Where in Italy??????????

Uboat

Pisa and Florence is a good bet if you don't mind spending a while on a train. 

Venice is fantastic and in March you won't get the stinking canals and such bad crowds.

I wouldn't really recommend Genoa.  It's a working port and not really all that touristy.

Fanny Fanackapan

If you go down Amalfi way, there is always Mount Vesuvius, Pompeii and Herculaneum to visit.

However, Florence wins with me too.

That's where we're off to in 3 weeks' time. Flying to Naples, staying in Sorrento with trips included to Pompei, Capri and an Amalfi coast drive.

CAFCBourne

Went to Sorrento in april wonderfull place altohugh the mountain roads are hazardous to drive train is a lot more easier and relaxing

ken from bexley

Went on a cruise in late October...... 

Rome was magnificant,( even saw the pope). Florence all you dreamed off,  but with crowds even then. 

Pisa!, Genoa, not in the same league, for me. Capri was wonderful........

Did Naples, a couple of years ago, along with .......

Pompeii best day trip I have ever had ( take a decent pair of robust /comfortable shoes)........

Got to visit  Lake Como, and  see more of Siena.

And have promised to go back to Monte Carlo ( next door), then back via  Maranello and the Ferrari collection, after the grand Prix .

You will have a great time!