Best places: Things to dos in Amelia, Italy

👍👍 This was definitely the best tour I've done!! Rish was absolutely amazing. He's a local who grew up in the neighborhood so he knows everyone and everyone knows him. He speaks very well and clearly. He's incredibly knowledgeable about the food, the wine, the culture, the history and everything in bet...

👍👍 Excellent Class!!! Lory was our wonderful instructor! I took the 3 & 1 course. She was well organized & the restaurant was cute & clean. After, we got to eat a lovely brunch of our handmade pasta we made in class w/ a choice of our sauce. The location is perfect for shopping & I will definitely lo...

👍👍 5/5 Super funny, totally reccomended for all ages !

Landmark hillside Gothic church & site of Christian pilgrimage, decorated with noted medieval art.

Catholic place of worship with 5th-century origins & a transept with Michelangelo's statue of Moses.

Private palace, mostly Baroque but dating to 1300s, with frescoed hall & Old Masters art collection.

👍👍 Its construction began in 1885 and ended in 1911. It was built to commemorate the unification of Italy and its people and to honor the first King of Italy, Vittorio Emanuele II. The equestrian statue in the center of the monument is in fact his portrait. The sculpture is made from the bronze casting...

Aqueduct-fed rococo fountain, designed by Nicola Salvi & completed in 1762, with sculpted figures.

Iconic temple built circa 118 to 125 A.D. with a dome & Renaissance tombs, including Raphael's.

Grand marble neoclassical temple honoring Italy's first king & First World War soldiers.

Landmark papal basilica founded in the 5th century & known for its Roman mosaics & gilded ceiling.

Landmark cathedral, the Pope's official seat, with ornate 1700s facade & statues of the Apostles.

Vast, 16th-century domed church where St Francis founded his order, with a history & art museum.

Glittering mosaics line the gold facade of this 1300s cathedral, known for its fresco-filled chapel.

Outdoor pursuits, peaks up to 2,476m, flora, fauna & medieval hilltop towns in scenic national park.

17th-century Roman Catholic church with trompe l'oeil ceilings & frescoes depicting St Ignatius.

Classical 17th-century fountain, a homage to 4 rivers, featuring a Roman obelisk topped by a dove.

France's baroque national church in Rome, known for the Caravaggio paintings in its chapel.

Consecrated in 1584, this lavish church has a richly decorated interior by Giacomo della Porta.

Wooded, hillside hermitage & oratory dating from the 13th century, where St Francis came to pray.