Italy
Travel Guides to Italy
- Top Things to See and Do in Italy
- For First-Timers
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Best Towns to Stay in Emilia-Romagna: Italy’s Culinary Heartland
Best Towns to Stay on the Amalfi Coast: Italy’s luxury coast
Best Towns to Stay in Sicily: Italy’s Paradise Island
Best Towns to Stay in Lazio, Umbria and Campania
Best Towns to Stay in Marche and Abruzzo: the Italian Adriatic coast
Best Neighborhoods to Stay in Milan: The Fashion Capital
Best Neighborhoods to Stay in Naples: The Home of Pizza
From Chaos to Cannoli: What I Learned Planning a Group Trip to Italy
By Sarah Mitchell You know that moment when an idea seems absolutely brilliant until you actually start executing it? That was me, six months ago, suggesting a two-week trip to Italy with my college friends. “It’ll be just like our study abroad days!” I proclaimed enthusiastically in our group chat, completely forgetting that our study abroad days involved significantly fewer…
25 Magical Things to See and Do in Italy in Winter
Best Towns to Stay in Sardinia: Italy’s other Island Paradise
Best Neighborhoods to Stay in Venice: The Canal City
Best Towns to Stay in Valle D’Aosta: Italy’s alpine gem
Best Towns to Stay in Veneto: Italy’s Enchanting Northeast
Best Towns to Stay in Italy’s Riviera, Liguria and Cinque Terre
Best Neighborhoods to Stay in Rome: The Eternal City
Best Towns to Stay in Lake Como: a region of natural beauty
Best Towns to Stay in Piemonte: Italy’s Truffle and Wine Paradise
32 Unmissable Things to See and Do in Italy
Best Towns to Stay in Tuscany: Rolling hills and wine country
Best Neighborhoods to Stay in Florence: The Renaissance City
Best Towns to Stay in Puglia, Basilicata and Calabria
Our Guides to planning a trip
How to Plan a Group Trip: The Ultimate Guide and Checklist
Your Top 20 Questions About Organizing a Group Trip
5 Best Apps for Organizing Group Travel Itineraries
5 Best Apps for Budgeting and Expense Tracking for Group Travel
From Chaos to Cannoli: What I Learned Planning a Group Trip to Italy
By Sarah Mitchell You know that moment when an idea seems absolutely brilliant until you actually start executing it? That was me, six months ago, suggesting a two-week trip to Italy with my college friends. “It’ll be just like our study abroad days!” I proclaimed enthusiastically in our group chat, completely forgetting that our study abroad days involved significantly fewer…
Bridging Two Worlds: Our Family’s Journey Back to Sucre, Peru
A story of reconnection, culture, and family bonds across generations By Carmen Rodriguez-Mitchell The email from my cousin María sat unopened in my inbox for three days. Not because I wasn’t excited – quite the opposite. After twenty years of scattered WhatsApp messages and occasional Facebook comments, my Peruvian family was actually gathering in Sucre for Tío Roberto’s 80th birthday….