Don’t sit. Don’t eat. Don’t swim. And for goodness sake, don’t stand still.
Source: All the things tourists are not allowed to do in Venice
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Restoration Complete For The Magnificent Etruscan ‘Tomb of the Shields’; Dattatreya Mandal; Realm Of History
The 2,400-year old magnificent murals of the Etruscan ‘Tomb of the Shields’ have once again ‘reclaimed’ their innate luster and vivacity.
Source: Restoration Complete For The Magnificent Etruscan ‘Tomb of the Shields’
15 Stunning National Parks In Italy To Visit; Lloyd; Hand Luggage Only
Italy is one of those countries that you can never really say you’ve finished seeing. After all, It’s so diverse! From the different foodie delights (I’m naming you, gelato), beautiful cities like Rome, to the ever…
How to plan a Christmas pilgrimage to Rome; Vittoria Traverso; Aleteia
It’s fall again. Days are getting shorter, leaves are falling and many of us are starting to plan out Christmas trips before things get too expensive. For those of you interested in a Christmas…
Europe’s Lesser-Visited UNESCO Sites Are Easier Than Ever to Explore; Sarah Buder; Afar
A new online platform spotlights UNESCO World Heritage sites across Europe where you’ll encounter fascinating histories—and fewer crowds.
Dolomites in Italy – A Mountain Paradise; Scott Kendall; Europe Up Close
The Dolomites in Italy: a County’s Mountain Paradise The Dolomites are an extremely scenic mountain range in northeastern Italy. They extend from the River Adige in the west to the Piave Valley to the eastern Part of the Southern Limestone Alps. The Dolomites are nearly equally shared between the provinces of Trentino, Belluno, and South Tyrol. This sparsely populated area draws millions to its beauty for hiking, skiing, mountain climbing, zip lining, rafting, and the incredible mix of Italian, German, Austrian, and other ethnic cultures.
Forget Rome and Milan – here’s an authentic, affordable Italian city break; Louise Kelly; Independent
Visitors to Italy often overlook the city of Naples, preferring well-trodden tourist hotspots such as Rome and Milan.
Source: Forget Rome and Milan – here’s an authentic, affordable Italian city break
The Extraordinary Part of Tuscany You Really Need To See; Catherine Sabino; Forbes
Even in a region renowned for its beauty, Tuscany’s Val d’Orcia stands out with extraordinary landscapes, famous wines and lodging that runs from luxe and sophisticated to charming country inns.
Source: The Extraordinary Part of Tuscany You Really Need To See
Road to Naples – via a palace and a winery!; Cathy Bianchini; Travel Blog
Sadly today we had to bid farewell to the Amalfi Coast! We had to check out and leave by 8:30 this morning (that was rude!) and drive along the Amalfi…
