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 garden of Villa Invernizzi has rightfully become one of the most curious places in Milan. It is home to a colony of pink flamingos brought here by an Italian …
At the Museum of Human Anatomy, Museo di Anatomia Umana in Italian, time stands still. Visiting it reveals the 19th-century scientists’ obsession with cataloguing every human aspect. Here, you’ll discover …
House 770 in Milan, located in the heart of the Art Nouveau style of Porta Venezia, is known among the Milanese as the ‘Dutch house’ because it resembles typical Dutch …
The Museo Pietro Micca e dell’Assedio di Torino del 1706, in English Pietro Micca and the Siege of Turin Museum of 1706, is a popular attraction for tourists and Turin …
Milan offers so much to tourists, but it is also a costly city, so I will tell you about some exciting places to see for free in this article. If …
The National Archaeological Museum in Naples, Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli in Italian, often abbreviated to MANN, is one of the most important museums in Naples, if not the world, …
If you’re planning a trip to Rome, but have already spent a lot of money on Vatican Museum tickets, you might want to know about the 10 free attractions and …
The Museum of Criminal Anthropology in Turin showcases the work of Cesare Lombroso, a 19th-century scientist famous for his research on physiognomy. While we agree that his theories linking physical …
Ostia Antica is an archaeological area located a few kilometres from Rome, part of the Archaeological Park of Ostia Antica. Walking through the ruins of Ostia Antica, you can envision …