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Moving forward to Italy, you will find out further what should you visit in this country and what should you do in order to have the best experience ever.

Stay in a castle or palazzo

Italy’s long history means there are medieval castles and Renaissance palaces scattered all over. Many of them are now elegant hotels offering sumptuous stays, and a chance to surround yourself in history. You’ll find Tuscan castles, Palladian-style villas, and many other historic buildings where you can feel like you’re in a fairytale. Some are listed at Dimore Storiche Italiane.

Visit an Island

There’s something about an island that makes you slow down, breathe deeply, and really relax, so I recommend getting off the mainland for a day. While you could easily spend your whole trip on Sicily or Sardinia, there are easily-accessible islands to visit for a day or two, as well. Try glittery Capri, less-known Ponza between Rome and Naples, or enchanting Elba, in the Tuscan archipelago.

Catch an opera

Italy is the birthplace of opera, along with its most famous composers, such as Verdi, Rossini, Puccini, and Vivaldi. There are sumptuous venues to take in an opera, including La Scala in Milan, La Fenice in Venice, and Teatro San Carlo in Naples, and you’ll also find some fabulous open-air operas. An evening at the Roman amphitheater in Verona, the ancient Baths of Caracalla in Rome, or the neo-classic style arena in Macerata, Le Marche would be an unforgettable experience.

Drive a Ferrari

Come on, admit it; you’ve fantasized about pushing the pedal of a red speed machine like a Ferrari, so why not indulge your fantasy for a 20-minute thrill ride. On the outskirts of Modena, where Ferraris are made, you can visit the legendary car maker’s museum and then get behind the wheel for an unforgettable rocket ride. There are several companies that will let you drive, either on the streets or a race track, from a 10-minute test drive, or up to two hours through the countryside. The area between Modena and Bologna is known as “Motor Valley” so if a Ferrari doesn’t do it for you, you’ll also find Lamborghini, Maserati, and Pagani all located here.