Cheap flights to Italy

From the colourful clifftop villages of the Amalfi Coast to the ancient history of Rome and the glistening azure waters of Sardinia, Italy is a country with so much to offer. Renowned for its world-class cuisine, flights to Italy are popular for its food alone. Whether that’s authentic Neapolitan pizza, homemade ‘al dente’ pasta or picture-perfect gelatos that provide a relief from the country’s Mediterranean climate, Italy boasts some of the best food in the world.

Throw in famous landmarks, breathtaking lakes dotted between picturesque mountains and beautiful beaches with crystal-clear waters, and you’ve got yourself a destination that attracts travellers from all over the world, and rightly so. Whether you want to sip an espresso in one of the town’s bustling piazzas, admire iconic monuments or just eat until your heart’s desire, book flights to Italy for a taste of la dolce vita.

You can fly to Italy from many major cities in Australia, including Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth, and as the country is home to a variety of airports, it’s easy to find tickets to Italy to suit you.

For world-famous sights, pretty piazzas and charming cobbled streets with ancient ruins on every corner, the Italian capital of a Rome is a must. Many visitors also flock to Venice with its stunning canals, romantic gondola rides and labyrinth of delightful streets. Then, there’s Naples, the gateway to the picturesque Amalfi coast and home of the pizza, along with its church-filled streets and colourful markets.

You also won’t want to forget Milan, Italy’s stylish fashion capital, or the Tuscan city of Florence with its renaissance art and orange sun-soaked rooftops. Along with its cities, flights to Italy are popular with those wanting to see the natural beauty of Lake Como and Lake Garda, or head to the idyllic islands of Sicily and Sardinia.

If a sightseeing holiday is what you’re looking for, Italy is sure to tick your boxes. Home to an abundance of famous landmarks, it’s a country that’s steeped in history and requires way more than one trip. For starters, there’s the incredible Colosseum, a famous Roman amphitheatre and one of Italy’s most remarkable landmarks. Then, there’s the impressive Vatican City, home of the pope and the Pantheon with its striking architecture, along with the Trevi Fountain, Roman Forum, Spanish Steps and Sistine Chapel…and that’s just to name a few.

In Pisa, the unique structure of The Leaning Tower of Pisa is a must-visit, whilst the Grand Canal, the main waterway in Venice is a must for those in the Northern Italian city. And there’s plenty more to see in Italy, too. From Florence’s Santa Maria del Fiore to the Duomo di Milano and the presevered ruins of Pompeii, it’s a country you could never truly get bored in.