European attractions

The magnificent Farnese Palace is located on the northern edge of the historical center of Piacenza and is an outstanding example of Renaissance architecture in Rome. Designed for the Farnese family in 1517, the palace houses a pinacoteca art gallery and four small museums, each exhibiting archaeological pieces, carriages, and materials related to Italian unification. […]

The Colleoni Chapel is located on the north side of the Church of Santa Maria. It is a masterpiece of the Lombard Renaissance. The facade of the chapel is composed of elegant marble inlaid patterns and carvings. The interior of the church is decorated with frescoes by Tiepolo. Looking up, it seems as if one

Established in 1780, the Academy of Carrara Gallery houses an extensive collection of works by renowned Italian artists, including Raphael’s ‘Saint Sebastian’, as well as pieces by Botticelli, Titian, and the famous landscape painter Canaletto. Art enthusiasts interested in Italian art are encouraged to visit this esteemed gallery. The gallery is open throughout the year:

Piazza Vecchia is located in the Upper Town, which is the heart of the old city and also the core of Bergamo. The square itself is not large, but it exudes a rich medieval atmosphere. The surrounding buildings, which are in medieval and Renaissance styles, complement each other beautifully. The square is open all year

Palazzo della Ragione is situated next to the old square in the historical center, once serving as the old town hall and symbolizing the era of the medieval city republic. The relief of the winged stone lion above the building’s balcony is a mark of the 300-year Venetian rule over Bergamo. Visitors can ascend to

The Musical Instrument Museum is located in Milan, Italy. Here, numerous exquisite musical instrument collections are on display. The collections in the museum include plucked instruments, Lombardy and Cremona violins, hunting horns, many wooden instruments (such as flutes, oboes, clarinets, English horns), bass drums, and pianos. In addition, the museum also displays musical instruments from

The magnificent scenery of Lake Como has captivated artists and tourists for centuries, from the French novelist Gustave Flaubert to illustrious musicians such as Gioachino Rossini, Giuseppe Verdi, and Vincenzo Bellini. Lake Como continues to attract the wealthy and celebrities who appreciate its beauty and the surrounding landscapes. Situated approximately 50 kilometers from Milan, between

Villa Carlotta is located in the town of Tremezzo, built in 1747, attracting tourists from around the world with its precious flowers. The azaleas in the garden are particularly famous, and some other plants can grow up to 22 meters high. This villa garden also has a small museum that houses the masterpieces of the

Lake Maggiore is located in the Lombardy region of Italy, with its northern end extending into Switzerland. Although not as picturesque as the lakes at the foot of the Alps, Lake Maggiore has its own unique charm. Many writers have sought inspiration by its shores, with Ernest Hemingway being a frequent visitor. The lake is

Marino Palace is a 16th-century palace located in the center of Milan. It was originally built by Tommaso Marino, a Genoese merchant and banker. The exterior and interior of the building were designed by some famous artists at that time. In 1781, Marino Palace became state property. Opening hours: Open all year round, Monday to