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2. If you'd like to visit Rome then Civitavecchia is the
gateway cruise stop for the Italian capital.
TOP ATTRACTIONS:
● The Vatican and St Peter's Cathedral
● Trevi Fountain
● Spanish Steps
PERFECT FOR: city slickers who want
to explore one of Europe's most
famous capitals.

3. Known for its canals, bridges and islands, it's easy to
see why Venice is one of Italy's most spectacular cities.
TOP ATTRACTIONS:
● St Mark's Square
● Bridge of Sighs
● Rialto Bridge
PERFECT FOR: those who like losing
themselves in winding city streets
and soaking up the Italian café
culture.

4. If you want the perfect location to explore not one, but
two of Italy's cities, choose a cruise which stops in
Livorno.
TOP ATTRACTIONS:
● Uffizi Gallery and the Duomo in Florence
● Leaning tower of Pisa in Pisa
PERFECT FOR: those who want the
perfect location to see not one but
two Italian cities.

5. Away from mainland Italy and you can visit Sicily,
whose capital Palermo is bursting with life.
TOP ATTRACTIONS:
● Greek Orthodox Martorana Church
● Monreale Cathedral
● Mondello beach
PERFECT FOR: those who are looking
for the perfect combination of city
and beach.

6. Attracting visitors from around the world, there's
nothing quite like the colourful houses built into the
hills to form Sorrento.
TOP ATTRACTIONS:
● Piazza Tasso
● Villa Comunale Park
● Marina Grande and Marina Piccola
PERFECT FOR: cruisers who want to
experience some of Italy's most
breathtaking coastline.

7. Like what you've read? Find out more about Italian
cruise destinations here:
https://www.iglucruise.com/italian-cruises
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