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As a licensed Italian tour leader and frequent traveler who has lived in Italy for her whole life, I've seen my fair share of accommodations all throughout the country: hotels, hostels, Airbnbs, agriturismi, and more. Scroll to learn about my favorites! Arranged in alphabetical order by region, and by city/area of interest. Tap on the map icon to view all. Included locations: 1. Campania - Naples 2. Campania - Amalfi Coast 3. Emilia Romagna - Bologna 4. Emilia Romagna - Parma 5. Lazio - Rome 6. Liguria - Cinque Terre 7. Lombardy - Franciacorta 8. Lombardy - Lake Como 9. Lombardy - Milan & Malpensa 10. Marche region 11. Piedmont region 12. Puglia/Apulia - Bari 13. Sardinia region 14: Sicily region 15: Tuscany - Chianti 16: Tuscany - Florence 17: Tuscany - elsewhere 18: Trentino Alto Adige - Bolzano/Bozen 19: Trentino Alto Adige - Trento 20. Umbria - Perugia 21. Veneto - Chioggia 22. Veneto - Venice 23. Veneto - Verona

An Italian breakfast usually consist of coffee and a pastry. Enjoy this free guide to find the best pastries and sweets in Florence, Italy.

Arguably, NYC has some of the best restaurants in the entire world. And though you can get amazing food at more casual restaurants, we all want a fancy night out every now and then. Yes, you deserve it. Use this map to explore my favorite upscale dining in the City - I love going to all of these places for special date nights, birthday celebrations, and sometimes, just for fun. Most of these recommendations are in Manhattan, but there are a couple in other boroughs. The types of food range from Mediterranean cuisine, to Asian fusion, to the classic upscale steakhouse, to Italian, and more. If you are looking for options to go on a nice date have a birthday or other celebratory dinner, or just like upscale restaurants, this map is for you. This is a living map of all of my top recommendations for upscale restaurants in New York City. By living, I mean that I will continue adding more places to this map when I come across them & you'll automatically get the updates!

The Italian island you may have never heard of - Elba Island - is a slice of tucked away paradise off the coast of Tuscany. Elba is a small island located in the Tuscan archipelago. Save this FREE guide to learn more about Elba Island for your next vacation to Italy.

Visiting Sicily with kids is totally doable and a fantastic place to experience Italian culture, delicious food, and jaw-dropping sites. I’ll walk you through our trip so you can plan one for you and your family.

In English and Italian CIAO!!! Thanks for your interest in my guide. Hey! It's me! Back to share with you a part of my Campania that I have kept close to my heart- Campi Flegrei. Campi Flegrei, also is one of the hottest places in Campania. And when I say hot, I really mean it. Some scientists consider the Campi Flegrei to be a supervolcano whose eruptions can have worldwide effects. I consider it to be a great place to visit for those who are looking for important archaeological sites, coastal lakes, beaches, thermal springs, and nature reserves. There is so much to do in the area - I've listed some of my top picks for Baia and Bacoli - just a slice of the area. A taste to get you started.

Want a taste of international cuisine during your trip to Porto? You've got you covered. We keep this guide updated with the latest options of international restaurants, from Indian to Italian, through Vietnamese or Japanese! 🍣

Italian espresso is all over Milan and no longer consumed only in bars, but also in markets, railway stations, bookshops and boutiques. Very good espresso is available all over the center of the city and so too is Starbucks as of 2018. 3rd wave coffee is slow to arrive in Milan as the city is saturated with really good espresso which always costs less than 1.50 euros. If you’re interested in old-school roasters, really good espresso and 3rd wave spots, this is the Thatch board for you.

Portofino is definitely one of those places you step foot into and ask yourself “how is this place real?” You truly feel like you are in a dream. It is a fishing village in the Italian Riviera and it is known for its charming port, luxury stores, fisherman boats, ad seafood restaurants. It is the combination of these things that make that harbour feel so special. Portofino is much smaller in size than what people might imagine it to be and you can see it all in just a day. It is also quite expensive. It is definitely worth seeing but you don't necessarily need more than a day here, so what I recommend is staying in the town nearby, Santa Margherita, and venture off to Portofino for day trips or in the evenings. There’s a bus that takes you there in just 10 minutes. That being said, here is everything I would do while in Portofino and what I think is actually worth seeing, eating and drinking!

This guide not only explores the rich tapestry of Florentine cuisine, illuminated by the Tuscan sun, but also unveils the city's best accommodations, from luxurious villas to charming boutique hotels, ensuring a comfortable and stylish stay. Beyond gastronomy, discover Florence's cultural heart through its Renaissance art, historic landmarks, and vibrant local finds providing a full immersion into the beauty and tradition that make Florence a quintessential Italian experience.

Discover some of the best places where to eat in the city, from a local's perspective. I've been living in the city for 5 years, working in the hospitality industry and I'm happy to share some of my favourites places where to grab a bite 🤗 This guide will cover: 🍳 Breakfast \ Brunch ☕ Coffee 🍪 Snacks 🍕 Best Italian Restaurants 🌱 Going Vegan 🍴 Dinner Faves 🍸 Drinks

Join us as we delve into Italy’s wonders, offering tips and recommendations to make your Italian adventure spectacular. This travel guide is your companion to discovering the heart and soul of Italy in 15 days. GUIDE CONTENTS: 👉🏻 Essential Planning Tips - Best Time to Visit - Entry Requirements & Schengen Visa Process - Currency and Money Tips - Tourist Tax - Tax-Free Shopping - Packing Tips - Language and Common Phrases - Safety and Health Tips - Cultural Etiquette - Accommodation Booking Tips - Useful Apps and Websites - Transportation Tips (Flights, Trains, Car Rentals, Taxis, etc.) 👉🏻 Suggested Itineraries for - Milan - Venice - Florence & Tuscany - Rome & Vatican City - Amalfi Coast - Naples 👉🏻 Each city or region itinerary above consists of - Day-by-day breakdown with places and things to do in the morning, afternoon, and evening - Each place has a note or tip - Tips for Prime Attractions and Experiences - Transportation Tips - Stay Recommendations - Dining and Eateries Legends: ⏱️ - time needed at the place €€€ - expensive ⏰ - book early 📸 - photo op tip This guide is perfect if any of the following applies to you! 👉🏻 It’s your first time visiting Italy. 👉🏻 You wish to explore this country's main highlights, but in a limited time of two weeks. 👉🏻 You have no clue where to begin planning your Italy trip. 👉🏻 You have a rough idea of what you want to do, but trying to figure out the details of each city or experience overwhelms you. 👉🏻 Ensure you don’t miss out on any critical bookings. Our 15-day Italy trip has been one of the best highlights of our lives! After several weeks of research across blogs, forums, reviews, YouTube videos, IG reels, and whatnot, we’ve consolidated the best in this guide. Here’s what to expect from this guide and how to make the most of it. ✨ The first half is dedicated to essential travel tips that are even more important than the itinerary. Knowing in advance about transportation, currency, useful apps, and more will help you avoid any surprises during your precious, limited time in a new country. ✨ The second half explores the different destinations in Italy. It lays out a recommended itinerary for each city. But more importantly, it highlights the nitty-gritty details about their most significant stops so that you can immediately start acting on the bookings in your trip planning. ✨ Pay close attention to the *Travel Smart tips* in each section. ✨ Each day's itinerary has been tried, tested, and optimized based on lessons learned, so you don’t have to make the same mistakes and waste your vacation time. ✨ Look for links to booking resources and websites throughout the guide. ✨ All spots in the guide are mapped and categorized. You can filter them and click on them to review the official website and address. You can also open the places in your Google Maps and save them during your planning. If you have any questions after purchasing the guide, you can reach us at madoverexploring@gmail.com.

Join us as we delve into Italy’s wonders, offering tips and recommendations to make your Italian adventure spectacular. This travel guide is your companion to discovering the heart and soul of Italy in 15 days. 🚨 15% OFF until August 15 🗓️ GUIDE CONTENTS: 👉🏻 Essential Planning Tips - Best Time to Visit - Entry Requirements & Schengen Visa Process - Currency and Money Tips - Tourist Tax - Tax-Free Shopping - Packing Tips - Language and Common Phrases - Safety and Health Tips - Cultural Etiquette - Accommodation Booking Tips - Useful Apps and Websites - Transportation Tips (Flights, Trains, Car Rentals, Taxis, etc.) 👉🏻 Suggested Itineraries for - Milan - Venice - Florence & Tuscany - Rome & Vatican City - Amalfi Coast - Naples 👉🏻 Each city or region itinerary above consists of - Day-by-day breakdown with places and things to do in the morning, afternoon, and evening - Each place has a note or tip - Tips for Prime Attractions and Experiences - Transportation Tips - Stay Recommendations - Dining and Eateries Legends: ⏱️ - time needed at the place €€€ - expensive ⏰ - book early 📸 - photo op tip This guide is perfect if any of the following applies to you! 👉🏻 It’s your first time visiting Italy. 👉🏻 You wish to explore this country's main highlights, but in a limited time of two weeks. 👉🏻 You have no clue where to begin planning your Italy trip. 👉🏻 You have a rough idea of what you want to do, but trying to figure out the details of each city or experience overwhelms you. 👉🏻 Ensure you don’t miss out on any critical bookings. Our 15-day Italy trip has been one of the best highlights of our lives! After several weeks of research across blogs, forums, reviews, YouTube videos, IG reels, and whatnot, we’ve consolidated the best in this guide. Here’s what to expect from this guide and how to make the most of it. ✨ The first half is dedicated to essential travel tips that are even more important than the itinerary. Knowing in advance about transportation, currency, useful apps, and more will help you avoid any surprises during your precious, limited time in a new country. ✨ The second half explores the different destinations in Italy. It lays out a recommended itinerary for each city. But more importantly, it highlights the nitty-gritty details about their most significant stops so that you can immediately start acting on the bookings in your trip planning. ✨ Pay close attention to the *Travel Smart tips* in each section. ✨ Each day's itinerary has been tried, tested, and optimized based on lessons learned, so you don’t have to make the same mistakes and waste your vacation time. ✨ Look for links to booking resources and websites throughout the guide. ✨ All spots in the guide are mapped and categorized. You can filter them and click on them to review the official website and address. You can also open the places in your Google Maps and save them during your planning. If you have any questions after purchasing the guide, you can reach us at madoverexploring@gmail.com.

Come with us to the most famous Italian food valley, thorugh the regions of Parma, Modena and Reggio Emilia 🍷We have personally tried the places we will recommend, so we can be sure to send you in good hands! We recommend a trip of at least 4 days to visit all the places proposed. Since the distances between the recommended places are large, we suggest getting around by car.

Lu sule, lu mare and lu ientu: how many times have you heard these three words associated with the wonderful Salento? Well I will tell you that the sun, the sea and the wind are three things that strongly characterize this land, but there is much more. Between crystal clear sea, good food, baroque cities and thousand-year-old villages, it has always been a magical land! Salento, the region that forms the heel of the Italian boot, is bathed by the Ionian Sea to the west and the Adriatic Sea to the east and also boasts some of the most beautiful beaches in Italy. If you are planning your holidays in Salento and are looking for advice on how to best organize your trip, you are in the right place! In this guide you will find lots of advice: 🗓️Best Time to visit 🚊Transportations 🏨 Where to stay 🏛️What to visit ☕️cafés 🍽️restaurants 🍹cocktail bar and beach clubs 🎒excursions and activities ✨unusual places 📌10 day itinerary The main stages of the itinerary are: -Lecce -Torre dell'Orso -Otranto -Santa Cesarea Terme -Castro -Santa Maria di Leuca -Marina di Pescoluse -Gallipoli -Porto Cesareo During the journey from one stop to another there will be many other unmissable places and breathtaking beaches!

In this Slovenian Alps Itinerary, for 13-14 days You’ll travel through the most beautiful and epic landscapes of the Slovenian Alps, which will take Your breath away… Slovenia is a wonderful, yet still under-the-radar destination for travelers who enjoy spending time in nature, and love mountains and magnificent landscapes. I’m pretty sure the views will take your breath away. Alpine landscapes, mountains, and small alpine villages are the focus of this itinerary, with the main mode of transportation being a car or van to get to the best and most beautiful places. As a destination all about the Alps, this is a more affordable choice for budget travelers seeking the most beautiful views of the Alps and, of course, wanting to escape the big crowds in the Italian, Austrian, or Swiss Alps. The roads in Slovenia are great for road trips and are in decent condition. For toll roads, purchase a vignette and enjoy the trip. The roads to off-the-beaten-track locations are smaller, winding, and may not have a protective fence, so be cautious.

This is the type of traveler that I am. ✨Solo ✨Minimalist ✨Budget ✨Foodie ✨Thrill-Seeker Before this trip, I had never been to Europe and didn't really know what to expect in Italy. I did not know any Italian either, but I can say that I survived! This guide goes through my 12 day journey in Italy and includes 6 guides worth $62. Buying this bundle will save you $17! 📍Rome (Thrill-Seeking in Rome & Ancient Rome & Monti Street Food Tour) 📍Florence (3 Day Walkable) 📍Pisa (Day trip) 📍Cinque Terre (3 Days Walkable) 📍Venice (3 Days Walkable) Itinerary includes: 🛏️ Hostels/Airbnbs 🚆 Transportation tips 🍴 Good and bad eats...focusing on local + non-touristy spots 🏞️ Scenic photo spots 🛍️ Souvenir tips ❤️ Dating in Italy

Let's say you're travelling in North of Italy more specifically in Lombardy and you want to take something special back home that has to tick these 3 boxes for you: - be sustainable = ethical & eco-friendly or vintage - locally produced that reminds you of the place you've been to - unordinary = simply unique Well you're in the right place! It's all in here! You'll also find -what I call- some SOS stores which are general stores selling essential eco-friendly products that you might need during your travels like: face cream, deodorant, tooth brush & paste, solid shampoo & conditioner, menstrual cup etc... And how can I not include some vegan & vegetarian cafes & restaurants to stop by while strolling around the Italian "viette". So what are you waiting for? Plan your trip and keep this map with you while exploring your next destination! PS don't forget to download the thatch app & save this map for an easy use while there 🌀

October is the best time to explore Turin and its surroundings while enjoying the white truffle season and Italian autumn 🍂♥️ ALBA, ITALY — This city in the Piedmont region of northwestern Italy takes gastronomy very seriously. Michelin-starred restaurants lurk around every street corner. The Slow Food movement, which champions the use of local produce and time-honoured cooking techniques, has its headquarters in the nearby town of Bra. The aroma of toasted hazelnuts and chocolate from a Ferrero Rocher plant on the edge of Alba, hangs over the region. The interest in food grows especially intense in the fall, harvest season for the Alba white truffle. (NY Times) I’ve put together a perfect plan for two days visit, including 🥐🥂 Turin gems of local food (breakfast, lunch, aperitivo, dinner and bars) 🛍️ Shopping 🖼️ Museum you might be interested to see if you are here for the first time 🍷 Wineries 🍝Spots for enjoying truffle 🤷🏽‍♀️ Explaining why you can take the truffle hunt off your list Turin and surroundings has much-much to show, and I’ll be creating new ultimate guides very soon. Or you can text me in private, and I will help you with your visit itinerary.

Spend a weekend in Turin, Italy's first capital, gem of the North! After living here for a year, I've come across many good restaurants, bars, shopping, and activities. Whether you want to watch Torino FC play in The Olympic Stadium from the Olympics that were held here in 2007, or the mighty Juventus at Allianz Stadium. Or even if you want a haircut at the best place in town by my barber, Roberto. Sitting down at Pastificio Defilippis for the best pasta in town, or taking a day trip to Alba or Asti to taste some historical Piedmont Wine, Turin and the Piedmont region has it all! The view of the Italian, Swiss, and French alps is truly unbeatable and absolutely magical.