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Beach at Grand Hotel Corallaro, Sardinia When you close your eyes and dream of Italy, what do you see? The massive Colosseum in Rome? The iconic marble David in Florence? Gondolas winding down the canals of Venice? Perhaps beaches don’t even hit your top 10, but Italy’s nearly 5,000 miles of coastline contain some of…
Italy’s Amalfi Coast is a breathtaking destination that unsurprisingly lands on many traveler’s bucket list. The cliffside towns with pretty beaches, delicious food and wine, and historic churches are undoubtedly the primary highlights, though the many quaint hotels with stellar views and cozy rooms also add to the appeal. After visiting and sizing up numerous…
One of the largest islands in Europe, Sicily is straddled by the sparkling Tyrrhenian, Ionian, and Mediterranean seas — so gorgeous beaches are never too far off. The top beaches in mainland Sicily range from surprisingly under-the-radar arcadias to famous watering holes surging with locals and out-of-towners during the high season, but all share a…
Park at Villa Cimbrone Hotel, Amalfi Coast A popular vacation destination for Americans (and the world at large), Italy is a gorgeous country with something for every type of traveler. There are cliffside villages, ancient Roman ruins, scenic beaches, renowned wine, and delicious food worth experiencing. However, there’s also a lot to keep in mind…
There is never a shortage of things to do and see in Rome, but getting access to the city’s attractions without having to stand in line for hours, or fight your way through a crowd, can be tricky. It’s advisable to seek out lesser-known points of interest, which are often no less interesting, but far…
Sicily has been the nerve center of the Mediterranean for millennia. The largest island in Italy, Sicily once attracted ancient Greeks, Phoenicians, Arabs, and Normans (to name a few of its past rulers). Today, it pulls in millions of annual tourists who come to tour world-class ruins, indulge in exceptionally fresh seafood and local wine,…
There are plenty of reasons to travel by train instead of plane: In addition to avoiding the hassles that come with flying (long security lines, cramped seats), train travel allows you to slow down, relax, and take it all in. With that in mind, it should come as no surprise that the country famous for…
Hotel Porto Roca, Cinque Terre Built into the cliffs on a stunning stretch of the Ligurian coast in northwest Italy, Cinque Terre serves up seaside hikes that are as breathtaking as their views. The region is best explored by foot, but as we stated in a recent piece, dressing appropriately — particularly with comfortable, sturdy…
With high-end shopping and upscale restaurants galore, Italy is certainly not the cheapest European country to visit. However, with some savvy travel tips and proper preparation, it is possible to have a memorable vacation in the Boot without breaking the bank. Below, check out our advice on how to travel in Italy on a budget.
St. Angelo Bridge, Rome/Kyle Valenta Chances are, if you’re going to Rome, you’re traveling with a long bucket list of things to see and do. Between the Colosseum, the Vatican, the Spanish Steps, and the Trevi Fountain, Rome has almost too much to experience in one visit. Since the crowds at many of the city’s…
