A Perfect Rome Christmas Trip
If you’re looking for a way to celebrate the Holiday season that is a wonderful combination of whimsy, feasting, festivities, and reverent tradition — a Rome Christmas might be exactly what you’re looking for.
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Your Italy Packing List!
If you’ve got a dream Italian getaway in the works, you’re probably wondering what you should bring with you and what you can leave at home. I’ve got you covered! Here I’m including my best tips for creating your Italy packing list, so you’ll feel right at home from the moment you step off the plane.
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Easy Travel Chic: What to Wear In Italy
Italy is well-known as a country of art, history, and culinary delights. It’s also a global fashion capital where style and quality are woven into the literal and metaphorical fabric of everyday life. Let’s dive into an overview of what to wear in Italy (and what to avoid), taking into account the weather, seasons, and unique vibes of different areas.
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9 Outstanding Day Trips from Florence
Florence is breathtaking and exploring Tuscany’s capital alone can easily fill several days. Yet, with so many fascinating day trips from Florence available, I highly recommend adding more time to your itinerary to explore them.
These are some of the most popular day trips, from exploring charming medieval towns to driving through Tuscan landscapes and visiting historical sites.
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5 Great Reasons to Visit Rome in March
Though summer is Italy’s peak travel season, I’m also a big fan of visiting in the shoulder seasons of Fall and Spring. If you’re looking for a unique and gorgeous early spring getaway, I highly recommend visiting Rome in March.
Here are my top 5 reasons to head to Rome just as the city is turning over its new leaves.
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Best Food Tours in Rome: Tasty Treats for Every Traveler!
No question about it: Rome is one of THE best places in the entire world to eat. Everything from the morning espresso with a warm cornetto to the mouthwatering pasta to that last sip of fine wine is an experience that will transport you.
If you’re a traveler who also loves nothing more than a good meal, then Rome is your city and the amazing food tours in Rome should definitely be on your itinerary.
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How Many Days in Rome Do You Need?
Rome is one of the most beautiful and fascinating cities in the world, and it’s not hard to see how a person could spend days or even weeks exploring the winding cobblestone streets and ancient ruins. But how many days in Rome do you need, minimum, to really get a sense of what this amazing city has to offer?
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Rome with Kids: Unlock the Fun with the Whole Family
When it comes to Rome, you may initially think of it as a city more suited for adults – with its ancient ruins and abundance of museums and art. But seeing Rome with kids can be a wonderfully rewarding experience, if you know how to plan it.
Here’s a look at some of my top recommended things to do:
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Why You Should Visit Rome in the Fall
Many people take their big Italian vacations during the summer season. After all, the kids are out of school, the days are longer, and many fairs, festivals, and events are happening. You don’t need to hear why planning a summer trip can make a lot of sense.
But if your schedule is flexible, I want to share why you might have an even better experience if you plan to visit Rome in the Fall instead.
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How to Plan a Day Trip to Hadrian’s Villa in Tivoli
In ancient Rome, it was expected that an emperor would get weary of life in the capital city, and it was customary to build another sprawling estate (or a few estates) in places outside the city. Emperor Hadrian did just this between 121 and 137 AD, near a hillside town about 18 miles east of Rome.
Today, you can visit the ruins of Hadrian’s Villa in Tivoli, and it makes for an easy and fascinating day trip.