Italian cities by attractions quiz

In which Italian city, a 40 minute train ride from Venice, will you find the Basilica di Sant’Antonio and the world’s oldest botanic garden?

Highlights of which Italian city include Michelangelo’s David, the Uffizi Galleries and the shop-lined Ponte Vecchio Bridge?

What is the name of the Tuscan city on the Arno River that is known around the world for its unusually-slanted campanile?

In which Italian city, based around a curve of the River Adige and a giant Roman amphitheatre called the Arena, did William Shakespeare set Romeo and Juliet?

Which famously hectic Italian city is the home of pizza and the Sansevero Chapel Museum, but is generally used as the gateway for Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast?

What is the name of the Italian city on the Adriatic Sea that was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire until the end of the First World War, with highlights including the Miramare Castle and a museum devoted to James Joyce?

In which Italian city could you visit Sforzesco Castle, enjoy opera at La Scala or see Leonardo’s Last Supper in the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie?

In which Italian city, the capital of the Piedmont region, can you visit the former Fiat test track on the roof of the Lingotto building and visit the National Museum of Cinema inside the 167 metre-tall Mole Antonelliana?

Which Italian city, known as La Grassa (or ‘the Fat One’), has almost 40kms of porticoes and FICO Eataly World – a massive culinary theme park?

What is the name of the Sicilian capital, famed for its baroque architecture, that plays host to the 9^th century Palazzo dei Normanni and the Teatro Massimo – the largest theatre in Italy?