The Dolomites are mountains located in north east Italy. You could also call it a region. The area is made up of limestone and dolomite rock, which results in their distinctive appearance. The Dolomites are a popular tourist destination and one that Andrea and I love to visit – usually in the wintertime. Skiers, hikers, … Read more
Sorrento, the gateway to the Amalfi Coast in southern Italy, is a popular tourist destination for those looking for a beautiful and relaxing Italian holiday. There are many options for staying in Sorrento, from luxurious hotels on the water to traditional bed and breakfasts in the town center. Sorrento is one of those destinations that … Read more
Tuscany is a central Italian region with stunning nature, great art, excellent culture, and delectable food. But these are just a few features that make this part of Italy so charming. Many Tuscan communities are home to UNESCO World Heritage sites. And you couldn’t be surprised, especially since they’re the homes of individuals like the … Read more
Brescia is a city in the Italian province of Lombardy. It is well-known for its Roman Capitoline Temple, Piazza Della Loggia (the town square), and Duomo (the cathedral). There are also many parks and gardens in Brescia and restaurants and cafes where you can enjoy a meal or drink. The city has a rich history … Read more
Visiting Siena and wondering where to stay? Siena is one of Tuscany’s most famous medieval towns and a great place to stay while exploring the region. It’s quieter and less crowded than Florence, with charming medieval buildings that make it a favorite among visitors. Siena has 17 districts, or Contrade in Italian, each named after … Read more
Florence, also known as the “birthplace of the Renaissance,” is the regional capital of Tuscany. Florence is the home of historical sights, including Piazza della Signora, the Uffizi Gallery, and the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore. Florence is one of Italy’s most popular tourist destinations. It, unlike Rome, is compact and just a short walk … Read more
Milan’s city center is easily walkable. However, like other great cities, Milan has much more to see beyond its core (central Milan). Each of the city’s nine administrative districts offers something unique. It’s not only the industrial heart of Italy but also the nation’s fashion metropolis, with several active student areas. This means there will … Read more
Planning a trip to Italy and wondering where to stay in Cinque Terre? Perhaps you’re staying in Florence, Rome, or Milan. Cinque Terre, or the land of Five Lands, is a stretch of the Italian Riviera coastline of five beautifully picturesque fishing villages. Though they have much in common, each town has winding pedestrian streets … Read more
La Spezia is a charming and ancient tiny town in southern Liguria, northern Italy. La Spezia is a better option, even though Cinque Terre might be where you want to stay. In addition, it serves as the primary entrance to the Cinque Terre National Park, one of Italy’s most picturesque and stunning natural areas. Visitors … Read more
Naples is the place to go if you want an authentic Italian experience, but finding somewhere to stay can be tricky unless you know a local. This vibrant city is full of delicious street food, ancient history, and a unique sense of spirit. Founded in the 6th century BC, Naples has been through a lot … Read more
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