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Picture this: a stretch of coastline where the blue shades of the sea blend with the sky, and as you wander along the shore, the salty breeze mingles with the aroma of freshly cooked seafood from the kitchens of seaside restaurants. And there, right before your eyes, the trabocchi come into view – ancient fishing machines standing proudly along the...

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You can never go wrong with a trip to Italy. With rich culture and history dating back centuries—millennia, even—the country is rife with so much to see, do and of course, eat. Trust me on this; I spent a week and a half in Rome with my family and we barely covered any ground. Same when I was in Milan. While a sun-drenched summer getaway to the boo...

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The skyline of Florence is undoubtedly characterized by the majestic Dome of the Cathedral, the work of Brunelleschi, and the elegant, superb Bell Tower designed by Giotto. The latter was not only an architect but one of the most innovative artists of his time because he revolutionized painting in the 1300s by introducing naturalness in the gesture...

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One of the most iconic churches on the planet, St. Mark’s Basilica—or as it’s known in the local parlance, Basilica Cattedrale Patriarcale di San Marco—is not your typical looking Catholic church. The domes of the structure, for example, give it a more “exotic” and exquisite look. It’s not surprising that the current form of the church, begun in th...

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While crowds head to the Amalfi Coast and Ibiza, a quieter kind of luxury is drawing summer travelers north to Lake Como' a place where elegance comes with a deep breath, a boat ride, and a view of the Alps. This summer, the region is seeing a rise in high-end travelers booking private villas for longer, slower stays, reflecting a wider shift in wh...

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When you think of the sea in Italy, the Amalfi Coast, Sardinia, or the Cinque Terre probably come to mind. But there’s a hidden Italy, far from the spotlight, where the sea is still wild, quiet, and authentic. That’s exactly where we want to take you. In this article, I’ll reveal two hidden beach destinations in Italy that few tourists know about: ...

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Italy’s coastal regions are gearing up for a busy summer in 2025 as tourism continues to grow. With international visitors making up a significant portion of the increase, Italian coastal towns are seeing both positive economic impacts and challenges that come with handling a large influx of travelers. Official data from the Italian National Instit...

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Perched high above the sparkling Ionian Sea, Taormina is one of Sicily’s most captivating towns. With its breathtaking views of Mount Etna, ancient Greek amphitheater, elegant boutiques, and cliffside beaches, Taormina blends natural beauty with rich history and refined charm. Whether you’re planning a romantic escape, a family getaway, or a cultur...

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When you start dreaming about moving to Italy, it’s easy to imagine sun-drenched piazzas, fragrant morning coffee, and those long, chatty dinners that stretch late into the night. But once the fantasy starts meeting reality, the choice between northern and southern Italy can feel surprisingly tough.  There’s no one-size-fits-all when deciding where...

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Just a few hundred meters off the Calabrian coast, opposite the town of Praia a Mare, lies the Isola di Dino, a small island that many Italians have heard of, but few have actually visited. With its sheer limestone cliffs, ancient sea caves, and lush Mediterranean scrub, it is the kind of place that appears unexpectedly along the horizon, quiet and...

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