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.
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 …
The Green Lake (Lago Verde in Italian, Lac Vert in French) is a spectacular alpine lake. The colour of the water in summer is an emerald green so intense that …