Italy

Would you like to visit Bergamo in Italy and are looking for the best addresses in the city and region? We’ve just discovered this pretty Lombardy town, less than an hour from Milan.

Would you like to visit Lake Como in Italy and are wondering how to organize your trip? Today on our travel blog, we’d like to introduce you to our complete itinerary for a few days on the lake.

A visit to Bellagio is a must if you’re planning to explore Lake Como. Considered by many travelers as one of the most beautiful villages on Lake Como (and even in Italy!), you’re sure to fall under its spell.

When visiting Lake Como, don’t miss the Villa Balbianello in the small village of Lenno. Villa Balbianello, or del Balbianello, is an incredible place that we loved discovering, and is undoubtedly one of our favorite spots on Lake Como.

Planning your next trip to Italy and looking for information on Varenna, one of the most beautiful villages on Lake Como? You’ve come to the right travel blog!

Looking for the best hotels in Lake Como for your next trip to Italy? You’ve come to the right place.

We loved visiting Florence in 3 days, where life is good. We hope that you too will fall under its spell during your next visit to Florence!

Manarola was our real Cinque Terre favorite! Facing the sea, perched on a cliff of grey stone, this village is full of charm.

Riomaggiore is the first village in the Cinque Terre, on the La Spezia side. Riomaggiore was one of our favorite Cinque Terre villages, along with Manarola. This ancient fishing village was founded in the 8th century (yes, that’s right).

We’d been dreaming of discovering the little village of Monterosso al Mare for a long time. What made us want to? The photos of Monterosso’s sandy beach and harbor, with all its private beach umbrellas and deckchairs, particularly photogenic.

Vernazza is said to be the favorite village of many tourists visiting Cinque Terre! Stretching from the sea to the land, anchored in the Cinque Terre Natural Park, Vernazza is one of the smallest villages on the coast. Its natural harbor is home to many colorful rowing boats, so you can take a little trip aboard!

The village of Corniglia is surprisingly different from most people’s idea of the Cinque Terre! It’s a very “terrestrial” village, with no direct access to the sea.