Many couples from all over the world choose Italy to declare their love, exchange vows or propose on Valentine's Day, celebrated on February 14th, but which are the most romantic cities?
A musement, a platform specialized in travel experiences, reveals the ranking of most romantic cities in Italy.
The ranking highlighted 20 cities based in Google search volume of 10 terms related to the theme of love in 44 provinces of Italy. Movies, restaurants, love songs, phrases, poems, first dates and Valentine's Day.
The ranking of the most romantic cities in Italy includes Padua (20th), Brescia (19th), Bergamo (18th), Venice (17th), Foggia (16th), Palermo (15th), Latina (14th), Turin (13th), Taranto (12th) and Trento (11th).
Now, check out the 10 most romantic cities in Italy:
Bari
Bari, the capital of the region of Apulia, is in tenth place, with its district of Bari Vecchia attracting the most attention.
Rome
In ninth place is Eternal City: Rome, with its artistic neighborhoods, the romantic promenade of Villa Borghese and the inevitable visit to the Coliseum It is without a doubt one of the most romantic places in Italy.
Bologna
The city of Italy's most beloved singer-songwriters, Bologna occupies eighth position. With unmissable views such as the Asinelli Tower, the Piazza Maggiore and the Basilica of San Petronio, win over tourist couples, but it is the views of San Luca and Via degli Dei that leave their mark.
Florença
In seventh place is a tuscan city which is much loved in both Italy and Brazil. We are talking about Florença: with the Boboli Gardens, the Duomo and the Uffizi Gallery, but also the Old Bridge, she conquers lovers by offering postcard views.
Cagliari
The capital of Sardinia, Cagliari is in sixth place in the ranking of italian cities more romantic. From the Castello district to the possibility of an excursion to Saddle of the Devil (Devil's Saddle), couples only have to choose between the many possibilities for a romantic trip.
Catania
Catania is in the middle of the top 10. The beautiful Sicilian city with its striking architecture has many places to take photos of the couple and walk hand in hand. From the Piazza del Duomo to excursions to Mount Etna ao Ursino Castle, which has an impressive view of the sea.
Pescara
In fourth place is Pescara, at Abruzzo: the romantic city by the sea mixes postcard scenery with cultural moments, such as a visit to the house where the Italian poet and playwright Gabriele D'Annunzio he was born. And for a romantic date, all that remains is to organize dinner at a restaurant in Trabocchi.
Salerno
Salerno occupies the third place between most romantic cities in Italy: the Minerva Garden, the Arabic-style cathedral and the charming seafront. Here, history, landscapes and romance combine to conquer lovers.
Nápoles
In second place is Naples. It is undoubtedly one of the most romantic cities in Italy and has also been included among the least touristy but worthwhile destinations in Europe. Perfect for both those looking for culture and those looking for the sea, Naples has two sides: the relaxing side and the happy side. From excursions to Mount Vesuvius to visits to the catacombs and exploring the archaeological sites of Pompeii and Herculaneum… and why not take a boat trip to explore the coast and reach Capri?
Milan
Em first place is the Lombard capital: Milan , considered a business city and sometimes cold, actually reveals a romantic heart. Among the most popular places are the Navigli with flowery courtyards, the terraces of the Duomo to enjoy the view, the Sforzesco Castle and many other unmissable gems.
