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By Paul De Tourreil | 05/12/2018
Villa Cimbrone, Ravello
By Adam Jones | 26/11/2018
You’re going to Italy, but you don’t know how to speak Italian. It might help to have some basic Italian phrases in your pocket to help make your trip run more smoothly. It goes a long way as a traveler to show that you’re at least making an effort in the local language. 
By Adam Jones | 26/11/2018
Italian coffee culture is famous throughout the world.
By Adam Jones | 26/11/2018
Picture this, you have just arrived in the city center after taking the train into Rome from Fiumicino. While you are excited you need a jolt after your long journey.
By Adam Jones | 26/11/2018
Pompeii is, without a doubt, one of the great historical & archaeological sites the world has to offer. Being famous in the travel world means being popular — Pompeii is an extremely busy place to visit with more than 2.5 million people visiting each year.
By Adam Jones | 26/11/2018
The Emilia Romagna region contains some of the most famous gastronomy of Italy, with world-famous traditional Italian food such as mortadella, Parmigiano Reggiano, balsamic vinegar and Parma ham. 
By Adam Jones | 26/11/2018
The history of Sicily could be said to be the history of wine. The tradition of Sicilian wine goes back millennia as we have evidence that grapes have been grown in the Aeolian Islands as early as 1500 BC.
By Adam Jones | 26/11/2018
Eating out in Rome can romantic, special, and one of the best meals of your life. It might sometimes also be a bit bewildering. With a vast array of dishes and traditions, sometimes it’s hard to know what to request to get some of the best of Roman cuisine.
By Paul De Tourreil | 26/11/2018
Just 50km outside of Turin Porta Nuova train station, Elba is the largest island in the Tuscan archipelago is a magnet for tourists, especially from other parts of Italy.
By Lina Branter | 26/11/2018
If you look at Italy on a map, it looks like a very fashionable boot dipped in three seas: the Adriatic on the east coast, the Ionian in the south and the Tyrrhenian on the west coast.