Forget one-size-fits-all travel advice. You don’t need another list of “must-see” places. You need a vacation that gets you. Are you a wine snob in search of the perfect vineyard view?
Tired of listicles that just tell you to “go to Paris?” Same. Travel isn’t one-size-fits-all and neither are you. If you’ve ever arrived somewhere everyone raved about and thought, this isn’t
As a self-proclaimed bookworm extraordinaire, one of my absolute favorite things to do in Europe is explore its libraries. Yes, I’m THAT kind of nerdy traveler. These aren’t just places
Step into the heart of Renaissance Florence at the Medici-Riccardi Palace, the birthplace of the Medici family’s incredible rise to power. This historic gem isn’t just a building—it’s a symbol
Italy feels like a living museum, with every corner echoing ancient history. Crumbling ruins and perfectly preserved temples offer a front-row seat to the wonders of the Roman Empire. You
Paris and London are two of the world’s most iconic and popular cities. No surprise here, they’re both brimming with art, history, culture, and great food. But they offer vastly
Rome and Florence are two of Italy’s most iconic cities. They’re both brimming with art, culture, history, and great food. But they offer vastly different experiences. Choosing between them, if
Italy has seen a record number of tourists this spring, setting the stage for an even busier summer than usual. The Vatican Museums are overwhelming with over 30,000 visitors each
Tuscany is renowned for its simple yet delicious cuisine. Its variety of wines is as good as any in Italy. Eating is a passion for Tuscans. And you shouldn’t miss
Florence is a city overflowing with remarkable architecture. Though it’s known as the “Cradle of the Renaissance,” there’s plenty of Romanesque and Gothic architecture as well. In this blog post,