Italy
Located in Southern Europe, Italy is one of the most visited countries in the entire world. While its beaches are top notch, Italy also houses stretches of the Alps, several large lakes, and rolling hills all throughout its countryside. Italy’s capital city, Rome, contains its own city-state, the only one of the Seven Wonders of the World located in Europe, and was the seat of one of the most dominant empires in human history. Other iconic cities include Naples in the south, Milan and Turin in the northwest, Venice in the northeast, and Florence, Siena and Bologna in the center.
The 5 Best Cities to Visit in Italy if You Don’t Speak Italian
Traveling to a foreign country can be scary if you don’t speak the language. While English speakers can generally get around major cities in Italy without knowing much Italian, some cities are easier to get around in than others. Here are my top 5.
Greg | The Author
Greg is a seasoned traveler who has lived in Mexico, Italy, China and the U.S. From New Year’s in Dubai to epic sunset hikes in Panama, his journeys have taken him to almost 50 countries.
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