Discover Italy's Most Interesting Bars

1930 isn’t just a secret—it’s an experience. With inventive cocktails and vintage decor, it transports you to Prohibition-era America. Hidden behind a Chinese store, entry is invite-only.

Atrium Bar at Four Seasons Florence exudes timeless elegance with refined cocktails, live piano music, and a stunning historic setting. Sip a Vintage Negroni or explore the "Sips of History" menu for a taste of the past in pure luxury.

Rent your own private 4 sq m bar for a few hours, with a masked mixologist crafting cocktails to your taste. BackDoor43, the world’s smallest bar, fits just four people—or grab a take-away cocktail from its tiny weekend window.

A café serving cakes, sandwiches, and drinks in a nostalgic 1950s-style space designed by filmmaker Wes Anderson. With pastel hues, retro Formica tables, and vintage arcade games, it feels like stepping into one of his whimsical films.

Step into Camparino in Galleria, Milan’s legendary 1915 aperitivo bar. Sip iconic Campari cocktails under Liberty-style splendour in Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, a rite of Milanese elegance and timeless charm.

Harry’s Bar, Venice—where legends gathered. Since 1931, this iconic spot has welcomed Hemingway, Hepburn, Capote & more. A place of timeless elegance, impeccable service, and true freedom. Home of the Bellini & carpaccio.

Moebius Milano is a vibrant fusion of mixology, gastronomy, and music in a stylish loft. Enjoy bold cocktails, Michelin-starred dining, and live jazz, all wrapped in an eclectic, vinyl-infused atmosphere. A must-visit for cocktail and culture lovers!

Nestled in Rome’s heart, The Court cocktail bar fuses chic modern mixology with breathtaking Colosseum views. Helmed by globe-trotting Matteo Zed, it’s a stylish new toast to flavor and elegance in the Eternal City.

A clandestine Rome speakeasy in a hidden alley, Jerry Thomas Project delivers impeccably crafted cocktails in a dim, vintage‑inspired setting—access by password only for a truly immersive mixology experience.