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Italy
Spotlight on
Italy
Complete coverage of Italy’s history and culture begins
on page 687. The following features take a closer look
at the most compelling aspects of Italian culture.
day
BY
day
Leonardo’s
Last Supper
(page 22)
Deconstructing a masterpiece
The Great Churches
(page 44)
Italy’s best churches at a glance
Michelangelo’s
Pietà
(page 68)
Genius, grace, and pathos in sculpture
Roman Emperors’ Hall of Fame
(page 144)
The craziest emperors in Roman history
Crazy for Calcio
(page 188)
The essential guide to Italian soccer
A Grape Guide
(page 242)
Italy’s wine regions in brief
Meet the Borgias
(page 330)
Inside Italy’s most notorious family
Is Venice Sinking?
(page 366)
Why this island city may be going under
139 maps and 117 ways to see the sights
Hitting the High Notes
(page 428)
Italian opera’s greatest hits
Piazza
Venezia
Piazza
d'Aracoeli
Mon. Vitt.
Emanuele II
Trajan’s
Markets
Via Cavour
M
i
plus
foldout
map
La Moda
(page 470)
A who’s who of Italian fashion
Forum of
Augustus
Piazza
Vittorio
Emanuele II
Piazza
Capizucchi
ANCIENT
ROME
San Pietro
in Vincoli
Cinema Paradiso
(page 514)
Italy’s passion for fi lm
5
1
Baths of
Trajan
PARCO
OPPIO
Teatro di
Marcello
Piazza
Dante
Colosseo
2
M
OPPIO
A Day in the Life of Julius Publius
(page 586)
Hour by hour in ancient Rome
Venezia
Piazza
d'Aracoeli
Trajan’s
Markets
Via Cavour
Mon. Vitt.
Emanuele II
i
Forum of
Augustus
Piazza
Vittorio
Emanuele II
Piazza
Capizucchi
San Pietro
in Vincoli
Baths of
Trajan
PARCO
PARCO
OPPIO
Teatro di
Marcello
Pia
Da
Colosseo
  MILAN, LOMBARDY
& THE LAKES
Barolo, risotto, and truffles
are some of the gastronomic
riches of the Piedmont, the
region that launched the
global Slow Food movement.
(p. 481)
La Scala, La Moda, da Vinci—Milan
packs a cultural punch. Or venture
north to explore the villas and lush
gardens on the shores of Lombardy’s
sparkling glacial lakes.
(p. 423)
VENICE
Lago
Maggiore
VALLE
D’AOSTA
Adda
TRENTINO-
ALTO ADIGE
FRIULI-
VENEZIA
GIULIA
This city of water’s bounty
includes the Ponte Vecchio,
bustling Rialto market,
Piazza San Marco, numerous
art-filled
scuole
, and tempting
seafood.
(p. 345)
Aosta
Trento
LOMBARDY
Trieste
Milan
Venice
Gulf of
Venice
Turin
PIEDMONT
Parma
BOLOGNA &
EMILIA-ROMAGNA
Parma ham, Verdi, Ravenna’s colorful
mosaics, and Bologna’s medieval
cathedrals and palazzos—
Emilia-Romagna is a feast for the eyes,
the soul, and the stomach.
(p. 299)
Genoa
Bologna
Florence
LIGURIA
Ancona
Liguria’s best known for its
scenic hiking in the Cinque Terre
and Portofino Peninsula; Genoa
adds spice with its art-filled
palazzos, immense Acquario,
and delicious farinata.
(p. 527)
Ligurian
Sea
TUSCANY
TUSCANY & UMBRIA
There’s more to Tuscany than
wine; its fantastico foods
include
cinghiale
and sheep’s-
milk pecorino. Umbria’s
favorite son? Francis, Italy’s
saintliest saint.
(p. 219)
Montepulciano
Perugia
A
L'Aquila
FLORENCE
ABRUZZO
Take in
The David
, the Uffizi,
the Palazzo Pitti, and Florence’s
other Renaissance art and
architecture, then savor some
bistecca alla fiorentina
in a
traditional buca.
(p. 151)
VATICAN
CITY
Rome
Adriatic
Sea
LAZIO
MOLISE
Campobasso
Bari
ROME
Naples
Mt. Vesuvius
Pompeii
The art of the Vatican, the ancient
temples on Capitoline Hill, the
romantic atmosphere of Piazza
Navona—sun-drenched Rome is a
vibrant mix of culture and Italian
charm.
(p. 57)
Potenza
BASILICATA
Gulf of
Taranto
Tyrrhenian Sea
NAPLES & CAMPANIA
Campania encompasses rugged
coastlines; the ancient ruins of
Pompeii; the sandy beaches of
Amalfi; and the urban chaos of
Naples—don’t leave without
trying the pizza!
(p. 567)
Catanzaro
Ionian
Sea
SICILY
Mediterranean Sea
Palermo
Majestic Mount Etna looms
over the ancient Greek ruins,
sunny beaches, and Arab-
influenced architecture that
set Sicily apart from the rest
of Italy.
(p. 635)
SICILY
Mt. Etna
Strait
TURIN & PIEDMONT
day
BY
day
1st Edition
by Sylvie Hogg & Stephen Brewer
Wiley Publishing, Inc.
Italy
>
Gladiatorial battles, like the
one depicted in this mosaic,
thrilled audiences throughout
the Roman Empire.
Contents
page 18
1
Chapter 1: The Best of Italy
8
Our Favorite Italy Moments
10
Our Favorite Small Cities & Towns
11
The Best Scenic Drives & Rides
12
The Most Scenic Places
13
The Best Markets
14
The Best Castles & Monasteries
15
The Best Piazzas
16
The Best Museums
17
The Best Ancient Ruins
18
The Best Churches & Cathedrals
19
The Best Architecture
20
Our Favorite Works of Art
21
Our Favorite Small Inns
22
Spotlight: Leonardo’s
Last Supper
24
The Best Luxury Hotels
25
The Top Food & Wine Experiences
26
The Most Memorable Dining Experiences
27
Can’t Miss Festivals & Events
page 40
29
Chapter 2: Strategies for Seeing Italy
35
Chapter 3: The Best All-Italy Itineraries
36
The Best of Italy in 1 Week
40
The Best of Italy in 2 Weeks
44
Spotlight: The Great Churches
46
The South in 12 Days
50
Great Cities & Towns of the North
54
The Scenic North in 1 Week
page 59
57
Chapter 4: Rome
58
13 Favorite Moments
62
The Best of Rome in 1 Day
68
Spotlight: Michelangelo’s
Pietà
70
The Best of Rome in 2 Days
74
The Best of Rome in 3 Days
78
Ancient Rome
82
The Roman Forum
84
The Best Museums
92
The Best Piazzas
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