Best places: Landmarks in Monticello di Fara, Italy

Well-preserved, Roman amphitheater, built to seat 20,000 people, hosting summer opera program.

Picturesque medieval arched river bridge with Roman origins, lined with jewelry & souvenir shops.

Originally built in 1751, this 200-m. stone pier is named after the Italian Navy destroyer Audace.

Lofty 16th-century bell-tower in the cathedral square, with far-reaching views across the city.

Hilltop lighthouse & memorial to electrical pioneer Alessandro Volta, offering lake & Alps views.

👍 A very nice hut on the hiking trail of the Odle tour. The hosts are kind and they serve home prepared dishes, with their own dairy products or jams. While resting you can enjoy an amazing view of the Pieralongia ("long stone") rock arter which the hut take its name. They also have a small playgrou...

Towering stone gate from Florence's 1300s fortification walls, with views from its crenellated top.

👍👍 Bel panorama

Elegant cemetery for famous Pisans set around a cloistered quadrangle with restored 1300s frescoes.

Scenic 1808 square known for its Christmas markets, plus a Gothic cathedral & mountain views.

👍 Fun little city, you should walk on the wall at least for a bit. It is clean and looks great.

Arched neoclassical gate built in the early 19th century with panoramic views over the old town.

Remnants of the city wall, built in the 13th century & restored in the 1800s, plus a museum.

😐 One of the city gates of Siena with a covered bus stop n a seat. There are shops around as well - pharmacy, café, mini supermarket, bakery n a nearby car park

Built during the Roman Republic, this ancient gate features a double facade & 2 towers.

👍👍 The Pirate on the climb, the finest of his generation. Come early Morning to Enjoy it with the sunrise.

👍 Beautiful and charming. Clean .. Too bad for the lack of care in the restoration.