Italy Travel Tips
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Italy's Best Wine Regions
Written by Viator, June 2013
Every single one of Italy’s 20 regions produces wine, including the two islands. Some are more famous worldwide than others – and some don’t even make it out of Italy. But if you’re a wine lover ... Read more
Florence's Best Parks and Gardens
Written by Viator, June 2013
No matter what you’ve come to Florence to see – the churches, the art galleries, the markets – you may need a break from all the city life at some point. In that case, you’ll be pleased to know that ... Read more
Nightlife in Naples
Written by Viator, June 2013
The nightlife scene in Naples is vibrant, with something for just about everyone. There are hip bars full of university students, and discos and night clubs where the dance floors are crowded every ... Read more
The Hill Towns of the Veneto Region
Written by Viator, June 2013
You may have heard people wax poetic about the hill towns of Tuscany, or perhaps the hill towns of neighboring Umbria, but the entire country of Italy is so mountainous and hilly that there are hill ... Read more
Shopping in Milan
Written by Viator, May 2013
Milan has always been a city of great designers – from Leonardo da Vinci who was the court artist for the Duke of Milan, to Giorgio Armani, Gianni Versace, Miuccia Prada, and Dolce and Gabbana. It’s ... Read more
Day Trips from Venice
Written by Viator, May 2013
For many travelers, Venice itself is a day trip from elsewhere – but if you’re spending several days in Venice itself, you may be looking for day trip options in the area. Here are some of the best ... Read more
Florence Skip the Line Tours
Written by Viator, May 2013
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The world is brimming with spectacular attractions but when it comes to city sightseeing, you’ll likely have to jostle with crowds of other tourists to check out the principal sights. Particularly ... Read more
Rome Skip the Line Tours
Written by Viator, May 2013
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With millions of tourists descending on Rome each year, the world’s most famous ancient city gets so overwhelmed with crowds in high season that many visitors find themselves skipping the busiest ... Read more
Outdoor Activities in Florence
Written by Viator, March 2013
Florence has come to maintain its rich cultural history amidst the hustle and bustle of modernity. Despite being one of Italy's largest cities, Florence has remained to be a symbol of the Renaissance ... Read more
Florence on Vintage Wheels
Written by Viator, February 2013
It's no wonder why Florence is one of Europe's most walkable cities; setting out on foot through the compact medieval streets, you can reach many of Florence's most popular attractions. After all the ... Read more
Rome on Vintage Wheels
Written by Viator, October 2012
What could possibly be more fantastic than zipping through the streets of Rome on a Vespa scooter? After all, you’ve seen it done in many a Hollywood film, and it looks so easy. As you might expect, ... Read more
Baroque Hill Towns
Written by Viator, September 2012
Visitors to Sicily’s cities may begin to recognize similar styles of architecture from one town to the next. This is called Sicilian Baroque, a unique style that had an opportunity to spread quickly ... Read more
Sicily Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, September 2012
While Sicily is very much part of modern Italy, it retains its own identity in many ways. The island, the largest in the Mediterranean, absolutely warrants two weeks of its own during an Italy trip. ... Read more
Cook Your Way Through Italy
Written by Viator, July 2012
Italy may be littered with important art and medieval ruins, but it’s the food (and vino ) that makes you fall in love with the place. Pasta, pizza, pinot grigio – bring on the carbs! Walking ... Read more
Day Trips from Rome
Written by Viator, May 2012
The city of Rome alone is full enough of treasures to last a lifetime, however, when in Rome you shouldn’t forget the other amazing sights of Italy. It may be impossible to truly discover ... Read more
