1. Milan

Milan is one of the largest cities in north Italy and is known for its culture, history, economy and largest shopping centre.

This large city has beautiful architecture and many historical buildings that helped build north italy.

Notable landmarks include the magnificent Gothic domo with its intricate design and stained-glass windows, the large grounds and gardens of the Poracesco Palace, the Museum of Science and Technology, the majestic da Vinci and the majestic Galleria Vittorio. Among them was Emmanuel II. From shopping to picnics and museums - this city has something for everyone.


2. Venice

Venice is considered one of the most popular cities in the world and is well visited through its streets and canals.

The Venetian is located on the Venetian Lagoon and is a city on a peninsula consisting of hundreds of islands connected by a network of canals and bridges.

The central main canal is a wonderful place and the rows of houses are gorgeous north italy.

In addition, St. The Mark is a sight to behold with a beautiful cathedral, a huge bell tower and a flock of pigeons.

Or, if you want to relax and watch the sunset, you can take a water taxi to Venice and enjoy the length of the Gold Coast.

Don't miss out on Realton Bridge, Bridge of Sigh and Dog Fort!


3. Turin

Although the tour is financially sound and one of the most important industrial centers of north italy, it retains much of its history and beauty with its charm.

Turin is the former capital of the western part of north Italy and has always been a major cultural and economic centre.

Today you can visit the famous Palazzo Real and Palazzo Madama, the great and famous Mole Antonelliana and the Cathedral of San Giovanni Battista.

Also, don't forget to visit the wonderful Egyptian Museum in Turin and see the Jesus image on the Turin envelope.


4. Bologna

Bologna is one of the largest cities in north Italy and the capital of the Emilia-Romagna region.

The city has a strong economic presence, with manufacturing and financial industry as well as an important transportation hub.

From the point of view of tourism, Bologna is known as the city of towers due to its many historical buildings.

For example, the Leaning Tower and Torah of Bologna are the most striking and beautiful buildings that dominate the heavenly city of Frenipat.

In addition to the towers, Bologna has impressive piers and temples, such as Piazza Maguire and the Cathedral of San Petronio.
Finally, for those who love art and culture, we have chosen the best museums and galleries, such as the Archaeological Museum of Bologna and the National Gallery.


5. Genoa

Genoa is a beautiful city on the southern coast of north italy by the Ligurian Sea.

Genoa's sixth largest city and largest port is important to the country's economy and has played a significant role in Italian history.

The city walls of Genoa were enormous and the Porta Suprana was the only remaining entrance to the invincible palace at that time.

In the north italy center you can enjoy the fine architecture of public spaces such as Piazza Ferrari and Piazza Matteo.

In addition, the aquarium and maritime museum are ideal for those interested in exploring marine life and the history of north italy and the port of Genoa.

Don't forget to visit the main port and mine

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