Traveling In Italy

Ciao! I’m Marica, a native of Le Marche, Italy.  My region is one of incredible beauty, tranquility, delicious food, and outdoor activities. When considering a holiday in Italy, many people – Italians included – don’t even consider coming to Le Marche. Travelers looking for a beach vacation choose Puglia, those interested in visiting small towns

Lucca is famous for its wide walls, topped with greenery, and a cycling and hiking path that’s visited by locals daily.   Good To Know: Lucca was named a UNESCO World Heritage site for its well-preserved walls. It’s also the birthplace of the famous opera composer Giacomo Puccini and you’ll see references to him throughout

Buongiorno – it’s Clair! Venice is my favorite city in Italy. I’ve been traveling to Venice for years, both on my own and accompanying visitors from other countries. It always amazes me that there’s something new to see and some new corner to discover each time I visit. Venice is a wonder, conjured from an

Venice can be crowded.  And hot.  Packed streets, busy vaporetti (water buses), and long lines.  But you don’t have to see Venice that way.  Come to Venice at night! Venice at night is peaceful and dramatic.  It’s quiet, the day-trippers are gone, and Venetians have taken back their city. It’s an enchanting time to see

Italy has the highest number of UNESCO Heritage Sites in the world. Everywhere we look, we are surrounded by art, history, and beauty, so it’s no wonder that famous museums in Italy hold some of the world’s greatest treasures. Let’s take a look at Italy’s most famous museums – andiamo! You may also want to