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3 Popular day trips from MILAN
Milan, located in northern Italy, offers a great starting point for exploring some of the country’s picturesque cities and attractions. Here are some 3 popular day trips from Milan: 1. Venice: 🚅 Means of transportation: High-speed train⌚ Travel time: About 2 hours 30 minutes to 3 hours by High-speed train📍 Highlights: Discover the enchanting canals, visit St. Mark’s Square and Basilica, take a Gondola ride, spend the day wandering through the narrow streets and explore the colourful streets of Burano and Murano. Venice is one of those magical cities worth visiting atleast twice in a lifetime, once alone and second time with your lover 😊. 2. Florence: Florence is a…
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Alberobello
Did you know you can SLEEP in one of these unique houses? READ: 9 Best Things To Do in Alberobello Watch my Youtube Channel for videos around Italy.
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“Pitigliano: Exploring Tuscany’s Charming ‘Little Jerusalem'”
Pitigliano is a small charming, picturesque town located in the southern part of Tuscany, Italy. Known as the “Little Jerusalem” due to its historical Jewish community, Pitigliano is perched on a volcanic tuff cliff and is surrounded by breathtaking countryside views. The town has a rich history that dates back to the Etruscan era, and its unique architecture reflects influences from different periods. Narrow, winding streets lead to charming alleys and hidden corners, creating a sense of enchantment and exploration for visitors. One of the town’s most striking features is its medieval old town, which is characterized by ancient stone buildings and towers. The Orsini Fortress, built in the 14th…
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Tips on how to AVOID CROWDS in Rome
Rome is a popular tourist destination and can get quite crowded during peak season. However, there are a few tips that can help you enjoy Rome without too many crowds: 1. Visit during the shoulder season: Rome tends to be less crowded during the winter months (excluding Christmas and New Year) and early spring. The summer months, especially June-August, are peak tourist seasons, try to avoid those if possible. 2. Visit popular attractions VERY early in the morning or late in the evening: Many tourists tend to visit popular sites like the Colosseum, Vatican City, and the Trevi Fountain during the middle of the day. 3. Explore hidden gems and…
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Venice Italy
Have you ever dreamed of traveling to an off-the-beaten-path destination that offers a unique culture, grandeur, and beauty? Look no further than “The Floating City” of Venice Italy. The birthplace of Carnevale, the majestic St. Mark’s Square, and the meandering canals, Venice is a destination that must be experienced to be believed. Now let’s explore the city in this video and uncover what makes it so special. A visit to Venice is truly like no other. With its unique culture, grand architectural wonders, beautiful waterways, delicious cuisine, and world-renowned Carnevale celebration, there is something to be discovered in Venice around every turn. Visit Venice today and make memories to last…
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Paestum, Italy: Ancient Greek Temples
While many travel all the way to Greece to see the awesome Greek ruins, well, just south of the Amalfi Coast stands a dramatic reminder of the rich history of this part of Italy. Where is Paestum? Nestled along the Campania Coast among the Italian farmlands with the famous Buffalo who give the creamy delightful mozzarella di Buffalo that gracefully crowns the best pizzas on the planet, I kid you not, you’ll find an ancient archaeological treasure containing the best preserved Greek ruins in the world laid out exactly as it was over 500 years Before Christ! What to see at Paestum… Walking through this ancient city we find the…
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Narnia is a Real Place: The Italian City of Narni
If you’re thinking the name Narni reminds you of something, well, you’re right. Narnia is a real place, the setting of the Chronicles of Narnia is a real Italian city in Umbria with a story to tell. Narni is a tiny hamlet, tucked away in a lush, almost wild, landscape in the Umbria region of Italy. It was built on a rocky spur overlooking the Nera Gorge. The town’s medieval heritage is entirely intact. You can wander through the charming squares and narrow streets and climb the stone steps. Today, we travel to the Italian City of Narni which inspired the writer, C.S. Lewis, in writing the “Chronicles of Narnia.”
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RASIGLIA: THE LITTLE VENICE OF UMBRIA
TUCKED AWAY among the green hills of Umbria, Rasiglia commonly called the little “Venice of Umbria”, is a medieval village dating back to the 13th century. Let’s take a tour of the beautiful town of RASIGLIA, THE LITTLE VENICE OF UMBRIA. From its charming medieval center to its beautiful lakes and forests, Rasiglia is a place full of history and beauty. I’ll take a tour of the town, eat some delicious local food, and enjoy some peaceful days in the picturesque town. If you’re looking for a relaxing weekend getaway, then Rasiglia is the perfect place for you! While the centuries-old stone homes and buildings appear as though they’re frozen…
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ALBEROBELLO
If you’re traveling to Italy and want to experience a unique town, be sure to check out Alberobello! Alberobello is a small town and comune of the Metropolitan City of Bari, Puglia, southern Italy. It has 10,735 inhabitants and is famous for its unique trullo buildings. The Trulli of Alberobello have been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1996. This town is known for its handmade shoes, cheese and wine, and it’s a great place to spend a day or two. If you’re ever in Italy, be sure to stop by Alberobello, and even more exciting, try sleeping in one of the Trullo – it’s well worth the…
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Sagra della Castagna di Manziana [Chestnut Festival of Manziana]
After two years of hiatus (thanks Covid🙄), the long-awaited Chestnut Festival returns to Manziana. The Sagra della Castagna di Manziana [Chestnut Festival of Manziana], is among the Italian festivals, and we have a lot of them here in Italy! It’s a two-day celebration, dedicated to the autumn fruit and more. The event takes place in the centre of the town and was born from the collaboration of traders, associations and over 200 volunteers from Manziana who, year after year, give their contribution to the realization of the festival. The event aims to help revive the economy of the town in the province of Rome, involves children, and gives space to…
