2024 & 2025 Florence Tours
Florence is in Central Italy and is the capital of the Tuscany region. Thousands of years ago, it was the center of trade and finance in Europe and was also
Exciting Summer Day Trips to Take from Rome
Rome, the Eternal City, is a haven for tourists with amazing tourist attractions, food, and even its people watching. The ancient city was founded by brothers Romulus and Remus, according
The Most Affordable – and Unique – Places to Stay in Rome
So you’ve booked your flight to Rome, planned an itinerary, and brushed up on the elaborate language of Italian gestures, along with committing a couple of useful daily phrases to
The Most Affordable—and Unique—Local Stays in Venice
Due to its small size, finding an affordable yet nice place to stay when visiting Venice, Italy, can be a difficult task. But have no fear: This incredibly unique city
Ferragosto: Celebrate This Italian Public Holiday Like a Local
The nationally observed holiday is widely considered a day of rest — a perfect time to take a day trip or explore the city without having to deal with crowds.
Seville Tours
A Little History of Seville The city of Seville dates to the 2nd century B.C. when it was an Iberian town. It was not until the year 711 A.D. that
How to Take a Gondola Ride in Venice (Without Getting Ripped Off)
There’s nothing more iconic than floating through the canals by boat when visiting Venice—and in fact, a traditional Venice gondola ride is probably at the top of most people’s itineraries.
A Brief History of Venice’s Gondolas
Nothing says Venice like a gondola. It’s one of the first things to come to mind when you think of the Floating City—and in many ways, the history of the
What to Expect and How to Prepare for a Vatican Tour
It’s important to make sure you’re properly prepared for a tour of the Vatican, so we put together this quick and handy guide to ensure you’re all squared away for
What to See in Florence: The Italian City is an Art Lover’s Dream
Florence is a “jewel box of a city, packed with treasures, each more beautiful than the last,” Tracy Russo writes. “To be able to walk the same streets that some of