Italy

With so many interesting tourist attractions and activities, choosing where to stay in Venice Italy is an important part of your trip planning. Whether you are looking for family friendly Venice accommodation or budget friendly hostels in Venice, we can help you find the best place to stay in Venice. Keep reading to find out which Venice neighborhood, or sestieri, is right for you. With so many hotels in Venice, Italy, let us help you narrow them down. We will cover off all types of Venice accommodation options from Hostels to luxury Venice hotels as well as how to decide where to stay in Venice, the best Venice hotels, best places in Venice to visit, the best places to stay in Venice, hotels near Venice attractions, Venice neighborhood guide and many more. Plan your trip to Italy Need data for your trip to Italy? We use Tep Wireless which offers unlimited data…

With a wonky tower that firmly put this small city on the map, Pisa is everything you would expect from a location in the Italian region of Tuscany. Everywhere you look, the charming architecture of days gone by is enchanting. Vespa's zoom down narrow streets and locals drink their morning Espressos on outdoor tables outside characterful cafes. The famed leaning tower of Pisa is a tourist hotspot, where you’ll spot ambitious visitors attempting to get the perfect Instagram selfie of themselves pushing back the tower. Pisa is also famed for being the home of Galileo Galilei, credited as being the father of modern physics. There are plenty of great reasons to visit this amazing Italian city. In this ultimate guide to Pisa, we will show you everything you need to know in order to plan your visit to Pisa. Our guide includes what to do, where to say, what food…

Siena is a small city in the charming region of Tuscany, Italy. It has a little bit more 50,000 residents, and for most travellers, it is love at first sight. From historical medieval streets and delicious food, to great events, such as the famous Palio horse race, Siena is a little piece of heaven in the middle of Tuscany. Additionally, the city is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which makes it worth the visit, doesn’t it? Set on three hills, Siena benefits from a variety of environments that surround it. You can take advantage of them with day trips to beautiful towns like San Gimignano or enjoy wine tasting in the Chianti area, one of the most beautiful countrysides of Italy. There are many things Siena has to offer and this is why we have created the ultimate guide to visit Siena. Siena is one of the best…

To some, Naples may sound like a quaint Italian village, but in fact, it’s Italy’s third largest city, with over three million people living in the surrounding area. Naples and the entire Campania region, are filled with tourist attractions and a rich history dating back centuries. With so many areas to choose from, finding the best area to stay in Naples can be a challenge. Fortunately, we’ve rounded up the best districts to stay in Naples, from family friendly to budget friendly, with specific recommendations for Naples accommodation in every price range. Keep reading to find out where to stay in Naples Italy. We will cover off all types of Naples accommodation options from Hostels to luxury Naples hotels as well as how to decide where to stay in Naples, the best Naples hotels, best places in Naples to visit, the best places to stay in Naples, hotels near Naples attractions,…

Venice has a reputation to uphold. It’s found on travel bucket lists for good reason. History, culture, architecture, and food are all great reasons to visit the city, and you won’t have to go out of your way to experience any of these things. Travel tips will help you make the most of your time here, but Venice is also a great place to simply dive into. The romantic city located in the Veneto Region of Northern Italy. What makes Venice unique, as you probably know, is that there are no roads, only canals. Taking a gondola ride in the narrow canals is a bucket-list item that you can’t miss. However, there are a handful of other sites to see and things to do that will make your time in Venice unforgettable. This travel guide will help you get the most of your time in Venice, one of Europe’s most…

Umbria is  often proclaimed the “Green Heart” of Italy and is a tiny region, one of the smallest in Italy, bordering on Tuscany this region is famed for its special wines that hail from the numerous vineyards spread out across the landscape and its high-quality regional produce. In other words, Umbria is a gastronomical paradise! Situated a short distance from Rome and easily reached by train, visiting Umbria feels like stepping into the heart of Italy, where life and local traditions carry on, untouched by mass tourism in the bigger cities. It feels like one of Italy’s best kept secrets and is sometimes called “Tuscany without the tourists”. In Umbria you will be transported into the past visiting medieval cities whilst immersing in the local rustic gastronomy. Umbria is the perfect destination for history lovers. It’s regional capital is the gorgeous medieval Perugia where you can see magnificent architecture of…

It is normal to start to feel overwhelmed by the size, and amount of things to do at the Vatican Museums. You could easily spend hours in the Vatican Museum and still not see everything it has to offer. To make sure that you can have enough time to see as much as possible, book your entry to the museum ahead of time and skip the line at the Vatican Museums. This guide will tell you the top 7 things to see at the Vatican Museum to make sure your experience is complete in the limited time you have. CHIARAMONTI MUSEUM Named after Pope Pius VII, the Chiaramonti Museum is home to over 1,000 ancient sculptures. The Chiaramonti museum represents an important part in the history of the Vatican’s collections. Many of the sculptures were seized by Napoleon and taken to France in the late 1700’s. It wasn’t until decades…

The incredible Cinque Terre in Northern Italy is made up of five villages. Each unique town is nestled into the cliffs along the coastline of the Italian Riviera. With the ocean on one side and mountainous national parks on the other, it’s a scenic destination, to say the least. Combine these natural landscapes with vibrantly-coloured houses, a slow-paced way of life, and endless gelato? You’ve got Cinque Terre, a paradise you’ll never want to part from. Want to learn more about the Cinque Terre towns of Riomaggiore, Manarola, Vernazza, Monterosso al Mare, and Corniglia? Read on for the best places to see, explore, eat and stay at while visiting Cinque Terre. This ultimate travel guide to Cinque Terre will show you all the most beautiful places in Cinque Terre, what to expect when visiting, where to stay in Cinque Terre and things to do in Cinque Terre which will help…

Bologna is one of Northern Italy’s most historic cities, but it’s a destination that has yet to fully emerge onto the Italian tourism scene - at least in comparison to much more popular locations such as Rome or Milan. That makes this an excellent place to visit for travellers looking for an intriguing yet quieter location to explore, and you’ll quickly find that there are a lot of things to see in Bologna. Aside from being the home of Bolognaise, a dish that can now be found across the world, the city is also home to Europe’s oldest continually operational university. You can find leaning, medieval towers to match Pisa, a culinary scene that rivals anywhere else in Italy, and a vibrant culture that will intrigue and delight. To help inspire your trip to northern Italy, this ultimate travel guide to Bologna will show you all the most beautiful places…