With good reason, Tuscany is one of the most visited areas in Italy. Visitors may enjoy some of the best art, architecture, and cuisine in the globe, in addition to the stunning rolling hills and Cyprus trees that dot the landscape. However, having such an experience when traveling doesn’t have to be pricey! For that … Read more
Are you visiting Milan for a couple of days? It may not seem like a long time, but there is plenty to see and do in Milan for a two-day private tour. Milan is located in northern Italy and is the second most populated city after Rome. The city is located near such places as … Read more
Are you planning on visiting Italy? You might want to time your arrival depending on what season you want to experience in this beautiful country. The country has four seasons: summer, winter, spring, and autumn. Italy’s Mediterranean climate is known for hot, dry summers and wet, cold winters, but that’s not enough to deter anyone … Read more
Although Milan (Milano) might not be the first Italian city that comes to mind when making travel plans, we find that it’s full of historical sites and attractions. We wrote this guide because many people tend to skip Milan, and that is a shame. Despite its reputation as Italy’s fashion, financial, and commercial hub, the … Read more
Are you planning to visit Lake Como and wonder what to see and do while you’re in the area? Rick and I love Lake Como, and put together this guide to explain where it is, and help you make the most of your trip. Indeed, these are among our favorites of things to see and … Read more
Are you visiting or thinking of visiting Naples, Italy, or are you wondering what to see and do once you’re here? Located on the western coast of Italy and facing the Tyrrhenian Sea, Naples offers some of the country’s most beautiful sights to see. The food is incredible, and the people are warm and fun. … Read more
Are you visiting Italy and wondering about the best things to see and do in Turin? Turin, or Torino in Italian, is in the northwesterly part of Italy and is the capital of the Piedmont region of Italy, along the famous river Po. Turin, or as the locals know it, Torino, was the original capital … Read more
Modena, Italy offers visitors lots to see and do and here you get the chance to see a vibrant, untouched city, far outside of what the typical guidebooks offer. The city is also home to some of the world’s most prestigious luxury supercars (Ferrari & Maserati), and the likes of Balsamic Vinegar, Parmesan Cheese, and … Read more
Naples is Rick’s favorite Italian city, and is on the Western coast of Southern Italy. With a fascinating history, Naples, Italy, has many old major landmarks that we feel any visitor to Italy should experience. Unfortunately, it has a bad reputation. For that reason, we put together this guide so that you can rest assured … Read more
Are you planning to visit Rome in March, and you wonder about all the things to see and do? People always ask us if Rome in March is an excellent time to go. We think the answer is a resounding yes! March in Rome is outstanding for several reasons: Rome is beautiful and vibrant, with … Read more