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If you're ready to embark on a bucket list adventure, look no further than our meticulously crafted 10-day Italy itinerary, designed to showcase the very best of this captivating country. From the bustling streets of Milan to the ancient ruins of Rome, each city and region offers a distinctive array of experiences waiting to be explored.
Looking for the knowledge and resources you need to confidently explore Italy while sticking to a gluten free diet? We’ve got you covered! We’ll dive into the status of Italy’s gluten free food scene, share tips on how to prepare for your trip, and provide guidance on dining out and communicating your needs.
An hour’s drive from Florence, Siena is a classic hill town strewn with historic buildings celebrating the gothic world. The old historic center is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, topping the list of Italy’s finest strolling grounds. Guest blogger Satarupa Datta gives us her best tips of what to do in Siena to fully take in its splendor.
An entire city that could be dubbed a ‘museum without walls’, Florence offers an unending feast for the eyes. In this photo blog by Freethedust and Maggie Johnson, you can take a virtual tour among it’s cobbled stoned streets, iconic sites, masterful artworks, delicious foods, and jaw-dropping vistas. No doubt you’ll be pining to visit Florence by the end!
Beyond a condiment, true virgin and extra virgin olive oil is an essential staple of the Italian diet, with an impressive host of health benefits, flavor compositions, and a variety of uses. To preserve and nurture the continued cultivation of quality olive oil in Italy, the work of our community partner is inspiring.
A visit to Tuscany can be nothing short of a foodie or wine lover’s dream. The rolling hills and lush landscape of the whole region is indescribably beautiful, and a traveler can fall in love with it even before taking a bite of food or a sip of wine! Each region in Italy is home to different delicacies and traditional dishes, and Tuscany is no exception. From beans to boar, here are the items you must try while you’re spending time under the Tuscan sun...
Known for its breathtaking vistas, rugged coastal terrain, and charming buildings overlooking the sea, the picturesque villages that make up Cinque Terre are a destination worth traveling to. Italian travel photographer Andrea Flisi takes us on a photo journey of this UNESCO World Heritage site along the Italian Riviera.
