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21. Pinacoteca di Brera
Milan's main picture gallery in the Palazzo di Brera, with Mantegna, Piero della Francesca, Raphael, Caravaggio and Hayez's The Kiss.
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22. Ponte Vecchio
Florence's medieval bridge over the Arno, rebuilt in 1345, lined with jewellers' shops and crossed above by the Medici's Vasari Corridor.
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23. Rialto Bridge
The oldest crossing of the Grand Canal, a single-span stone arch completed in 1591 to a design by Antonio da Ponte, lined with shops on both ramps.
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24. Roman Forum and Palatine Hill
The drained valley between the Palatine and Capitoline hills, the Roman Forum was the centre of public life in ancient Rome for more than a thousand years.
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25. Royal Palace of Naples (Palazzo Reale)
Former residence of the Spanish viceroys and Bourbon kings on Piazza del Plebiscito, with a grand staircase, royal apartments and a court theatre.
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26. Castel Nuovo (Maschio Angioino)
Medieval castle facing Piazza Municipio, with a Renaissance triumphal arch, the vaulted Sala dei Baroni, a palatine chapel and the civic art museum.
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27. Palazzo Pitti
The vast Oltrarno palace of the Medici grand dukes, housing the Palatine Gallery, Royal Apartments, Gallery of Modern Art, Treasury and Museum of Fashion.
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28. St Mark’s Campanile
The 98.6-metre bell tower of St Mark's, rebuilt after its collapse in 1902, with a lift to the belfry and wide views over Venice and the lagoon.
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29. Teatro alla Scala and La Scala Museum
Milan's opera house, opened in 1778, where Verdi and Puccini premiered major works; its museum offers views into the gilded auditorium.
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30. Trevi Fountain
Nicola Salvi's Baroque fountain, completed in 1762, is Rome's most famous; since February 2026 non-residents pay a small fee to reach the basin.
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31. Basilica dei Frari
The great Franciscan Gothic church of San Polo, consecrated in 1492, home to Titian's Assumption, his Pesaro Madonna, his tomb and Canova's pyramid monument.
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32. Basilica of Sant’Ambrogio
Milan's oldest major church, founded by Saint Ambrose in the 4th century and rebuilt in Lombard Romanesque style, with a golden altar and his tomb.
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33. Boboli Gardens
The Medici's terraced Renaissance garden behind the Palazzo Pitti, with grottoes, fountains, statues and views across the rooftops of Florence.
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34. Certosa e Museo di San Martino
Former Carthusian monastery on the Vomero hill with a lavish baroque church, a great cloister, a famous nativity collection and sweeping views over the bay.
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35. Galleria Borghese
Cardinal Scipione Borghese's villa holds Bernini's greatest marble sculptures, a room of Caravaggio paintings and Canova's reclining Pauline Borghese.
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36. Basilica di Santa Croce
The great Franciscan church of Florence, with Giotto's frescoes, Brunelleschi's Pazzi Chapel and the tombs of Michelangelo, Galileo and Machiavelli.
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37. Capitoline Museums
Dating to Pope Sixtus IV's gift of ancient bronzes in 1471, the Capitoline Museums fill Michelangelo's piazza on the Capitoline Hill with Rome's own treasures.
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38. Monastero di Santa Chiara
Fourteenth-century Franciscan complex on Spaccanapoli, famous for its cloister of hand-painted majolica tiles, with a museum and Roman baths beside it.
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39. Monumental Cemetery of Milan (Cimitero Monumentale)
A vast 19th-century cemetery designed by Carlo Maciachini, filled with sculpted family tombs and the Famedio, resting place of Alessandro Manzoni.
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40. Scuola Grande di San Rocco
A Renaissance confraternity house in San Polo whose halls are covered with Tintoretto's paintings of the Old and New Testaments, produced between 1564 and 1587.
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