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TRAVEL: Discover the Renaissance of Tourism in Italy’s Art Cities

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In 2023, Italy’s art cities experienced a significant resurgence in tourism, marking a return to pre-Covid levels. According to the Centre for Tourism Studies in Florence, there were 445.3 million stays in accommodation facilities, an increase of 8.1% compared to the previous year. The hotel segment saw a notable growth of 9.3%, while the non-hotel segment showed a more gradual recovery.

Italian art cities also excelled in online accommodation bookings, with a rate of 38.9%, ranking first in the European Union. Tourists from the United States and the United Kingdom were among the top visitors to these cultural hubs, surpassing countries like Greece, France, and Spain.

To further explore Italy’s rich cultural heritage, travelers can embark on a journey to the ten must-visit art cities. From the romantic atmosphere of Verona to the historical treasures of Milan, Pisa, Naples, Venice, Florence, Genoa, Siena, Turin, and Rome, each city offers a unique blend of art, history, and architecture.

Traveling to these art cities has become more convenient and sustainable thanks to the extensive rail network provided by Trenitalia. With various promotions and passes available, tourists can enjoy affordable and hassle-free train travel to explore Italy’s diverse cultural landscape.

As tourism continues to evolve, the Passenger Business Unit of the Italian State Railways Group remains committed to providing comfortable and sustainable travel options for those seeking to discover the beauty and history of Italy’s art cities. Partnering with True Italian Experience, Trenitalia aims to make the exploration of these cultural gems an unforgettable and enriching experience for travelers from around the world.

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