Bologna is my hometown, and I’d love for you to see more than its train station! With one day in Bologna, you can explore its main sights, walk under the porticoes, discover a few Read More
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Vespas are one Italian cliché I will happily defend. Seeing Florence and the Tuscan countryside from one is fun, and you can follow roads lined with vineyards and cypress trees to viewpoints that are harder Read More
Florence is one of the best places in Italy to take a cooking class. The city is famous for art, yes, but learning how to make fresh pasta, tiramisu, pizza, or gelato is also a Read More
Home to some 3.5 million people, Madrid is the capital of Spain and the country’s largest city. Though it’s somewhat sprawling, the city boasts stunning architecture, incredible food, and an energetic nightlife that stretches Read More
Florence is one of those cities where every corner seems to hide a story. And many of the biggest stories lead back to one family: the Medici. The Medici became one of the most powerful Read More
Italy could arguably be considered the world’s capital of food, so eating everything and anything that’s local and delicious is probably on your itinerary already. But what if I told you that Bologna Read More
Florence is one of those cities that never gets old—no matter how many times I visit, I always find something new to admire. Growing up in Bologna, just a quick train ride away, I’Read More
Buenos Aires is one of those cities that gets under your skin—in the best way possible. I know this firsthand because I’ve visited multiple times, spending weeks in Buenos Aires each time, thanks Read More
Buenos Aires is the vibrant, beautiful capital of Argentina that’s sometimes referred to as the Paris of South America. Known for its European-style architecture, fascinating culture, and quirky neighborhoods (oh, and did I mention Read More
