10. Abruzzo:

Abruzzo houses some of Italy’s best-preserved medieval hill towns. Most of them lie within regional and national parks so that they are not likely to be developed anytime soon. Abruzzo is one place in Italy which can give you the best of landscape view of Italy.

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11. San Lorenzo Maggiore:

San Lorenzo Maggiore is an attractive church in Naples, built in the 13th century. The most amazing part is the secret fact about the underground remains of the Greco-Roman city of Neapolis. Visitors are allowed to wander through the Greek Agora and also the old Roman streets. This is a well informative museum, with exhibits, archaeological excavations and historical stories.

12. Manarola:

Manarola is an old town in Cinque Terre. The “Five Lands” includes five villages noted for their beauty. The streets, trains and boats connect the villages, and cars cannot get in from the outside. The town buds out on the mountainside and gives an awesome view of the Mediterranean Sea.

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13. San Gimignano:

San Gimignano is a village located in Tuscany which is about 56 km from Florence. The families who belonged to this town had built more than 72 tower houses which were about 50 meters tall. They were wealthy and powerful and the towers were built to protect them from the enemy attacks. Unfortunately there was an epidemic and most of the people were devastated due to plague in 1348. Currently it is an important tourist’s destination which shows us masterpieces of Italian art which were there from the 14th -15th century.

14. Sorrento:

Sorrento could be the best final destination in Italy and leave you with a lot of memories you’d return with. It is a popular tourist destination located on Mornington Peninsula falling between Portsea and Blairqowrie. It faces the Port Phillip towards the north and the open waters of Bass Strait in the south. It is a gateway to the Amalfi coast and a popular tourists spot in summer.