It’s no surprise that Italy is among the top five most visited countries in Europe. Art-filled cities, spectacular alpine landscapes, food festivals, and universally acclaimed gastronomy attract holidaymakers from all around the globe. However, when there’s so much to choose from, how do you filter the vast array of attractions to make sure you get the best experience?
After living and working in Italy for around 15 years, my list of “must-sees” is a somewhat moveable feast and is certainly ever-expanding. Yet there are some places and certain experiences that I continue to recommend without fail to friends and family.
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