Portofino
This photogenic fishing village is known for its historic charm, candy-colored houses, and panoramic views of the Ligurian Sea. It’s also home to luxury resorts and high-end shopping.
Ponza
A popular vacation destination among Romans, this Italian island is located between Rome and Naples and is best explored by boat.
Vernazza
This centuries-old Ligurian coast village—part of Cinque Terra—offers visitors a history lesson with a view. In addition to swimming and hiking, visitors can experience Santa Margherita d’Antiochia, a waterfront church built in 1318, and the medieval Doria Castle.
Manarola
The second Cinque Terra village to make our list, Manarola is known for its colorful homes, fresh-seafood restaurants, and light-filled nativity scene that’s on view during the month of December.
Positano
This cliff-side village on the Amalfi Coast is famous for its magnificent views, charming cafes, and small boutiques.
Lido di Camaiore
Many travelers venture to Lido di Camaiore with one goal in mind: to relax at the beach. The city is home to a number of beaches, beach clubs, and water parks, and its most recognizable landmark is its lengthy pier Pontile Bellavista Vittoria.
Ravello
Also located along the Amalfi Coast, this resort town is best known for its lush, impeccably maintained gardens and historic villas.
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