NorthernItalytravel

  Northern Italy is home to some of the most beautiful natural scenery in the country, as well as stunning art and architecture. It’s also a great place for food lovers, with plenty of delicious cuisine to sample throughout the region. The most famous cities in Northern Italy are Venice, Milan and Verona - but it's not just the big tourist hubs that are worth visiting here. In fact, there are countless charming towns to see that are often overlooked by tourists. Brescia – halfway between Milan and Verona, this beautiful city is filled with ancient Roman ruins and impressive Renaissance architecture. It’s a must-visit if you want to explore the rich layers of history in this part of Italy. Chioggia – spread across a handful of small islands on the Venetian Lagoon, this historic town isn’t as busy as Venice but still has some excellent seafood. It’s free of the crowds and is a popular spot for day-trippers from the capital and the main tourist attractions in the area. Ferrara – one o...