Before we get to our list of best hotels in Fiumicino airport or hotels near the airport in Rome, let’s take a closer look at the city itself. There are three main reasons why people from all around the globe flock to Rome, the capital of Italy. And bear with us because we’re trying to…
Fashion and shopping are probably the first things that come to mind when thinking of Milan. And you’re right! Glamor boutiques and fashion weekends have made the capital city of Lombardy famous throughout the world. But with a history that stretches back to 222BC, the city also hosts tons of historic architecture. All side by…
Most people know Florence because of Michelangelo’s famous Statue of David. However, the Tuscan capital had more, much more! Wherever you look, this city is simply stunning. Art and sculpture are everywhere, some even call it an outdoor museum. There’s also the Florence Food market, one of the places in Italy to find the best…
Naples is a bustling city with a bounty of attractions that are spread far and wide. With its rich history that goes all the way back to the Bronze Age, Italy’s third-largest city is a place of interesting tales. Just like its attractions, hotels in Naples, Italy are also spread out. While many of the…
Enchanting Florence, a.k.a. Firenze straddling the Arno River is rightfully called the cradle of the renaissance. Gourmet Tuscan cuisine aside, the city is a real feast for the eyes. Whether it’s iconic medieval architecture or world-class art, the city’s charm is enduring. Moreover, it has its own share of famous design-oriented gays, helmed by hometown…
If we were granted the ability to split ourselves to be in several places at once, we would take it to make the most of our visit to Rome. There are just so many places to visit and so much experience to unfold! It houses some of the world’s best-preserved historical sites such as the…
Capri is one of the most beautiful places in Italy with its fantastic locales and beautiful homes. This idyllic island which is only six kilometers long and two kilometers wide is a vacationer’s paradise. It’s also a famous escape for celebrities and well-heeled families. Hotels in Capri, Italy are in plenty with lavish five-stars and…
Vacationing in a laid-back seaside town is as good as it gets in Polignano a Mare. Perched on a high limestone cliff above the Adriatic’s aquamarine waters, this gem on the Valle d’Itria coast lives up to its name. The town is famous for its beaches and ice cream, and staying in one of the…
Located in northern Italy, Turin is the capital of Piedmont. They’re well known for their rich architectural and culinary heritage. Dozens of baroque buildings or old-style cafes will be easily found on every corner of the boulevard. The cradle of Italian liberty also has several grand squares, such as Piazza Castello and Piazza San Carlo.…
One of the most visited pilgrimage sites in Umbria, Italy is the medieval town of Assisi, renowned as the birthplace of Saint Francis, who founded the Franciscan order. Assisi dates back to the 7th century as an early Umbrian settlement which was conquered by the Romans four centuries later. Traces of its Roman past are…
Most people travel to Italy to marvel at the historic sites of Rome or to soak in the beauty of Florence and Venice, or marvel at the fashion in Milan, but not many actually go off the tourist track to explore Italy’s hidden gems; its beautiful villages. Nestled between majestic mountains, perched on the edge…
Italy’s leading port is a land of contradictions; its past grandeur sometimes shadowed by its dark side. Once a city of great wealth, the decayed glory of Genoa’s past is sometimes quite astonishing. Grand palaces are tucked away inside small and sometimes scruffy alleyways, surprising the unsuspecting visitor with their grandeur. Genoa was an autonomous…
The ancient city of Modena on the south side of the Po Valley in northern Italy is a ‘foodie haven.’ The birthplace of balsamic vinegar and the creative force behind the giant tortellini, the backstreets of the city have little known restaurants which serve up gastronomic delights. Modena is also home to the ‘best restaurant in…
Catania is the second-largest city of Sicily which is located on the east coast of the Italian southern island. This beautiful place is most popular among all the tourists as it happens to be a perfect place for a holiday. From its enthralling scenic views to an amazing culture and historical background, Catania surely catches…
Located in northwest Italy, Turin is the only state in Italy that has a direct connection with true royalty. The first King of Italy, Vittorio Emanuele II of the Savoy dynasty was born here. Today the city is an important cultural and business center. However, when it comes to tourism, Turin is probably one of…
Capri, a beautiful island located in the Tyrrhenian Sea, on the south of Naples has continued to attract people from all works of life to catch a glimpse of its alluring natural endowments, upscale hotels, beautiful landscape, and great shopping. For years, it has been a source of inspiration to notable artists showcasing its designer…
Palermo is the capital of the Italian autonomous region of Sicily and one of the most important cities in the Mediterranean. It is a vibrant, modern city with its very distinct, almost tangible atmosphere. Its large harbor and international airport makes it a popular tourist destination. Though Palermo was severely damaged in World War II,…
Verona, located almost halfway between Venice and Milan in Northern Italy, is a picturesque city filled with Roman ruins, Renaissance palaces and medieval buildings. Many of which belong to the UNESCO World Heritage and reflect the turbulent history of the city. Verona is known as the city of Romeo and Juliet and for its Roman Arena but there are…
Naples, Italy’s 3rd largest city after Rome and Milan, has a history that stretches back to the Bronze Age, making it one of the oldest continuously inhabited places on earth. Waves of invaders once ruled this city and it still bears witness to Greek, Roman, and Spanish influence in its historical city center, one of…
Built on three hills and surrounded by well-preserved walls, Siena is one of the most ancient cities of Italy and one of the few intact Gothic cities in Europe. The Piazza del Campo at the heart of the city along with the Siena Cathedral and its beautiful black and white Italian Romanesque façade are just two…