Why you should take a flight to Italy
From the Eternal City to Venice's famed canals, tickets to Italy allow eager cash-strapped tourists to sample everything Europe's most romantic country has to offer. Italy is much more than the birthplace of pizza. This boot-shaped nation boasts many culturally diverse regions, each with its own uniquely delicious cuisine.
Star-crossed lovers can use fly to Italy and then visit Verona. Home of Shakespeare's tragic super-couple Romeo and Juliet, Verona owes its UNESCO World Heritage Site status to its stunning architecture. The northeastern city is home to plenty of ancient Roman buildings, as well as the occasional Medieval structure to delight fans of history and architecture.
Those in need of a little high-fashion retail therapy should make a beeline to the northwestern Italian city of Milan. Whether rubbing elbows with fashion models or drooling over amazing clothes and shoes, fashionistas should reserve their vacation to Italy pronto in order to snag the best deals on designer duds.
From the Venice Film Festival to the Venice Biennale art exhibition, beautiful Venice is steeped in culture. Madonna fans absolutely must pay for a gondola ride to re-enact the famous scene from her "Like a Virgin" video, while art lovers can marvel at the skills of master glass blowers as they work in their studios. Italy flights to this gorgeous city perched on the Adriatic Sea are always popular, so it's a good idea to book early.
Few travelers are able to resist the allure of Rome. While authentic spaghetti alla carbonara is reason enough to visit, the city's world-class museums, Roman ruins and exciting atmosphere make it the cream of the crop. Roman catacombs and the Colosseum are amazing, but the opportunity to say "A funny thing happened on my way to the Forum" alone merits a flight to Italy.
