From Renaissance cities to empty beaches in one unhurried loop Tuscany works beautifully as a road trip. The distances stay short and the variety runs deep. You can stand under Michelangelo's …
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From Renaissance cities to empty beaches in one unhurried loop Tuscany works beautifully as a road trip. The distances stay short and the variety runs deep. You can stand under Michelangelo's …
The toe of Italy's boot hides beaches that rival Sardinia without the crowds Calabria sits at the very bottom of mainland Italy. Most tourists fly straight over it to reach Sicily …
Cobblestones, crowds, and the truth about strollers in the Eternal City Rome is glorious and exhausting in equal measure. With a baby or toddler, it becomes a different challenge entirely. The …
The hairpin turns that scare most drivers are only half the story Most people picture the Amalfi Coast as a postcard. They forget it sits on a cliff road barely wide …
The walled city is stunning, until 8,000 cruise passengers arrive at once Dubrovnik has a crowd problem, and pretending otherwise helps no one. On peak summer days, cruise ships disgorge thousands …
The Adriatic island that rewards people who skip the day tour Korčula gets compared to Dubrovnik and Hvar constantly, and that comparison sells it short. It has the walled old town, …
Two lakes, two moods, and one holiday you have to choose between People ask me which northern Italian lake they should pick, and they want a simple answer. There isn't one. …
The five villages change completely depending on what time your feet hit the ground Cinque Terre has a reputation problem. Between roughly 10am and 4pm, the five villages fill with day-trippers …
The heel of Italy that quietly outdoes the famous coasts Puglia does beaches differently from the rest of Italy. The region forms the heel of the boot, with two long coastlines. …
Why a rented car beats a coach full of strangers Sicily is too big and too stubborn for a tour bus. The island sprawls across nearly 26,000 square kilometres. Its best …