10 Days in Italy: What to Do in Pisa, Rome, Naples, Florence, and Venice
Want to spend 10 days in Italy? Don’t just stay in one city! Here’s what to do in Pisa, Rome, Florence, and Venice, plus a lot of resources!
Want to spend 10 days in Italy? Don’t just stay in one city! Here’s what to do in Pisa, Rome, Florence, and Venice, plus a lot of resources!
If you are heading to Italy, take note of these Rome travel tips. This Italian capital is in every traveler’s bucket list, and it deserves to be!
I have had a lot of memorable moments in my travels. One of them happened in Florence, Italy. Here are my recommended things to do in Florence plus my experience of an unforgettable day in the city.
There are over 1,000 UNESCO World Heritage Sites worldwide, with the highest number in Italy. Take a look at these 23 sites in Europe recommended by travelers.
From wondrous art and delicious food to very picturesque surroundings, there’s a hundred and one reasons to visit Tuscany. Here’s why you should go there!
The 2,000 year-old Colosseum in Rome is an iconic landmark that should be in everyone’s bucket list. Read how I got inside this amazing amphitheater for free.
There are thousands of beautiful artworks in the Vatican Museum. Not all are on display as such, though. Even its spiral staircase is a work of art!
If you get a chance to visit Italy, never miss going to Venice. Just seeing all the gondolas on the Grand Canal already makes the trip worthwhile.
Have you ever prayed to St. Anthony de Padua? When you get a chance, visit his resting place in Italy.
I found the perfect accommodation in the heart of beautiful Verona, Italy. Find out how!
There are A LOT of really wonderful fountains in Rome. Here are just seven of the ones that I’ve seen that you simply must visit when you’re in the capital city of Italy.
Verona, the city of Romeo and Juliet, is one of the most popular (and most romantic) destinations in Italy. Come and walk its ancient streets!
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