Offering a terrific view of the area, the Punta della Contessa is around six miles outside of the city centre. You can rent a bike or moped and travel out to the site as you take in the beautiful Italian countryside.

This unique church was built in the 12th century, and features a typically Roman style similar to the Tomb of Augustus in Rome. Both the interior and exterior have reference to many of the knightly orders, such as the Templars and Hospitallers. The area has many artificial lights, so you can visit during the night when the site is free of other tourists.

Full of Roman discoveries and artefacts, the Museum has an extensive collection of Roman artworks, pottery, and bronze objects. The museum has many informative panels in English throughout, offering helpful pieces of history and descriptions.

Booking in advance is necessary for this attraction, however will be worth it. On the northern coastline of the city, the castle was once the residence of the King of Italy. There is also an Italian warship harboured outside.

Ideal for an afternoon of relaxation, the Lido Azzurro beach is great for families with small children, the beach opens out into the blue waters of the Mediterranean. There are many bars and restaurants along the shoreline, perfect for an evening meal or an afternoon drink.