No trip to Milan would be complete without paying a visit to the Duomo! The iconic Gothic cathedral is the city’s symbol, and usually the first landmark in Milan on any tourist’s itinerary. What you may not know is that there’s way more to see than just the cathedral! In fact, the Historical Complex of…
If you visit Milan, one of the top attractions after the Duomo and the Sforzesco Castle is Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece, The Last Supper. While the mural is famous enough to attract countless visitors yearly, actually getting in to admire the masterpiece is no walk in the park. As you might expect for a mural…
As Northern Italy’s largest and most important city, the lively metropolis Milan is a fantastic place to spend a weekend (or more!). However, there may be some valid reasons you only have a day in Milan. If your Italian itinerary is already looking a bit full, and you’re going to be busy visiting classic destinations…
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If you’re planning to spend a day, weekend, or more in Milan, one of the first things you’ll need to know is the best place to stay in Milan, close to the main landmarks of the city. Luckily, nowhere is too far out of reach; the city has a modern tram and metro system, which…
Imagine driving through the medieval hilltop town and vineyard-studded foothills of Tuscany or along the winging coastal path of the Amalfi Coast, seeing pastel-colored houses punctuating the drive between patches of blue Tyrrhenian Sea. Renting a car in Italy can be an unforgettable experience and highlight of your Italian vacation (how else will you experience…
Are you planning to visit Milan for 2 days, maybe a weekend, and want to make the most of it? Then this is the guide that you need! Unlike other Italian cities that pack so many things to do that it feels like you need a whole month to see them, Milan is quite easy…
The heel of Italy’s boot, the region of Puglia is far less crowded than other parts of Italy, yet it has a lot to offer. While not completely undiscovered by tourism, and indeed rather popular in the summer, Puglia is still a bit of a hidden gem in terms of Italian tourism. You won’t find…
One of the most magical destinations in Italy, Venice is a unique city surrounded by turquoise canals leading out to the Adriatic Sea, located in the northwestern area of the country. The city, romantic and full of history, offers incredible things to do either for a short stay or a multi-day holiday! If you’re visiting…
If you are visiting Rome and you want to escape the huge crowds of most tourist spots, there are several day trips from Rome you can take not far from the capital city. While there is so much to see and do in Rome that you’ll never see the end of all Rome’s main attractions…
