Capital: Rome
National Language: Italian
Population: 60,782,668
Currency: Euro (EUR)
TOP TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
1. The Colosseum
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Venice canals is a canal in Venice Italy. The canal has 3,800m long, atleast 30-90m wide and it's depth is 5m. You can start exploring the canal from Saint Mark Basin to the end, near Santa Lucia Railway Station. There are water buses and private water taxis you can use to explore the area. Exploring the canals is the best time to relax and see the beautiful houses, complexes following the lines to canals.
3. Pompeii
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4. Saint Peter Basilica
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5. Leaning Tower of Pisa
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6. Florence Cathedral
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7. Piazza del Campo
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8. Lake Como
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Located in Lombardy, Lake Como is the third largest lake in Italy, after Lake Garda and Lake Maggiore. The lake is surrounded by mountains and towns are seen in lined of it. The area is very rich in nature, the reason why tourist were coming to visit the lake.
9. Amalfi Coast
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The Amalfi Coast is an amazing stretch of coastline in the coast of Sorrentine Peninsula. It is located in the Province of Salerno in Southern Italy and is very popular tourist destination in Italy. The Amalfi Coast is very known for the production of limoncello liqueur because the area is a cultivator of lemons. Listed in UNESCO World Heritage Site.
10. Manarola
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Manarola is a small and oldest town located in the Province of La Spezia, Liguria Northern Italy. Manarola is actually one of the famous villages of Cinque Terre. Cinque Terre is composed of five villages that are connected to each other by path and trains and boats.