Campania

Hidden within this compelling historical city is a wealth of ancient architecture, genuine Neapolitan pizzas and mysterious underground caves.

Climb this volcano for arresting views over the bay of Naples before exploring the ancient ruins of Pompeii, the city Vesuvius destroyed.

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

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

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.

Buy locally made silk and linen and explore orange groves and narrow passageways lined with pastel-coloured houses in this hillside town along the coast.

The picturesque village tucked in the hills above Amalfi is known for its flower-filled gardens and summer arts festival.

Stroll past whitewashed houses and take in coastal views as you make your way around the Amalfi Coast’s main town, a former maritime power.

Hike limestone hills, visit vineyards or simply relax on a sun lounge by the water at this modern town on the Amalfi Coast.

Relax in a coastal village famous for its ancient buildings, sea views and varieties of handmade pastas.

This postcard-perfect example of an Amalfi Coast town has flower-filled balconies and centuries-old churches perched high above the Mediterranean.

One of the smallest villages on the Amalfi Coast is an attractive destination for its ancient streets and religious buildings.