Italy (with San Marino/Vatican City)

Madonn', so much of the bel paese is a mindblowing museum, foodie paradise, and more. Rome, Venice, Florence, Sicily, Naples, Milan - so many of the most iconic destinations in travel - along with thousands of lovely and fascinating back roads. If you haven't been here, you must remedy that immediately.

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9 musts in Florence for first-timers

If you're visiting Tuscany´s capital (pop. 715,000) for the first time, prepare to step into a place where art, history, and charm blend into a truly unforgettable experience. Known as the Cradle of the Renaissance, the UNESCO World Heritage old core of Firenze dazzles visitors with stunning architecture, world-famous artworks, and romantic streets at every turn. Whether you’re here for a few days or planning a longer Italian escape, here are the top things to do in to make the most of your…

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Beautiful Bari!

alxpin Italy is famously packed with glorious cities to explore, which means a magical spot like Bari – which would be a headliner in many other countries – here tends to be overshadowed by the likes of Rome, Florence, Venice, its fellow southern-Italian destination Naples, and even neighbouring Apulia (Puglia) region gem Lecce. But to miss out on Apulia’s capital – astride the Adriatic Sea right on the heel of Italy’s famous boot shape – would be a shame for reasons I’m about to go into. And…

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Lake Garda´s Lefay Resort & Spa is cited among "9 of Europe´s Best Luxury Resorts"

Lefay Resort & SPA Lago di Garda Set on the shores of Italy’s largest lake, Lefay offers a peaceful retreat with panoramic lake views, a wellness-focused atmosphere, and access to nature-filled experiences. It’s perfect for hiking, biking, and indulging in spa treatments. Top Features: Wellness programs focusing on fitness and relaxation Infinity pools with lake views Sustainable design and organic cuisine Scenic hiking and cycling trails nearby read post

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8 interesting off-the-beaten path corners of Rome

Erik TörnerMy country´s capital famously boasts some of the world´s most legendary and inspiring tourist attractions, such as the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, the Spanish Steps, and Vatican City. But Rome is also overflowing with millennia worth of riches that get less attention from visitors intent on their “bucket lists”, and exploring these places off the usual tourist track can give you a deeper, more authentic, and more serene experience of the Eternal City – and by the way, avoid the…

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Jools Stone August 10, 2010 at 9:36pm

How about Barga in Tuscany? Lovely mountain village deep in the green hills near Lucca. Not sure where you are based, but from the Uk you can a cheap flight with ryanair to Pisa, then it's an hour or two by train I think.
David Paul Appell August 10, 2010 at 9:32pm

Ciao, belli! A Tripatina could use a few tips on a romantic, budget trip to Italy... any volunteers?
Tripatini August 9, 2010 at 4:04pm

The tunnels beneath the Colosseum, where man and beast alike awaited their (usually) final appearance before the Roman public, will be opened to the public for the first time in decades this month.
Doreen Pendgracs August 4, 2010 at 1:34am

Hi everyone: I am new to this group.

Have never been to Italy, but am going to Tuscany, Umbria and Rome late next month to research my chocolate book. Will be looking for assistance in making arrangements. I hope to learn from you all.
Tony Tien Huynh July 5, 2010 at 7:07am

Hi.
Tripatini June 28, 2010 at 10:37pm

Ciao, everyone! A fellow member is looking for information on Rimini. If anyone would like to help her, please respond NOT on this comment wall but rather at the following link.

http://www.tripatini.com/forum/topics/what-must-i-do-when-im-in

Grazie!
Linda Dini Jenkins June 4, 2010 at 7:28pm

David: I went to see Letters to Juliet just because of Verona, which I love! See how it inspired me here: www.travelthewriteway.com. Ciao!
David Paul Appell June 4, 2010 at 7:24pm

Check out a classic Italian recipe from Rome's reknowned Hotel Hassler, eggplant parmigiana, now on the Tripatini blog.

blog.TRIPATINI.COM
Cessy Meacham May 23, 2010 at 1:16am

Grazie, You are right is not ready yet on netflix, but I placed it on queue :)
and download more movies on my fab Roku box.
Lana Bortolot May 22, 2010 at 11:51pm

Mi piace Verona ... a lovely and understated city. Can't wait to check this out. thanks for the recommendation.