I Ranked Italy's BEST Cities To Visit (Tier List) 🇮🇹

[@GregorBrown]

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[@erreticcu]

i think milano, bologna or pisa shold be lower in a list for someone coming from abroad who needs to pick some city and discard others. if you are near pisa, lucca is more attractive, if you are near bologna, rimini is much better (and closer to urbino, that is a graet advice!). if you're in milan, remember that the best thing of milan is the train to rome. italy is not easy for a tourist: we have several wonderful city and dozens of small city you can visit in a couple of days or less (like siena is) but you need a car or a bike to see. po's valley (mantova, parma-don't forget teatro farnese!-modena, reggio emilia, ravenna, rimini, ferrara, padova!!!,venezia), tuscany (lucca, pisa, pistoia, arezzo, cortona, siena, firenze), puglia (bari, andria, matera is close to puglia, lecce, otranto, ostuni, nardò, locorotondo etc), are just the three most famous example of places where you can see lots of wonderful places in few hours but need a car or a bike. if you have few days, i think padova, lucca, rimini, are better choices for strangers than milano, pisa or bologna.

[@miketranfaglia3986]

Kudos to you Gregor for having Mantua and Turin on your list! These are two of my favorite places that I've been in Italy, and I think both of them are completely overlooked by the vast majority of American tourists, which is a great thing for those in the know. One other overlooked destination which could be paired with a trip to Torino is Stresa on Lake Maggiore. It's kind of a small town, so not in the same league as the cities you're listing here, but it is an amazing base for exploring the lake, which even extends into Switzerland. There's lots of fresh fish from the lake, amazing villas to visit, complete with the white peacocks, and inexpensive boat rides all over the place to really cool destinations. All surrounded by gorgeous mountains! Thanks also for highlighting a few places that I really must go. I have gone through Bologna several times without actually visiting the city, and I desperately want to spend some time there!

[@Savage_Viking]

Everyone has their favorites and I've been to many of these on your list. I would add Cagliari, just because Sardinia needs some love (and their unique foods and best beaches in Europe). Also, for those that love the outdoors anywhere in the Dolomites brings a new perspective on Italy. Great video and thanks.

[@GregorBrown]

Good call!

[@CKfromTasOZ]

Thank you Gregor! Hi from Tasmania, Australia 🇦🇺 😊. We are flying to Italy in January for a month. Your video of Best Cities has given us some great options to look into! Can't wait! Thank you again 😊

[@donatellagizzarelli4506]

How did you manage to eat that much and stay in such a good shape? 🎉🎉😊😊

[@juliemilanovic5681]

Waiting for cities that arent so touristy! Bolzano up north, Trieste north of Venice, Matera in the South, Sulmona in Abbruzzo and in Sicily - Cefalu, Agrigento, Syracusa. Yes l went to most on your List but there are lesser known areas in Italy that never get a mention. For me Rome is my no.1. Naples and below blew my mind last year. Cant wait to get back to Sicily next year .

[@juliemilanovic5681]

One place to go in Rome is the ghetto. The food is amazing . And get in early to Twosizes, best Tiramisu in Rome ❤

[@zxrmbxz]

Amazing list!!!! 🇮🇹

[@YouMeandSicily]

Grazie for putting Palermo on your list! But as you know Sicily offers a wide spectrum of experiences unrivalled to others. Please next time you are here let us know!

[@GregorBrown]

Thanks. you are right

[@TheSeahawks64]

Excellent video! We our planning our first trip next spring and Como north of Milan will be a stop.

[@GregorBrown]

Sounds great!

[@gmnewlook]

My in-laws have been to Italy five times and they still have regions they haven't visited yet. We're going next summer, and Rome (landing there from YUL), Naples and Amalfi and/or Positano are on the list, with Pompeii as well as Larino (my nonno was born there) and Termoli in the Molise region.

[@saadn.3348]

Beautiful! I've been in 3 cities on your list! More to go.... Thank you for your video Gregor!

[@GregorBrown]

Glad you enjoyed it! ☺️☺️😎😎

[@RedProg]

Great list. We love Rome and will return in '26. Winter is a wonderful time to visit and also Milan. Then off to Lake Como to walk the Moto Guzzi museum. Am a proud MG owner. Thank you and safe travels.

[@GregorBrown]

Sounds great!

[@_944audiophile]

I did enjoy a day trip to Capaccio-Paestum. The ruins are spectacular

[@RG-kl3vq]

Talking about Milano… isn’t the last supper from Leonardo da Vinci?😏

[@GregorBrown]

Yes. Sorry

[@luciofusaro1773]

Wow fantastic reportage top 👏

[@GregorBrown]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@peterjones7673]

Fantastic video and a great list of places to go, there is some great suggestions that we hope to follow your advice again. Thanks Gregor.

[@GregorBrown]

Glad it was helpful! I'm happy you're able to make a full trip over to Italy. And it sounds like you had a good time.

[@albertobissacco]

Genova 00:40 Mantova 01:39 Ravenna 02:16 Parma 02:54 Ferrara 04:01 Bologna 05:06 Verona 06:05 Torino 07:07 Pisa 08:35 Milano 09:27 Urbino 10:55 Matera 11:44 Lecce 13:04 Palermo 13:37 Amalfi 14:19 Napoli 15:25 Venezia 16:11 Sienna 17:29 Firenze 18:35 Roma 20:00

[@jasonalper7898]

Flew into Naples Taxi to Sorento was the first, then Rome, Florence, Montepulciano, Castelluccio.

[@Alex_Rome]

2:21 wait a minute...since when Italy doesn't have big seaside cities? What are Naples? or Genova, Catania, Cagliari, Bari then?

[@miketranfaglia3986]

Siracusa in Sicily is one of the most amazing seaside cities anywhere! Even though it is hardly ignored by tourists, it's not on the radar for most Americans, who seem to think that Syracuse is a college in upstate New York. Taormina is also really cool, but it is a bit touristy. It's surrounded by a bunch of nice little beach towns with hardly any tourists.

[@Alex_Rome]

@@miketranfaglia3986 i agree, Ortigia looks stunning

[@Luca-qy7pt]

Rimini - Ancona - Pesaro

[@nicart004]

I was wondering, what is exactly a spritz? Is it an alcoholic fruity drink or a different kind of wine and how it tastes? Just wondering.😛😋😛🤔

[@carlodefilippi6914]

Michelangelo’s “Last Supper”!? Ooops 😂

[@GregorBrown]

doh

[@qwertylello]

I would have added Syracuse as well, one of the best historical centres of all southern Italy. Also, you call it tier list but I don't really see any tier, this is more like a regular ranking.

[@TKTampa]

Great content ! Love your videos, watched a ton before my trip to Florence/ Tuscany in August. Keep up the amazing work.

[@GregorBrown]

Thank you! Will do!

[@elizabethzieman1059]

Thank you so much for not cluttering your videos with stupid unnecessary LoFi music! The images and your knowledge is far enough! Keep it simple.

[@francodafirenze]

No Lucca no party!

[@user-vr8zs3ei7n]

@francodafirenze Is it fun there? I am going to a wedding in Lucca. I have never been to Italy.

[@mr.archivity]

@@user-vr8zs3ei7nif you go between 30 October to 2 November it will be fun there

[@erreticcu]

@@user-vr8zs3ei7n lucca is a tiny wonderful town, you'll enjoy it.

[@yatithebeast]

My favorite is Firenze and then Rome. I haven’t been to all of these cities, but the only city that I disagree with is Milan. I found the city disappointing besides from the Duomo and the Sforza Castle, but he food was good.

[@joshuavogel2562]

What are your thoughts on how the Jubilee in 2025 would affect a stay in Florence next summer?

[@gnigneti]

next time, go in Pavia😉

[@codyoxcutter]

I'm assuming that we don't have Monteriggioni tied with San.Gimignano at number one because they don't qualify as city? 😄(Also personal preference but Siena > Firenze aaaaaand, where is Lucca?? )

[@tyhg22]

Prosecco from Verona? Sorry, no. Amarone or Soave, yes.

[@GregorBrown]

Veneto region

[@TravelinDevil76]

Moda21 in Genova. Eat there and thank me later. If you like Pesto Genovese.

[@harlanabraham7772]

Am subscribed and even hit the like button.

[@mdbenoit]

Firenze, the birthplace of gelato? Isn't it Sicily, where cooks modified the Muslim's version of sherbet? I know it's not really certain, but the Sicilian version makes more sense to me.

[@GregorBrown]

No, it's Florence 😊

[@fabiesque]

Ehmmm....talking about Milan....La Scala (most prestigious Opera House in the world)?!?!

[@GregorBrown]

I'm sorry.It's da vinci for the last supper