“Just Traveled!” 5 Honeymoon Destinations in Italy

Newlyweds deserve the most romantic honeymoon possible. Now that happily ever after has begun, it's high time to celebrate it in one of the best romantic getaway countries in the world: Italy.

Planning a honeymoon to remember? Here are some of the top destinations for you and your sweetheart to play Casanova in while in Italy.

1. Amalfi Coast

The coastal experience offered by Amalfi Coast is unlike any other. With the picturesque views of quaint houses dotted along the shores as well as amazing resorts sitting atop high end cliffs, it is one place in Italy newlyweds must visit, even if it's just for a short cruise.

2. Turin

For the married culture vultures, Turin is the perfect Italian city out there. Whether it's an artisan gallery, a historic museum or an architectural site, it's one place where couples out for a cultural trip will surely be satisfied. It's the embodiment of all that encompasses Italian heritage.

3. Venice

No romantic trip to Italy is complete without visiting Venice. Stepping into the city is like entering a magical place meant solely for the romantics and the dreamers. With narrow alleyways, old villas, intertwined canals and gondolas along the lazy whim of the waters, newlyweds should never pass up on the opportunity of heading to Venice.

4. Sardinia

For the road less traveled and to satisfy the desire of a true Italian honeymoon escape, Sardinia is the top choice. With its medieval fishing villages, small towns and surreal views of the open seas, Sardinia is perfect for newlyweds who want a simple, quiet and 100% intimate honeymoon.

5. Rome

Visiting Rome is as close as to having a complete Italian escape as one can get. Newlyweds who want to experience a 360 cycle of culture, gastronomy, history, art and just about everything in between, Rome is the number one choice. It is bustling with tourists but it can still be enjoyed by honeymooners, like going on a biking tour together, admiring in a distance the Pantheon or the Colosseum.