You may remember the term “the ides of March” from literature or history class you took in high school. Like many other buzz words from these lessons, you probably don’t fully remember what this term means or the story behind it. So, what is the Ides of March? In this guide, learn the full scoop. History of the Ides of March So, what is the meaning of the term Ides of … [Read more...] about What is the Ides of March?
How To Use Venice Public Transportation
If there’s one thing to remember when planning a trip to Venice, it’s this: Venice is an island. That means instead of streets there are canals, and instead of cars, there are boats! When planning how you’ll get around using Venice, the options, tickets, and logistics can be challenging for visitors. In this guide, we'll cover what you need to know about getting to and around … [Read more...] about How To Use Venice Public Transportation
How To Visit the Venice Islands of Murano, Burano, Lido, and More!
Venice has more than 100 minor islands—all worthy of a visit. So which ones should you see? Make sure Burano, Murano, and Lido are on your list, but also the small islands of Torcello, San Michele, and Pellestrina. In this article, we cover what you need to know about how to visit these Venice Islands. Pro Tip: Planning what to do on your trip to Venice? Bookmark this … [Read more...] about How To Visit the Venice Islands of Murano, Burano, Lido, and More!
If These Walls Could Talk: Where to Find Street Art in Rome
Rome is where modern street art blends with ancient architecture to form a timeless mural that covers the city streets. With the emergence of new murals from renowned street artists, Rome’s reputation as a key street art destination is growing. For those who love to get lost in city streets, let us show you where to find street art in Rome. The Eternal City’s Historical … [Read more...] about If These Walls Could Talk: Where to Find Street Art in Rome
Michelangelo Does It Again: La Pietà
When visiting Vatican City, there are two lines you always have to look out for: the line for the Vatican Museums and the line to enter St. Peter’s Basilica. The Vatican Museums are home to 54 different galleries, housing some of the most precious artwork in the world. As the largest church in the world, many art historians consider La Pietà, or "The Pity," one of the most … [Read more...] about Michelangelo Does It Again: La Pietà