Khaberni - Italy is not just a tourist destination, but an open museum that includes glimpses of eastern history among its beaches, venerable cities, and architectural monuments, where Arabs and Muslims have left their mark on its civilization and culture. From ancient Rome to the islands of Sicily and Sardinia, the country is rich in tourist experiences that blend the past and present, art and culture, and history with modernity.
1- Rome.. The Great Open Museum
Rome is a city that blends ancient Roman history, stunning architecture, and modern life. Here you find the Colosseum, the Pantheon, the Vatican, the Great Mosque of Rome, and famous squares and fountains such as the Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain.
Best times to visit: From April to June, or September and October to avoid the crowds.
Cost of a daily trip per person: 350 to 400 euros.
Accommodation: 3-star hotel 100-150 euros, cheaper options in the suburbs 50-70 euros.
Transportation: Daily ticket 7 euros, taxi from the airport 50-60 euros.
Food: Halal meals 10-15 euros, luxury restaurants 25-40 euros.
Activities: Colosseum entry 18-24 euros, Vatican museums 20-25 euros.
2- Florence.. The Cradle of Renaissance and Art
Florence, a small city that blends art and culture, from the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, the Uffizi Gallery, and the Ponte Vecchio, offers an easy walking experience among its landmarks. Arab traders passed through here in the Middle Ages, leaving their cultural imprint.
Best times to visit: May to June or September and October.
Cost of a daily trip: 250-400 euros, including accommodation, food, and transport.
3- Venice.. City of Romance and Gondolas
Venice, or Venice, the city of canals and romantic bridges, reflects Arab and Byzantine architectural influences, and its festivals are stunning.
Best times to visit: April-June or September-November.
Cost of a daily trip: 350-500 euros.
Accommodation: 3-star hotels 100-150 euros, guesthouses 80-100 euros.
Transportation: Daily boat ticket 25 euros.
Activities: Gondola tour 80 euros, and a visit to the Doge's Palace 20 euros.
4- Palermo.. The Vibrant Heart of Sicily
Palermo is a vibrant city that combines Arab and Norman styles, markets resembling Arab markets, and old mosques converted into churches.
Best times to visit: April-May or September-October.
Cost of a daily trip: 250-400 euros.
5- Milan.. Capital of Fashion and Beauty
Milan combines modernity with history, featuring the Duomo Cathedral, Sforza Castle, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, and it hosts Fashion Week and design exhibitions.
Best times to visit: March-May or September-October.
Cost of a daily trip: 400-600 euros.
6- Turin.. Italy's First Capital of Unification
Turin is a city of culture, with the Automobile Museum, Cinema Museum, and Europe's largest popular market "Porta Palazzo" with an Arab vibe and vitality.
Best times to visit: April-May or September-October.
Cost of a daily trip: 250-400 euros.
7- Genoa.. The Arab Maritime History
Genoa, the city of ancient ports, witnessed the passage of Arab traders, is the stronghold of explorer Christopher Columbus, and has one of the largest aquariums in Europe.
Best times to visit: April-June or September-November.
Cost of a daily trip: 220-350 euros.
8- Sardinia.. Island of Turquoise and Quiet Isles
Sardinia offers quiet beaches, inherited Arab traditions, an architectural heritage influenced by Arab culture, with Islamic cultural communities and centers.
Best times to visit: June or September.
Cost of a daily trip: 400-600 euros.
9- Naples.. Home of Pizza and History
Naples is a vibrant city, with popular markets, close to Pompeii and the island of Capri, and hosts a vibrant Arab community.
Best times to visit: Spring or Autumn.
Cost of a daily trip: 250-400 euros.
10- Pisa.. The Leaning Tower and the Tuscan Atmosphere
Pisa is small and easy to navigate, featuring the famous Leaning Tower, Pisa Cathedral, and the octagonal building.
Best times to visit: May-June or September-October.
Cost of a daily trip: 150-250 euros.
Today, Italy offers a unique experience for Arab and Muslim visitors, blending Eastern culture, Arab heritage, and modern European life, with halal restaurants, mosques, and markets that carry touches of the East in the heart of Europe.
