What are some attractions in Italy?

Question

I need some attractions in Milan, Florence and Pisa. Things like the leaning tower of Pisa or the coliseum would be great. I did try Google but it wasnt much help. I appriciate your help :).

Answer 1

i'm italian i form verona:

VERONA :roman's arena and roman's centre(the roman teatre ,gate,door)

ROME:closseum,trevi fountains,FLORENCE:medieval centreMiLAn :duomo ;gallery of mode ,ex..PISA :tower of pisa VENICE :canal grande ,rialto bridge,san marco plaza and basilic Ex,.....ok?

Answer 2

Defo  pisa and florence. Book leaning tower two weeks before you go as there are queues.

Answer 3

I haven't been to Milan, but have been to Pisa and Firenz (Florence).  The leaning tower is the big attraction in Pisa while in Florence there are many things to see and do.  Best way to see them is to book a tour through a local agency there.  They will take you to all the good places.  The art museums, cathedral where Michelangelo is buried, statuary everywhere are just a few of the things to see.  This city is one of the most beautiful that I have ever seen.

Answer 4

i'm italian.

milan: duomo, cenacolo, fashion area, shops.

Florence: full of attractions, too hard to write all, anyway: duomo, churchs, streets, piazzale michelangelo,piazza della signoria, palazzo vecchio, ponte vecchio, palazzo pitti, galleria degli uffizi, galleria dell'accademia,... the fact is that in italy, and particulary in some cities, each step you take, has an historical meaning.

pisa: the tower and nothing much.

enjoy your trip :)

Answer 5

Pisa has the Campo Dei Miracoli, where the leaning tower is located, and all kinds of amazing ecclestiastical buildings - but they do know how to charge. Pisa also had a small church perched on the banks of the river, I think it's called Santa Maria Della Spinoza.

Rome? Come on, it's ROME!!!! Via Appia, Colisseum, Roman Forum, the Vatican ....

Florence has lots, more Renaissance in feel.

Instead of google, how about wikipedia?