Rome’s Enchanting Orange Garden on Aventine Hill
Located in the heart of Rome, atop the Aventine Hill, Parco Savello is one of the most enchanting and beloved destinations for locals and tourists. This garden is more commonly known as the Orange Garden, as it’s surrounded by orange trees, which create an amazing atmosphere with their perfume. The
Exploring the vibrant colors of Burano: Venice’s most colorful Island
Located in the Northern Venetian Lagoon, near Torcello, the Island of Burano is an island filled with colors, considered to be one of the most colorful places in the whole world! It has only 4000 inhabitants but it’s one of the most visited islands, mainly because of its beautiful colors
Step into History: Guided Walking Tours of Via Appia Antica
Regina Viarum, more commonly known as Via Appia Antica, is one of the most popular ancient Roman streets. It was created in the 4th century and it quickly became a fundamental street for commercial routes. It is nowadays considered to be one of the best ways to explore parts of
Museo Galileo: a journey through the Scientific legacy of Galileo Galilei
The city of Florence is filled with infinite beauty and art around every corner. Amongst the majestic monuments, sculptures and buildings, you can find very interesting museums that will blow your mind. Museo Galileo is a great example of this! This museum is located in Piazza dei Giudici, near the
Beat the roman summer heat with Grattachecca: a refreshing delight you must try
The city of Rome is filled with many different interesting aspects; starting with the incredible buildings, monuments and art and continuing with the amazing traditional food, the Eternal City never fails to surprise you. When visiting Rome during the Summer, there’s nothing better than a Grattachecca, the typical Roman version
Museo della Musica: exploring Venice’s musical treasures in a Neoclassical Church
Located in the heart of Venice, right in a Church, the Music Museum is one of the most beautiful and unfortunately underrated museums in Venice. This museum doesn’t have an admission fee and it was built with the help of the conservatory Benedetto Marcello in Venice. It houses over 150
Discover the Splendor of Palazzo Colonna: A Must-Visit in Rome
Located in central Rome, more precisely near the church of Santi Apostoli at the Quirinal Hill, Palazzo Colonna is one of the most important buildings in Rome. It was the property and residence of the infamous Colonna Family for circa 20 generations and it was partially built with ruins of
Unveiling the beauty of Abbazia di San Miniato al Monte in Florence
Located near Piazzale Michelangelo, in one of the highest spots in the city of Florence, Abbazia di San Miniato al Monte is a Romanesque basilica. It was built at the beginning of 1015 on the same ground where Saint Minias, a Christian martyr, was buried. Because of its height, the
Mercato di Campo de’ Fiori: discover Rome’s oldest Market
Considered to be the oldest market in Rome, Mercato di Campo De’ Fiori colors the streets of Piazza Navona from Mondays to Saturdays from 7:00 AM to 02:00 PM since 1869, when it was first held. At first, Mercato di Campo de’ Fiori was only selling fruits and vegetables but,
Discover the Magic of Libreria Acqua Alta: Venice’s Hidden Gem
The city of Venice is filled with many hidden gems and beauties that are oftentimes hard to spot but incredibly satisfying to find. A place that we believe fits perfectly in this category is Libreria Acqua Alta. This magical place is a library that keeps all of its books in