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By Adam Jones | 17/02/2020

While not a large country, Italy offers everything from snowy mountain peaks to sandy beaches.

By Adam Jones | 17/02/2020

One of the first things you may notice on your visit to the Amalfi Coast is the scent of lemons in the air.

By Debra Thimmesch | 17/02/2020

After a long train ride, say from Rome to Genoa, you might want to jump in the shower to freshen up. But private showers weren't the norm in ancient Rome.

By Debra Thimmesch | 17/02/2020

Hop on the train and head towards Florence to learn some of Italy's most interesting history.

By Adam Jones | 17/02/2020

With so many excellent places to visit, a quick glance at some of the best cities to visit in Italy can make your trip planning that much smoother. 

Let’s take a look at some of the best urban Italy destinations to explore during your vacation in Italy.

By Debra Thimmesch | 11/02/2020

Shakespeare famously wrote in Hamlet about the spirits of the dead that inhabit Rome: “The graves stood tenantless, and the sheeted dead did squeak and gibber in the Roman streets.” 

By Lina Branter | 11/02/2020

Rome was originally built on the foundations of seven independent settlements on seven hills. Over time, the swampy valleys between them were drained and replaced with public spaces. Only then did Rome as we know it begins to emerge.

By Lina Branter | 10/02/2020

Whether you're heading to Florence from Rome or making a quick stop before you take the train to Naples, chances are you’ve already p…

By Adam Jones | 10/02/2020

After spending time in Rome, you may be interested in taking a train to the beach. Italy has some spectacular seaside holiday destinations.

By Lina Branter | 07/02/2020

With Rome’s history spanning at least 28 centuries, you can bet your travel booties that it’ll take longer than a couple of days to fully experience its majesty.