The best of Italy across captivating museums, centuries of ancient history, diverse architecture, vibrant cities, and a culinary landscape with countless regional variations. All recounted directly from my firsthand life experience in Italy.
In Naples, at the Basilica of Santissima Annunziata Maggiore, you will find Italy’s oldest and most famous Ruota degli Esposti, a baby hatch designed around 1300 for mothers to anonymously …
During your trip to Rome, you must visit the Colosseum. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest surviving monument of Ancient Rome, attracting millions of visitors every year. …
Located in Rome, the Pantheon, now a Catholic church, is an architectural masterpiece that has stood the test of time. Its dome is the largest, unreinforced concrete dome in the …
Rome is a city that is both chaotic and vibrant, with a fascinating mix of streets, squares, rooftops, and picturesque views. To truly appreciate Rome’s grandeur, you must see it …
The Vittoriano, also known as Victor Emmanuel II Monument or the Altare della Patria, is one of Rome’s most imposing monuments, symbolising Italian history and identity. Located between Piazza Venezia …
Located in a thermal power plant from 1912, the Centrale Montemartini is an extraordinary example of converting an industrial archaeology building into an ancient art museum. Since 1997, the Centrale …
The Sansevero Chapel, located in the historic centre of Naples, is a must-see attraction. Inside, visitors can admire the Veiled Christ statue, considered a masterpiece of sculpture. However, the chapel is also …
The Galleria Umberto I in Naples is an elegant public space that stands out amidst the city’s confusion. Sheltered by a luminous glass and steel ceiling, it was Neapolitans’ meeting …
The Egyptian Museum in Turin is the oldest museum dedicated to the culture of Ancient Egypt. It is the second largest museum in the world, with a collection that is …