Visitors coming to Venice, Italy, usually find it hard to find inexpensive, quality food away from crowded spots. Truth is, local eateries are still quite unknown by tourists so you need to…

Of all the pomp and romance that Venice is known for, nothing compares to the allure of Carnival. Set against the city’s fairytale backdrop, Carnival (or “Carnevale”) is the biggest annual festival…

Having an American Thanksgiving while traveling is a challenge. Of course, classic turkey and stuffing is not typical Italian fare. Sacrificing an American holiday is tough, especially since you’re far away from…

Vacationing in Rome is a food and history lover’s paradise. With everything there is to see and do, you can spend a month of sightseeing in the Eternal City without getting bored.…

When you think of Rome, you most likely think of one of three things: the food, the Colosseum and Vatican City. However, there are also tons of tucked away places in Rome…

Maybe it’s your first time visiting Rome or maybe you just can’t get enough of it. Italy’s capital city is a haven for foodies. With an abundance of places to eat and…

Standing almost 50 meters tall, the Colosseum is even more impressive in person than it is in photographs. Taking a decade and 60,000 slaves, construction on the largest amphitheater in the world…

Christmas is a magical time of year by itself.  If you add Italy to that mix, it becomes a fairytale. While the Eternal City offers an extensive list of festive celebrations, seeing…

One of the most visited monuments in Rome is the Pantheon, an architectural wonder that stands strong since ancient Roman times.  Why was it built? Read about why the Eternal City’s best-preserved…

You may not think of Rome as a green city. However, Rome is actually home to over 20 parks and gardens, from the Vatican Gardens to the Rome’s Orange Garden. Whether you’re…