There are plenty of beautiful towns and cities to visit in Italy, but nowhere else feels quite like Matera. Matera is a city of caves. Imagine wandering through a maze of honey colored stone streets where homes, churches, and restaurants have been carved directly into the rock. Even in this modern world, the historic Sassi…
Italian summers are hard to beat. Over the years we’ve explored some of Italy’s most iconic destinations, including the Amalfi Coast and Cinque Terre, but Puglia completely surprised us. Its popularity has been rising in recent years, and after spending a week road tripping through the region, I understand exactly why. This Puglia itinerary is…
Tuscany is the kind of place that feels like a dream. Rolling hills bathed in golden light, charming medieval towns, and some of the best food and wine in the world. It’s one of those regions I keep finding myself drawn back to, and after two visits already, I can say with certainty there will…
Located in the heart of Tuscany, Siena is one of Italy’s most captivating medieval cities—where winding alleys, red brick buildings, and breathtaking piazzas transport you straight into a Renaissance painting. Known for its Gothic architecture, rich history, and the famous Palio horse race, Siena offers the perfect mix of culture, charm, and Italian elegance. We…
Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance, is one of Italy’s most captivating destinations. With its world-renowned art, stunning architecture, and rich history, this city promises an unforgettable experience. It also holds a special place in my heart—Florence was the very first European city I set foot in, and its charm has stayed with me ever…
In this detailed Cinque Terre guide, I’ll share everything you need to know about visiting Cinque Terre, including things to do, where to stay, and a mini guide on each of the 5 towns. You’ll find recommendations for top dining spots, activities, accommodation locations, photo-worthy locations, and insider tips to ensure your visit to this…
Venice might just be the most unique city I’ve ever visited, and that’s no exaggeration. Built entirely on water and connected by an intricate network of canals and bridges, Venice is unlike anywhere else in the world. Despite hours of research and countless photos I’d seen before arriving, experiencing the city in person left me…