All the geographical areas of Italy - whether it is North, Center, South or islands - bring unique recreation, heritage and culture to travelers. The northern part is especially known for Venice with its beauty, architecture and history, but also includes various other hot spots of travel. Below are some other places you need to visit in order to travel to Northern Italy;
Trieste
Beautiful Trieste deserves the first mention of its magnificent buildings and natural heritage. The city has a rich history of buildings and attracts visitors with its castles and wealth. Overlooking the sea, Miramare Castle is a pleasant view of the top of the ridge. The castle has retained its old charm with furniture. Piazza Unità D & # 39; Italia is known locally as the living room of the city. Grotta Gigante is another natural landmark in the form of a cave that catches the imagination of visitors.
Verona
It is assumed that the city witnessed the love story of Romeo and Juliet, but this is not the only thing that makes Verona visit the northern holidaymakers. The city has experienced various invasions and retains its heritage. Vacations usually visit the city to see the balcony from which Juliet spoke to her lover. The Roman amphitheater named Arena and the churches, filled with art, are also greatly admired.
Parma
For cheese lovers, a holiday in Northern Italy cannot be complete without a visit to the city of Parma. He is known for his factories for the production of prosciutto and cheese. Besides being famous for its gourmet gourmet cuisine, the city also has the vast beauty of the countryside and historical sights. The Romanesque Cathedral, the Sanctuary of Santa Maria della Steccata and the Palazzo della Pilotta are famous among holidaymakers. Here lived famous artists such as Giovannino Guareschi, Attilio Bertolucci and Benedetto Andela.
Genoa
It is the sixth largest city in Italy and never lags behind architectural beauty. The port of Genoa created the conditions for international trade and brought prosperity to earth. The Genoa Aquarium is a must visit for travelers passing through the city. It is the largest aquarium in Italy and holds 800 different marine species. From an artistic point of view, Genoa has a rich heritage in the form of palaces and churches.
While the cities are known for their unique features, the surroundings of Lake Como are popular with travelers seeking natural beauty, tranquility and a pleasant climate. In addition to everything mentioned, the place also includes many adventures and luxurious options.
