Le Marche
From the sprawling lakes of Lombardy to the ancient Sicilian temples, Italy possesses a lifetime of exploration and amazement.
Whether you’re dreaming of winding city paths, serene olive groves, or sweeping views of the Adriatic Coast, the best destinations to visit in Italy are seldom those with the largest crowds and longest queues. At Magari, our tours to Italy’s top travel destinations will take you off the beaten path to discover the hidden gems most miss out on.
From the coastal fishing ports of Puglia to stunning Sardinian scenery, we offer premium tours to the top travel destinations in Italy.
Not sure where to begin? Whether you head south to Puglia for beautiful coastlines and exquisite cuisine, or stay north in Lombardy to enjoy the lakes and mountains, every one of our Italian holiday destinations has lots to offer.
Where are the top destinations in Italy to visit for a first trip?
With the perfect balance of history, cuisine, and culture, Tuscany and Sicily are where most people begin – but it’s really up to you! Each of our Italian holiday destinations has its own charm and beauty, so, no matter where you choose, there’ll be plenty to enjoy.
When is the best time of year to tour Italy?
The best time of year to visit the top travel destinations in Italy is during ‘shoulder-season’. Here, there’s fewer crowds, whilst still being warm enough to take in the sights without needing a jumper.
Which Italian holiday destination is best for avoiding crowds?
If you’re travelling at peak times, Umbria, Le Marche, and Puglia are great choices – all have the same architecture, food, and views as their neighbours with a fraction of the visitors. With our tours, you’ll be visiting off-the-beaten-track Italy, where there aren’t as many tourists.
Can I combine a few Italian holiday destinations into one holiday?
Yes! Neighbouring pairs – such as Tuscany and Umbria, or Puglia and Basilicata – work perfectly over a week-long break.
Enjoy expertly-crafted tours to stunning holiday destinations in Italy, exploring the hidden gems the guidebooks miss.