Florence has some of the most delicious cuisines in the world. With local foods like bruschetta, ribollita, prosciutto, and of course the famous Florentine Steak, these tours lead you (and feed you) through the long history of Florence. Take a bite with our English-speaking guides and discover Florence through its food.
In 79 A.D. a deadly volcanic eruption of Mount Vesuvius decimated the ancient Roman city of Pompeii. Buried under ash for centuries, the old houses and streets are amazingly well-preserved. Alongside a…
The eye-catching features in Piazza San Marco are primarily the Ducal Palace, the Campanile (bell tower) and, of course, the impressive Saint Mark’s Basilica. During the day, the square can be filled…
In the 16th century, the Jewish population of Venice were forced to live in the world’s first ghetto. In the face of severe discrimination, they built their synagogues in secret. Today, these…
The Roman Empire’s relationship with Christianity famously began at Christianity’s inception. In the Bible, Jesus Christ was born during a Roman census and later put to death by Pontius Pilate. For the…
Once in Rome, you might want to boost your trip a little bit by adding a visit to the Amalfi Coast. This Italian pearl is definitely worth a visit and it isn’t…
Getting into these tours used to be pretty easy, but recently, security has been significantly heightened at major tourist attractions in European cities. Not only is this a pain for the queues,…
Italian coffee drinks are something of an art- built on tradition and simplicity. There’s a reason international chains haven’t opened here, or been met with much success. Many of the traditional bars…
Set against the city’s fairytale backdrop, Carnival (or “Carnevale”) is the biggest annual festival held in Venice, Italy. From Venetian masks to masquerade balls, Venice Carnival is a singular experience. Celebrations last…
St. Peter’s Basilica rests in the center of Vatican City, easily one of Rome’s most recognizable buildings. The Basilica’s elaborate dome reigns over the Eternal City’s skyline – a compass for all…