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Italy is one of the most romantic countries in the world and is a top romantic vacation destination. Italy's picturesque seaside villages, beautiful countryside, and historic cities are filled with romantic settings, views, hotels, and restaurants.
Here are the top Italian cities, villages, lakes, and islands for romance.

What Makes Italy Such a Romantic Destination? Italy is romantic in every sense of the word. If you are looking for a lovers' holiday, it is a perfect destination. On this page we offer ideas for honeymoons and romantic breaks - the best destinations for sharing Italy's charms with your soulmate, from islands to art cities.

Italy is a very popular travel destination. Here are recommended travel tips Best Places to Visit in Italy and best online guide to help you plan your trip to Italy and take on your Italian travels Top rated accommodation and things to do in Italy.

Visit the best of Italian travel guides to help you plan your Italy vacation. You'll find our picks of online travel guide for where to go in Italy top cities, romantic destinations, hill towns in Tuscany or Umbria, Amalfi Coast and Italian Riviera villages, and top places in Rome and Florence. Best suggestions in Italy for online booking your romantic cost effective accommodation in Italy.

La dolce vita - the good life - is exactly what the Best of Italy trip is all about. Starting in the 'Eternal City' of Rome and ending by the canals of Venice, uncover the best of northern Italy. Experience classic Italian food, wine, history and style - all the things this wonderful country is famous for - and discover immense natural beauty while travelling through this spectacular corner of Europe.

The best Italy honeymoon
For a perfect mixture of culture and relaxation, our top suggestion would be begin by spending up to a week in one of Italy's art cities: Florence, Venice or Rome. If you want to see as much as possible, you could try dividing the week between two towns. Then, once you've had your fill of art and architecture, re-pack your suitcases and head south to one of Italy's best seaside resorts or countryside retreats for an indulgent week of togetherness, views, rambles and sunbathing.

Our absolute top choice would be Venice, followed by a train or internal flight to Naples where you can catch a ferry to the dream island of Capri. But there are other great options, and our favourites are listed below.

Some Italian Romantic destinations

Venice
Venice, la Serenissima, is Italy's floating jewel, the destination that comes closest to an incarnation of Romance. It may be a cliche, but few could resist the romantic appeal of a midnight gondola ride or a wander hand-in-hand across the Accademia Bridge over the Grand Canal. This is the perfect place for that romantic proposal you'll hope to tell the grandchildren all about. There are budget flights from the UK to both Venice and nearby Treviso, so even if you're looking for an economic elopement rather than a leisurely luxury honeymoon, Venice is still an ideal option.

Rome
Rome is known as the Eternal City, and wandering among the ruins of Ancient Rome, the winding lanes of Medieval Rome, and admiring the palazzi and fountains of Renaissance Rome, your romantic holiday will place you among the great traditions of western civilisation. There are countless excellent restaurants with seating on the street, where you can watch the world go by, enticing corners to explore and rose-sellers to supply the finishing touch as you stroll over the Tiber, with the strains of gypsy music in the air.

Capri and the Amalfi Coast
The Amalfi Coast is one of the most popular honeymoon destinations in Italy. The views are spectacular, and the hotels are first-rate. The pace of life is slower than in the cities; you can breakfast on a hotel balcony overlooking the sea, or take a leisurely boat trip along the dramatic coastline. There are several charming resorts along the shore. Ravello, high above Amalfi, is a quiet and romantic location, with beautiful gardens where you can enjoy evening concerts in the summer. The Isle of Capri is a stylish destination that was in vogue even in ancient times; the Emperor Tiberius retired to a luxury villa here.

Puglia
Puglia is an increasingly-popular destination for travellers, and has direct budget flights from the UK. Honeymooners can relax at a countryside masseria hotel and spa among the olive groves, or stay in a quaint cone-roofed trullo. Down in the south of Italy, Puglia is a longer distance from Italy's principal art cities, but the baroque city of Lecce makes a pleasant cultural addition to a holiday, while little white-washed towns such as Martina Franca are lovely for wandering around.