Things to do in Italy.

Rome's most iconic landmark, cited by multiple creators as a must-book-in-advance stop. Per saranghoe, you can see it from a distance on the walk from the city center before going inside.

Flyost Travel ranks it second on their Rome top-10 list, pairing it with the Colosseum as the city's essential one-two punch for first-timers.

Flyost Travel highlights it as one of Rome's best-preserved ancient structures and a top-10 must-see for visitors.

Flyost Travel lists it among Rome's top 10 draws, and it is one of the most photographed spots in the city.

Both Flyost Travel and saranghoe place the Roman Forum directly alongside the Colosseum as a natural pairing — walking through the ruins is described as an essential ancient-Rome experience.

Flyost Travel includes Piazza Navona in their Rome top 10, calling it a lively baroque square worth lingering in.

Flyost Travel highlights the Spanish Steps as a classic Rome landmark and a top-10 attraction for visitors.

Flyost Travel ranks Trastevere among Rome's top 10 experiences for its charming medieval streets; saranghoe heads there for a first meal in the city at 2 p.m., eating at a restaurant called Narella.

Flyost Travel lists Castel Sant'Angelo in their Rome top 10, describing it as a striking fortress-turned-museum overlooking the Tiber.

Flyost Travel includes Campo de' Fiori in their Rome top 10 as a lively square known for its morning market and nighttime energy.

The most-covered Amalfi Coast town across creators: Walk The Tour filmed a full 4K walking tour through its pastel cliff-side alleys and Spiaggia Grande, while World Travel Guide and ABBY both visited as part of broader Amalfi itineraries.

World Travel Guide covers Amalfi as one of the two anchor towns of the coast, noting it shares the heaviest tourist load alongside Positano.

Walk The Tour singles out this iconic majolica-tiled domed church as a visual centerpiece of any Positano walking tour.

Multiple creators cover Capri: Walk The Tour filmed a full 4K island walking tour; ABBY visited during her Amalfi solo trip; and Dream Italy documented a day trip from Calabria, taking a 50-minute ferry from Naples.

Walk The Tour documents the iconic funicular ride from Marina Grande up to Capri Town — a €2.40 ticket for a 4-minute climb of 140 metres.

Tourist Walk Tours dedicated a full video to Sorrento, describing it as a cliffside town above the Bay of Naples with colorful alleys, sea views of Capri on the horizon, and Mount Vesuvius in the background.

Malini Angelica explicitly recommends the Cilento Coast as an uncrowded alternative to the Amalfi Coast — equally beautiful scenery with majestic green mountains and pretty hillside villages, but without the tourist hordes or high prices.

Walk The Tour's full 4K walking tour highlights Naples' UNESCO-listed historic center, with its Baroque churches, vibrant piazzas, ancient alleyways, and views of Mount Vesuvius over the Bay of Naples.

Dutch Travel Maniac spent three days exploring Scampia — one of Naples' most feared neighborhoods — walking dark alleys, speaking with locals, and documenting a raw, unfiltered side of Italy most tourists never see.

The Om Vlogs tried fresh-squeezed lemon juice from street vendors in Naples, calling it an unforgettable, simple street food experience unlike anything else.

The Tour Guy runs their most popular Naples tours here, combining skip-the-line access to Pompeii ruins with a Mount Vesuvius hike and optional wine tasting lunch.

Malini Angelica names the Uffizi Gallery as one of Florence's essential museums, home to Renaissance masterpieces by Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and Botticelli.

Bella Italia highlights Brunelleschi's Dome as one of Florence's greatest Renaissance monuments; multiple Florence guides treat it as the city's defining landmark.

Giulia Explains Italy recommends this hilltop abbey as a hidden gem offering equally beautiful views to the crowded spots, with a stunning church recognized as one of the city's finest examples of Romanesque architecture.

Giulia Explains Italy flags Sant'Ambrogio as Florence's oldest market, opened in 1873 and full of local, fresh products — and the place to try lampredotto (Florentine street food).

Giulia Explains Italy explains that the Medici built this elevated corridor to connect Pitti Palace to Palazzo Vecchio, and a stop at Santa Felicita Church midway gives visitors a rare glimpse into the passage.

Giulia Explains Italy describes this pharmacy as a centuries-old institution — still operating after more than 400 years — whose elegance and history make it well worth a visit.

Giulia Explains Italy highlights the San Lorenzo complex as one of Florence's most prestigious and underrated clusters, including the first cathedral of Florence, a library designed by Michelangelo, and the Medici Chapels.

Tourist Walk Tours devoted a full video to Varenna, calling it Lake Como's 'timeless romantic jewel' on the eastern shore — known for its promenades, pastel façades, hidden gardens, and shimmering water views.

Tourist Walk Tours filmed a full walking tour of Verona, framing it as far more than just the Romeo and Juliet backdrop — it is a city of Roman heritage, medieval charm, and Shakespearean romance nestled between the Adige River and the Veneto hills.

Dutch Travel Maniac traveled to Turin specifically to investigate the city's fearsome online reputation, exploring its streets by day and night to offer a balanced, on-the-ground perspective on Italy's most misunderstood city.

Malini Angelica explores Palermo as Sicily's layered capital — full of character, authenticity, and monuments reflecting its multi-civilizational past — plus the local beach at Mondello and the ancient Greek city of Agrigento.

Solo Solo Travel rode the Bernina Express from Tirano, Italy to St. Moritz in the Panorama car — a UNESCO-listed scenic rail journey costing around €65 that passes the Brusio Circular Viaduct and the Poschiavo Valley.

Smart Move Italy features Siena as a picturesque, art-filled Tuscan town where expats from North America are choosing to build a new life — praised for its livability and historic character.

MILAN ON TREND Live produces regular seasonal street-style vlogs directly from Milan's streets, documenting how Milanese locals dress across autumn, winter, and spring — establishing the city's sidewalks as a living fashion runway.

Rosie Maio dedicates a full video to the authentic Italian breakfast ritual — cappuccino and brioche at a bar or pasticceria — including a 3 a.m. visit to a family friend's bakery to watch brioches made fresh, ready by 7 a.m. when the barista puts them in the window.

Rosie Maio's mother owns two restaurants in Padova — a weekday cafeteria that doubles as an event space and a second restaurant — offering viewers a rare look at the daily reality of running a food business in northern Italy.