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.
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 …
The Vatican Museums in Rome are a must-visit for art and culture enthusiasts. The collection is vast and beautiful, offering a complete journey through history. However, before buying tickets, you …
Jewish-Roman cuisine, typical of the Ghetto of Rome, is the result of the blending of flavours and traditions of the Jewish and Roman cultures that have coexisted for centuries in …
The Ghetto of Rome is a historic district in the centre of Rome, rich in history and tradition, home to the Jewish community for centuries. In this itinerary, you can …
Naples is a city that has two distinct levels. On the surface, you can see magnificent buildings and palaces close to each other. However, underground, there are numerous tunnels carved …
In Rome, you can embark on a fascinating journey into the Jewish heritage, visiting the Jewish Museum and the Great Synagogue to gain insight into this unique and long-standing culture. …
Tourists highly appreciate Roman cuisine, thanks to the variety of delicious dishes based on simple and genuine ingredients. First courses, such as carbonara, amatriciana or cacio e pepe, are known …