Traveling In Italy

Cypress trees line a road going downhill in Southern Tuscany. You can see rolling green hills in the distance.

RENTING A CAR IN ITALY AS AN AMERICAN – Step-by-Step Guide from an American Living in Italy

Ciao! Are you trying to figure out if you should rent a car for your trip to Italy?  Are you nervous about the differences between driving in the US and driving in Italy? Maybe you’ve heard stories about renting a car in Italy and you’re not sure if you should just stick to the trains.

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Colorful buildings line a pedestrian street in Vipiteno, Dolomites, Italy. Bell tower at end of street. Sunny day with green hills in background.

COLORFUL HOUSES IN ITALY – Where to Find Italy’s ‘Rainbow’ Villages

If you’re on your way to Italy and are interested in seeing colorful places like La Boca in Buenos Aires, Guanajuato in Mexico, Bo Kaap in South Africa, or Copenhagen in Denmark – you’re in for a treat!  Here in Italy, we’ve got plenty of small villages and neighborhoods in cities that pop with color. 

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View of buildings in valley below. Mountains in distant background, along with forest and hills.

COLFOSCO (ITALY) – A Summer Guide to the Tiny Village in Alta Badia

Colfosco is a piccolo (small) village in the Dolomite mountains in northern Italy.  Colfosco may be tiny, but it packs a punch in the winter (skiing, anyone?) and the summer (gorgeous hikes and heart-racing bike rides).  Colfosco sits between the epic hairpin turns of Passo Gardena and the bustling ski/hike/bike town of Corvara in Badia. 

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