1th: Rome - The Archeological sites of Colosseum, Palatine and Roman Forum. (Visitors: 5.113.920)http://goo.gl/1tOb1 Read more.
2th - The Excavations of Pompeii - Naples - Campania(Visitors: 2.229.749)On August 24th, 79 AD, the sudden eruption of Vesuvius buried Pompeii with ashes and lapillus. Read more.
3th - Uffizi gallery and Vasari Corridor (Visitors: 1.651.210)The gallery was established by the Medici at the end of the XVI century. Today, it is the most distinguished Italian picture gallery. Read more.
4th - Academy gallery (Visitors: 1.170.933)It houses some sculptures by Michelangelo and a picture gallery of minor Florentine painter representants from the XIII to XIX century. Read more.
5th - National Museum of Castel Sant'Angelo (Visitors: 915.421) The emperor Hadrian erected it in 123-139 BC as its monumental tomb. Read more.
6th - Museal Circuit: Silver Museum, Porcelain Museum, Costume Museum, Bardini Garden and the Boboli Garden - Florence - Tuscany(Visitors: 652.164) Read more.
7th - Museal Circuit: Reggia di Caserta and Vanvitelli Complex - Royal Palace, English Garden and the Opera Museum(Visitors: 601.614) Read more.
8th - Egyptian Museum - Turin (Visitors: 576.200)The Egyptian Museum of Turin is the world's first for date of foundation and second only to that of Cairo for importance of the collections
10th - Villa d'Este (Visitors: 442.604)The Villa d'Este , with its palace and garden, is one of the most remarkable and comprehensive illustrations of Renaissance culture at its most refined.
11th Museal Circuit: Palatine gallery, Monumental Apartments in Pitti Palace, Modern art gallery (Visitors: 418.133) It houses many works by great sixteenth and seventeenth century painters Read more.
12th Cenacolo Vinciano (Visitors: 337.946)The Last Supper is 15th century mural painting in Milan created by Leonardo da Vinci for his patron Duke Ludovico Sforza. Read more.
13th Accademia Gallery (Visitors: 320.507)Today you can admire there a complete exhibition of painters representing the Venetian art from XIV to XVII centuries. Read more.
14th Medici Chapels (Visitors: 300.536)The Medici Chapels are made up of the Chapel of the Princes as well as the New Sacristy, a grandiose Michelangelian work.
15th The ancient Ostia:Ostia Antica (Visitors: 291.813) The archaeological site is interesting to visit because visitors can see from a close distance what was the structure of ancient cities Read more.
16th National Archaeological Museum - Naples (Visitors: 288.145)Here in 1777 Ferdinando IV set up the Farnese collection and exhibited the articles found in Herculaneum and Pompei.
17th Brera Picture Gallery - Milan (Visitors: 286.832)The Brera Picture Gallery houses Italian masterpieces from the 14th to the 20th century. Sposalizio della Vergine by Raphael, the Christ Dead...
18th The excavations and the ancient theater of Herculaneum (Visitors:278.527) In 79 B.C., the city was covered by a 20 meters flood of pyroclastic mud Read more.
19th National Roman Museum - Diocletian thermal baths, Massimo Palace, Altemps Palace, Balbi crypt.(Visitors:271.962)
20th The History Museum of Miramare Castle - Trieste - Friuli Venezia Giulia(Visitors: 254.336)
21th Archaeological circuit: Caracalla Thermal Baths, Villa of the Quintili, Cecilia Metella's Grave - Rome(Visitors: 242.019)Read more: http://goo.gl/h3uCN Read more.
23th National Archaeological Museum of Venice(Visitors: 219.734) Read more.
24th Temples of Paestum (Visitors: 218.646)Located in the South-East of the Gulf of Salerno, in the Southern part of the Piana del Sele, Paestum is an archaeological site of extreme importance... Read more.
25th Grotta Azzurra - Campania(Visitors: 216.916)The Grotta Azzurra is known throughout the world for the reflections that fill it with blue light: a unique spectacle. Read more.
26th Bargello National Museum (Visitors: 214.843)The Museum has a remarkable collection of sculpture and works of art.Works by Michelangelo, B. Cellini, Giambologna, Donatello and Della Robbia.
27th (Visitors: 213.697)The set consists on 500 rooms and covers an area of approximately 34,000 square meters. The greatest artists of all time have contributed to create this monumental complex, Read more.
28th (Visitors: 206.028)The villa’s large-scale structure, dating from the Imperial Era, was designed around a covered portico and contained rich mosaic floors and a number of frescoes.
29th (Visitors: 205.715)This sumptuous residence was begun in 1646 thanks to the royal Lady Christine of Rance, and was subsequently the residence of Savoy dukes and kings. Read more.
31th (Visitors: 202.953)It is one of the most perfect Basilicas in Ravenna. Besides its architectonic structure, it is well-known for its mosaics and marble sarcophagi Read more.
32th (Visitors: 198.729)The fort is surrounded by a curtain of walls interrupted by large and small towers; it has a square plan. Read more.
33th (Visitors: 183.705) Project supported by Frederick II the Castle is an exceptional work for the perfection of its forms and the fusion of cultural elements of different periods and places. Read more.
34th (Visitors: 178.973)There are some of the absolute masterpieces of art history: two of the most cryptic works of Piero della Francesca, the Flagellation of Christ and the Madonna di Senigallia Read more.
35th (Visitors: 161.555)One of the most famous castles of the family of the House of Savoy stands on the Pianura di Saluzzo plain on the right bank of the river Maira. Read more.
36th (Visitors: 156.002)The museum owes its renown especially to the paintings of Fra Angelico, one of the great artists of the Renaissance
37th (Visitors: 147.035)In its 114 rooms doges, kings and emperors were welcomed and nowadays it is a national museum which conserves eighteenth and nineteenth century works of art and furniture
30th (Visitors: 204.192)Rocca Scaligera is a castle which seems to rise out of the lake and was built in the 13th c. by Mastino della Scala; the poet Dante Alighieri also lived here at one time Read more.
38th (Visitors: 130.602) Magnificent collection of 19th- and 20th-c. works and 7 rooms devoted to 19th-c. Italian painting and an area entirely dedicated to Canova.
39th (Visitors: 128.331) Fine collection of paintings (12th-18th c.) including works by Raphael, Beccafumi, Caravaggio, Greco, Bonito and Benefial.
40th (Visitors: 123.920) The architectural and sculptural pieces from the temple of Hero at Sele are of great interest. There is a rich collection of funerary paintings, including Tomb of the Diver Read more.
22th (Visitors: 229.885) Hadrian’s Villa, built by Emperor Hadrian, has the distinction of being the largest villa ever built in antiquity.
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