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Italy Travel by Horse or Kayak
Horse enthusiasts may be interested to know that there's an equestrian route all the way from Marsala, Sicily (see Sicily map) in the southwest of Italy to the Friuli-Venezia Giulia...
When to Visit the Vatican Museums
Betsy Malloy, our guide to California Travel, just returned from Rome and passed along this tip. Betsy's friend Carla, a Vatican tour guide, says that the best time to visit...
Armchair Travel to Rome, Italy
In Rome you can visit ancient Roman sites and take a virtual visit to ancient Rome. Now you can take a 3-D look at ancient Rome with a free Google...
My Return From Italy
I've just returned from ten weeks of travel in Italy. Because I needed a car for more than three weeks, I leased a car through Renault Eurodrive (read about the...
Italy Food News - Truffles, Saffron, and Mr. Peperoncino
November is the height of Italy's truffle season. Truffle fairs and local festivals serving truffle dishes are in full swing. The biggest Italian white truffle ever bought at an auction,...
Virtual Visit to Ancient Rome
The Roman Colosseum is Rome's most popular and most visited Ancient Roman Site. While it's common to see men strolling near the Colosseum in gladiator costume to entertain tourists, a...
Monte Argentario - Seaside Gem in Tuscany
I'd never heard of Monte Argentario until a few weeks ago when we decided to go for a visit. It's really quite a beautiful place and very different from the...
Free Artisan Walking Tours in Florence
Kyle Phillips, our guide to Italian Food, sent me a tip about free walking tours offered by the city of Florence. These tours, called Mestieri della Moda, are led by...
Plan Ahead for Italy Winter Holiday Travel
Winter holidays in Italy can be lots of fun but holiday periods are also high season in some cities. Rome and Naples are top places to celebrate Christmas and New...
Hotel Le Torri - Langhe Wine Country in Piedmont
Hotel Le Torri, in the Piedmont wine town of Castiglione Falletto, makes a great base for exploring wine towns, medieval villages, and castles of the Langhe wine region. Hotel Le...
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