Travel to Italy with Celebrity Cruises, and discover a world of extraordinary art,
breathtaking architecture, incredible landscapes, and impressive history.
Join us as we show you all the wonderful memories you can make on an unforgettable journey around Italy.
Rome, the capital of Italy, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world.
Explore the infamous grounds of the Colosseum, where spectators once witnessed life or death battles,
or toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain.
Head over to the Vatican Museum and St. Peter's Basilica,
where the world's most coveted masterpieces like the Sistine Chapel stay well preserved
for guests to admire and appreciate up close.
You'll set sail from the nearby city of Civitavecchia,
where your Celebrity Cruise ship awaits to continue your incredible Italian adventure.
During your European cruise, you may stop in Naples, home to a vibrant historic center and famous culinary scene.
Naples is also the gateway to some of the most alluring beaches and towns in Europe,
such as the awe-inspiring Amalfi Coast.
The region is home to mesmerizing hilltop towns
with colorful buildings and relaxing beaches with unforgettable views.
If you like history, nearby is the ancient city of Pompeii,
which was buried under volcanic ash when Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 A.D.
You can also take a ferry ride to the dramatic and magnificent island of Capri.
You'll spend the day soaking up the city's luscious gardens and lively streets.
Stops in the beautiful port cities of Messina or Palermo are absolute musts in Sicily.
Travel inland to find ancient Greek architecture,
temples, and some of Sicily's richest regional culture,
or take a refreshing dip in the Ionian sea.
From the Tuscan port of Livorno or the Ligurian city of La Spezia, you can venture inland
to explore some more incredible Italian cities.
Take a short trip to the fishing villages of Cinque Terre,
a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and picturesque place to see up close.
Find your way to the famed city of Florence,
where the masterpieces of Renaissance arts and architecture still reside.
You can also take a short trip to Pisa, a town known for its Gothic architecture,
and made famous for its Leaning Tower that we all know so well.
The northern Italian city of Ravenna is an art and history lovers fantasy.
It is most famous for its extensive and breathtaking 5th and 6th Century mosaics
found amongst its churches, palaces, and mausoleums.
Ravenna is also the gateway to iconic cities like Venice, a canal-filled masterpiece of urban design
that is equal parts gritty and romantic.
All head to Bologna, the culinary capital of Italy,
where you'll find some of the world's best prosciutto, cheese, balsamic vinegar, and wine.
There are few towns more picturesque than Portofino.
This small and intimate traveler hotspot offers the quintessential Italian experience.
Dive into the Ligurian sea off the coast of Portofino,
or hike up to an elevation of 2,000 feet for an incredible view of the Italian coast and countryside.
Tucked away in the northeast corner of Italy, you'll find Trieste,
a magical port city loved for its crystal clear waters and elegant Austrian-Hungarian architecture.
When you arrive in Taranto, a city that's tucked neatly under Italy's heel,
you'll be enchanted by its old world charm and traditions.
Walk the streets and admire the historic architecture and visit the promenade,
from which you can see the Aragonese Castle.
Santa Margherita is another coastal Italian dream just waiting for you to explore.
Admire its sloping hillsides and enjoy a day out on the water underneath the sun.
Take a dip in the water from the boat, or simply lay out and enjoy the beauty of Italy.
No matter which port your ship stops in, a cruise to Italy is an experience you'll never forget.
To book your unforgettable getaway, visit Celebrity.com,
talk to your travel advisor, or call us at 1-800-Celebrity.
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