Home to stunning mediterranean beaches, roman ruins, the Dolomites mountains, and ancient cities, it is easy to see why Italy often tops tourists’ bucket lists. In fact, in 2013, the country welcomed 46.4 million international visitors, reports The BBC, .

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Italy is home to: Gradara and San Gimignano. Built between the 13th and 14th centuries, in the country, while was before its population was decimated by a 1348 plague, according to Lonely Planet. because its skyscape is characterized by 15 tall towers.

One place not to miss is with water that glows a distinctive blue. The located immediately below the entrance of the cave. The light is then filtered by the water, which absorbs the red tones, creating the blue glow.

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Italy is also home to some of the world’s most famous . Located in the northern part of the country, this region - famous for its Lambrusco wine - is . The area is also a great destinations for foodies, as it is known for its culinary delicacies including lasagna, parmesan and prosciutto

There are also many hidden gems in Italy that are often overlooked by travelers who come to Italy to explore the or explore the . For example, in that can be seen protruding from the water, and in the to explore the bell tower.

So from to the , click on the slideshow above to see 50 beautiful places you have to see in Italy.

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