The Colosseum and the Arch of Constantine

Entailing an intriguing history, this colosseum holds as much significance to Rome as air does to humans. This Roman rarity was huge enough to feature theatrical performances, art, singing and is now used to entertain all the soccer players.

Vatican City

From breath-taking museums to alluring palaces and lush green gardens, the Vatican has it all. This place is a must-explore for the keen observer of arts as it features some of the most significant work from the beginning of the city.

Trevi Fountain

Flip a coin to the Travi Fountain to assure good fortune, yes, this 17th century’s art with polished architecture has now gained so much popularity that it becomes the first place for every traveller to explore during their visit to Rome.

Roman Forum

If you want to travel back into time, make sure to visit this gothic ruined forum situated right in the heart of the historical city. This place is regarded as the perfect amalgamation of political and historical life, there are various places that the travellers can explore such as the Temple of Antoninus Pier, Arch of Septimus Severus, the Curia and the Temple of Saturn.

Centro Storico & the Spanish Steps

Centro Storico is the historical centre of Rome, this beautiful place is filled with so many things to do that you will probably miss on a lot of it. The beautiful irregular steps will lead you to the resplendent sight of Trinità Dei Monti. Sit on the stairs and enjoy the hot latte or you can visit Caffe Greco where numerous artists, writers, singers have marked their presence.

Florence

Florence

This city is known to be the art capital of the country. Known for its gorgeous architecture as well as busy streets, Florence is one of the best cities in Italy. The city is full of shopping complexes and you can easily cover the whole city within a span of two to three days. For anyone who is a history lover, Florence is the right place for you.

Venice

This city is located near the historic city of Ravenna. The city is known to be the "city of canals" and is debatably one of the most beautiful cities to be found in Italy. The city is full of impressive bridges, architecture, and a lot of canals. The city has pleasant weather and the best time to visit the city is in the months of April-June. You can easily hire a taxi from Rydeu to ease your trip from Ravenna to Venice.

Milan

Milan is nearly 165 km away from St. Moritz, it is one of the most visited cities in Italy. Milan is a great place to visit since it has all the benefits of a big city but is relatively small, allowing visitors to easily walk to most of the city's attractions and museums. Duomo di Milano, Santa Maria Delle Grazie, Milan Cathedral, Monumental Cemetery, and a wide array of museums and art galleries are just a few of the city's most stunning landmarks. True royalty can be experienced in the hotels and restaurants set here serving equally enticing Italian food. A private taxi from St. Moritz, trains and buses from St. Moritz's railway terminal will cover the distance between Milan and St. Moritz in more or less 3.5 hours, depending upon the mode of transport you choose to travel in.

Turin

A paradigm of fine cuisine and rich architecture, Turin is the capital of Piedmont in the northern part of Italy. If you want to take a time machine and explore ancient Italy with its raw medieval art and baroque buildings, pay a visit to this city.

Naples

Residing near Mount Vesuvius, this alluring city squats on the Bay of Naples and offers rich art and architecture to its visitors. The luxurious Royal Palace and the 13th-century castle is something that every traveller must experience.