La Dolce Vita Means Doing Laundry Too

Traveling to Italy isn’t all about sightseeing, exploring wineries, and eating delicious food. Between pursuing the perfect pasta dish and gazing at the incredible works of Michelangelo, reality eventually calls. And even in the land of la dolce vita, someone … Continued

An Unusual Clock in Venice

In San Giacomo di Rialto, a campo near the Rialto Bridge and also known as San Giacometto, lies a church believed to be the oldest in Venice. First built in the year 421, the restored church standing today dates back … Continued

Ten Vatican City Facts That May Surprise You

If you have ever been to the Vatican, you’ve obviously walked around St Peter’s Square, visited the beautiful St Peter’s Basilica, and walked through the endless rooms of the Vatican Museum to reach the famous Sistine Chapel. All breathtaking. memorable … Continued

Italian Facts That Might Truly Surprise You

You might very well be one of the 60 million tourists who visit Italy each year, and if so, then you probably know a lot about the Colosseum, the Vatican, Florence’s Duomo, and the canals of Venice. Here are some … Continued

A Vespa Tour – The Best Way to Experience Rome

When traveling with teenagers in Italy, you have to think outside the box. Ever since I asked my eighteen-year-old granddaughters what they thought of taking a Vespa tour through the streets of Rome, they’ve been excited about it. On a … Continued

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