Artistic cities Italy. Italy abounds in historic buildings and artistic cities which bear witness to a fascinating past which still permeates cities, towns and villages, as well as the inestimable historic-artistic heritage they cherish.
Italian artistic cities host a wide range of hotels and guesthouses

Many monuments, buildings, churches and ruins dating back to different Ages were appointed UNESCO world heritage. Among the most famous artistic cities are: Rome, the immortal city, and the Vatican City in Latium; Florence and Pisa in Tuscany, Venice, an highly appreciated destination for foreign tourists, Padua, the native town of Giotto and Mantenga, and Verona, rich in Roman and Romanesque remains, in Veneto.
Even the Medieval villages and old towns located in Umbria retain history and fascination.

Emilia Romagna cherishes many historic cities too, such as Rimini, Bologna, an important cultural centre, Ferrara and Ravenna, where 8 monuments were appointed UNESCO world heritage.