
Whether flying for work or starting an adventurous trip around Italy, you'll need to get there. Many airlines, both full service and low-lost, provide direct and indirect flights to Italy. Keep an eye out for the airport advertised though as it may not always be the closest to your destination city.
From Venice in the north right down to Palermo in Sicily, wherever you plan of flying, be sure to check out flight and hotel deals which may mean a little extra discount instead of booking separately.
Venice is ideal for a stunning city break, sharing a gondola ride and getting lost in the narrow streets before stumbling upon a gem of a restaurant. Alternatively Naples is a must for foodies. Rich in history and cuisine Napoli is a favourite destination for pizza lovers.
Then there's bella Roma. An easy destination to get to, there are a number of flight options to Rome from across the UK, including Manchester, London and Glasgow. Rome is a great city break destination rich in history and culture. You'll need some good walking shoes here. Rome Fiumicino is the better airport to fly into with more and easier transport options into the city.
With so many places to uncover, it can be hard to work out where to go, so why not take a look at our guide to holidays to Italy?