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Five Fabulous Art Works in Rome You May Have Missed

Deciding on a favorite piece of art in Italy is similar to picking a favorite child: it's an impossible task. On some days, when thinking about ...

Five Favorites: Art in Tuscany

To many a traveler, Tuscany and art are synonymous. From the architecture to the numerous galleries to those gorgeous, green, and cliché hills, ...

Italy Insiders Share Their Favorite Spots for Romance

I like to do a romance-themed post every year around Valentine's Day for obvious reasons. So given the popularity of crowd-sourcing (and the ...

Carnival in Italy: Floats, Parades, and Other Carnevale Celebrations

Carnevale is celebrated throughout Italy, not just in Venice. Learn more about Italy's most popular carnival cities and traditions.

The Hill Towns of Umbria

Eight beautiful hill towns to put on your Umbria itinerary.

Five Things to Do in the Refreshingly Tourist-Free Marches Region

Le Marche is known as "Italy in one region," for it has mountains, beaches, and beautiful hill towns. Here are the top 5 things to do in Le Marche.

Caravaggio’s Innovative Painting Techniques

Master Baroque artist Caravaggio used a "camera obscura" among other techniques to trace the models in his paintings. According to a Florentine ...

9 Romantic Places to Propose in Rome

Romantic Rome is a very popular place for couples. Nearly every cobbled street in the Eternal City, at least in the city center, inspires a romantic ...

Italy Adds Two More UNESCO Sites: Mantua and Sabbioneta and the Rhaetian Railway

Time to add two more Italian sites to the UNESCO World Heritage List. In July, UNESCO inscribed the Po Valley towns of Mantua and Sabbioneta and ...

Walking Via Giulia

Rome's famous Renaissance street, Via Giulia, is celebrating its 500th anniversary this year. And, the New York Times' Elisabeth Rosenthal provides ...

Italy’s UNESCO Heritage Sites On Display at Rome Photo Exhibit

So, you've made it all the way to Rome but wish your vacation time allowed you to visit the other UNESCO Heritage Sites in Italy? Have no fear! ...

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