Eternally flattered, Italy still has the capacity to surprise those who visit it with its art, gastronomy, character and culture. From the elegant Milan, passing through the enchanting Venice and the bohemian Florence until reaching Rome, it is inevitable to want to return. On each trip, living Barceló Hotels & Resorts in Italy is a unique experience.

Italian geography looks like a huge open-air museum. Dozens of cities have wanted to claim the titles of Venice of the North, South or any other cardinal point, but there is only one Venice. The same happens with Florence and its squares or with the two cities that travelers must visit: Rome and Milan. Both share the attraction of monuments, bridges, canals and "roads" that take the traveler through metropolises made for living from the Barceló Hotels & Resorts in Italy.

Milan has an alleged aura of frivolity that coexists with architectural prodigies such as the Piazza del Duomo, the Royal Palace or the Gallery of Vittorio Emanuelle II. It is the only city where it seems natural that iconic buildings of culture such as the Teatro alla Scalla opera or the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie—which houses Da Vinci's Last Supper—coexist with the so-called fashion quadrangle, Congress Centers and the modern financial district that Barceló Hotels & Resorts occupies in Milan, a participant in this peculiar lifestyle.

To the south, Rome invites you to hold your breath before the Colosseum, the Pantheon, St. Peter's Basilica or the Sistine Chapel. Walking the Via Appia—mythical ancient road in Rome—is going through centuries of history, while walking through Trastevere offers the essence of the current Roman character, the same that is transferred to the stay of Barceló Hotels & Resorts in Rome to feel like a true local .

If you are one of the lovers of this country, discover our hotels in Italy and fulfill the wish of the Trevi Fountain: return.