations.

Museum and cultural center dedicated to art, design, and architecture.

Trampoline park and leisure center for the whole family.

Museum housing Michelangelo’s last unfinished sculpture.

Flight and driving simulation center for a realistic experience.

Ruins of an ancient Roman theater, used for performances and concerts.

Urban park with lakes, hiking trails, and green spaces.

Unique bar located in a former church, offering a special ambiance.

Luxury fashion district with renowned designer boutiques.

Smallest bar in the world, famous for its craft cocktails.

Historic church with relics of the Magi and a Renaissance chapel.

Exclusive club with elegant parties and a sophisticated atmosphere.

Neo-Renaissance house-museum with collections of art and antiques.

Bar specializing in cocktails, especially the Moscow Mule.

Public park with gardens, fountains, and playgrounds.

Planetarium offering astronomical and educational shows under a large dome.

Chic club located in a former church, with dance parties.

Municipal aquarium showcasing marine and freshwater species.

Fashion and history museum of Milan, located in an 18th-century palace.

Trendy street with shops, art galleries, and cafes.

Contemporary art exhibition space in a former industrial factory.

Former hospital transformed into a university, with remarkable architecture.

Modern art gallery with works from the 19th and 20th centuries.

Lively market offering fresh produce and local specialties.

Picturesque church located along the Naviglio Grande canal.

House-museum showcasing a collection of modern Italian art.

Equestrian statue of the first king of Italy, located on Piazza del Duomo.

Modern shopping center with shops, restaurants, and leisure spaces.

Medieval square surrounded by historic buildings and monuments.

Memorial dedicated to Holocaust victims, located in a former train station.

Former port of Milan, now a leisure area with bars and restaurants.

Panoramic tower offering stunning views of Milan and its surroundings.

A bar that is a place of entertainment, with music, dance, drinks, karaoke, and burgers.

A basilica that is the seat of the Servite Order of Mary, with a façade, an interior, chapels, and frescoes.

Historic house museum showcasing the Martelli family’s art collection.

A bar that is a place of relaxation, with drinks, cocktails, tapas, music, and an atmosphere.

Museum with a collection of Renaissance and Baroque art and artifacts.

A museum honoring Leonardo da Vinci, with machines, models, experiments, and workshops.

A club that is a venue for live music, with concerts, drinks, events, and artists.

Approximately 3.5 hour rafting trip on the Arno River departing from Florence, with some passages allowing you to brush against the historic banks of the city.

Thematic escape room in Florence where players must use their thinking skills to progress from room to room and escape.

A gallery exhibiting and selling contemporary art, with paintings, sculptures, jewelry, and artists.

Several escape games offered, each with a different theme (historical, horror, adventure...) and its set of puzzles to be solved by the team in a limited time.

Historic gardens with sculptures, fountains, and beautiful landscapes.

A museum showcasing Leonardo da Vinci's inventions, with machines, drawings, videos, and experiments.

Museum and boutique dedicated to the history of Gucci.

A market offering food and handicraft products, with stands, restaurants, bars, and dishes.

Interactive museum with optical illusions and mind-bending exhibits.

A chapel located in the church of Santa Maria del Carmine, with frescoes, paintings, tours, and restoration.

Organization offering guided tours of Florence’s religious sites.

Vibrant square with cafes, markets, and a historic church.

Beautiful garden with a variety of rose species and city views.

A museum preserving Frederick Stibbert's collection, with weapons, armors, costumes, objects, and a park.

A villa that was a Medici residence, with architecture, frescoes, gardens, and a museum.

Museum with extensive natural history exhibits and anatomical wax models.

A charterhouse that is a monastery of monks, with a church, cloister, museum, and cemetery.

Historic district in Florence known for its artisan workshops and cafes.