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See Rome by Bike

Viator

Written by Viator, May 2012

Want to see unique sights of Rome along with the major attractions in a fun and easy way? Try biking! You can get across the Eternal City faster than walking while avoiding car traffic and going to ... Continue Reading »

Top 5 Off-The-Beaten Path Attractions in Venice

Viator

Written by Viator, September 2011

It’s easy to get off the beaten path in Venice – just ignore the yellow signs pointing to the Rialto or San Marco or the train station and, hey presto, you’ll be lost and away from the madding crowd ... Continue Reading »

Best Towns for Easter Traditions in Italy

Philippa Burne

Written by Philippa Burne, UK, April 2012

Italy loves Easter, or Pasqua in local terms. Aside from the deeply religious observation at the many Papal Masses held in Rome , and the explosive tradition of fireworks in Florence , many ... Continue Reading »

Trieste: One of Italy's Most Unique Cities

Philippa Burne

Written by Philippa Burne, UK, May 2012

Some cities are just lone wolves – they are not like anywhere else, they have passed from country to country during political upheavals and so have ended up a bit of a hybrid, and geographically ... Continue Reading »

Cinque Terre: Views and Food

Liguria Expert: Loredana

Written by Liguria Expert: Loredana, March 2012

The Cinque Terre is a rugged portion of coast on the Italian Riviera. It is in the Liguria region of Italy, to the west of the city of La Spezia. Cinque Terre means Five Lands and comprises of the ... Continue Reading »

Cortona

Philippa Burne

Written by Philippa Burne, UK, February 2012

Did I hear you say you wanted a room with a view? Well, you’ve come to the right place. Cortona is the town that tumbles down a hillside, virtually guaranteeing that every building has plenty of ... Continue Reading »

Countryside Villas in Veneto

Philippa Burne

Written by Philippa Burne, UK, March 2012

The mainland region surrounding Venice is called the Veneto. This is where the nobility of Venice would escape to when the canals became too stinky to bear in the hottest months. Most of us think ... Continue Reading »

Discover Rome like a Roman in Trastevere

Philippa Burne

Written by Philippa Burne, UK, May 2012

When in Rome it’s tempting and very easy to stay in the Centro Storico, the historic center. But as they say, when in Rome do as the Romans do, which means you need to cross the river and head ... Continue Reading »

Escape from Elba

Philippa Burne

Written by Philippa Burne, UK, October 2011

There’s just something magical about islands. I’m not sure what it is. I love the sea and I love the idea of solitude, although I doubt I’d like the reality of being Robinson Crusoe. Elba is an ... Continue Reading »

Fiesole

Philippa Burne

Written by Philippa Burne, UK, February 2012

I’ve always been curious about Fiesole because it was hometown of one of my favourite artists, Fra Angelico, a Dominican monk who painted gorgeous religious icons during the 15th century. It’s only ... Continue Reading »

Ninfa Gardens - 40 Miles from Rome

Philippa Burne

Written by Philippa Burne, UK, February 2012

Please don’t stop reading because you are not a garden-person. I myself am no garden fanatic; I can appreciate a beautiful garden, a majestic piece of design, a skilled pair of secateurs, but I have ... Continue Reading »

The Aventine Keyhole's View of Rome

Philippa Burne

Written by Philippa Burne, UK, September 2011

When in Rome, do as the Romans. And since the Aventine Keyhole is where the locals bring their friends to marvel over the splendor of Rome, you should not miss out. It’s just a little bit off the ... Continue Reading »

The Bargello Gallery

Philippa Burne

Written by Philippa Burne, UK, January 2012

Everyone who comes to Florence has their head turned by the magnificent David of Michelangelo but David is not the only tall handsome warrior in town. The Bargello Gallery has wonderful sculptures ... Continue Reading »

The Capuchin Crypt

Philippa Burne

Written by Philippa Burne, UK, January 2012

Some people find it macabre and some find it a celebration of life on earth. The Capuchin order of Franciscan monks (whose crypt it is) consider it a homage and reminder of the swift passage of life ... Continue Reading »

The Magnificent Villa Reale

Philippa Burne

Written by Philippa Burne, UK, January 2012

The Count Ortessi built it, Napoleon’s sister desired it so much that he gave it to her after he invaded Tuscany , and, rumors flew that newlywed royals William and Kate were going to stay there ... Continue Reading »

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