Our favorite 50+ ideas for your ever-growing Italy bucket list — things to do and places you have to see before you kick it! From the foods to eat in Italy, famous landmarks, must-do road trips, and hidden gems along the way, this BIG bucket list is proof that the more you explore, the more there is to see!
Read MoreIf you’re a foodie, no doubt you’ve wondered about the food in Bologna. Like the iconic luxury cars that also hail from this region, Bologna and Emilia Romagna are the Ferraris and Lamborghinis of Italian food. With a food scene this epic, knowing what to eat in Bologna is key. Don’t miss these 10 must-eat foods in the culinary capital of Italy!
Read MoreLooking for an immersive tour of Naples, Sorrento, and the Amalfi Coast but don’t want to plan it on your own? We had a great experience with Valise Travel Concierge, who offer Amalfi Coast tours and concierge travel planning for slow, local tours designed for exactly what interests you. Their 7 day Amalfi Coast itinerary was perfect for first timers, solo females, and slow travelers.
Read MoreDon Alfonso 1890 is the kind of rare restaurant that stands the test of time, tradition, and food fashions of the day. Tucked away in the hills of Massa Lubrense in the town of Sant’Agata, its reputation as one of the best restaurants in Sorrento and Italy’s Amalfi Coast is well deserved. Treat yourself to this one-of-a-kind experience!
Read MoreAs one of Italy’s top destinations, there are so many unique things to do in Capri, Italy, though many visitors make just a day trip to Capri. Without a doubt it deserves more. This Capri travel guide has everything you need for what to see and do, and where to stay, eat, and play.
Read MoreHeading to southern Italy and looking for where to eat in Sorrento, Naples, Capri, and the Amalfi Coast? These are some of the best restaurants we’ve found in Sorrento, Naples, Capri, and Positano — from Michelin star restaurants to the best pizza joints — all worth a food spot on your Amalfi Coast itinerary!
Read MoreItaly’s Amalfi Coast is a dream destination, and Positano is undoubtedly the crowning jewel of the Coast. With its stunning seaside location, fashionable people, amazing food and wine, and great hiking, you’ll never run out of things to do in Positano for every kind of holiday. Check out this complete guide on what to see and do, beaches in Positano, shopping, restaurants, day trips, and where to stay.
Read MoreItaly’s culinary capital of Bologna will capture your heart but the surrounding hilltop towns, cities, thermal hot springs, and seaside towns are worth a visit too. So if you want to add in some easy day trips from Bologna to Emilia Romagna, northern Tuscany, Lombardy and the Veneto — all within an hour or two by car or train — here are 19 unique ones from which to choose.
Read MorePlanning for Italy and wondering how many days in Florence? Whether you’re a day tripper or a slow traveler, these Florence itineraries for one, 2, 3, 4, or 5 days will help you plan things to do and where to stay to make the most of your trip to Italy’s Renaissance city.
Read MoreIf your travel plans include a trip to southern Italy, by all means don't skip the largest port city in the country. Whether you have 3 days in Naples or just one, it’s one of the most authentic cities in Italy and deserves as much time as you can spend. Here’s what to do in a short amount of time in Napoli.
Read MoreDiscover the hidden gems and insta-worthy photo spots along these three dreamy Tuscany road trips, complete with driving directions and Google maps to help you navigate the UNESCO Tuscany Val d’Orcia on your own.
Read MoreEvery visitor to Italy wants to see the famous ruins and UNESCO site, and touring Pompeii can be stressful indeed. Here are tips on getting from Sorrento to Pompeii and how to best plan your trip!
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