Cheap flights to Italy

Naples’ city centre is among the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage sites with its numerous fortresses, palaces and churches. Moreover, Italy’s third-largest city is the home of pizza. Located at the base of the volcano of Vesuvius, Naples will charm you with its culture, turbulent history and oodles of Italian warm-heartedness.

Lamezia Terme is in Italy’s deep south in the Calabria region, which forms the toe of the Italian boot. Set between the cliffs of the Tyrrhenian coast and the Ionian Sea’s sand-dunes, Lamezia Terme offers impressive mountain ranges, blissful beaches, and culinary delights.

At 25,426 km2, Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean. Among the towns and cities along the island’s 1152-kilometre coastline are Palermo and Catania. Here there are splendid palaces, delicious Italian food many cultural sights to be discovered. What’s more, one of the island’s delights is perhaps the best ice-cream in Italy!

Sardinia is the second-largest island in the Mediterranean, after Sicily. The island beckons with its beautiful coves, an azure-blue sea and the famous Costa Smeralda. The island is ideal for relaxing days of leisure with perfect weather. But the fantastic cities of Cagliari and Olbia are well worth a visit, with their colourful old quarters.

Brindisi is Italy’s gateway to the east: Brindisi is located on the peninsula Salento in the region of Apulia where Adriatic and Ionian sea meet. Thanks to the vast natural harbor, the city has always been one of the most important port cities in Italy. Trulli houses, Roman buildings, and fine sandy beaches make Brindisi an ideal vacation destination.