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Need guidance on what to see in Modena? This guide leads you through the sights as well as the best restaurants in the city! On this list, you’ll get: - a walking tour route with notes on what you’re seeing, a little context for each site and what’s involved if you want to go inside - an interactive map to help navigate you to each spot - four restaurants at varying price points and two gelaterias

Planning your trip to Colombia? Find here some tips on places to visit, restaurants, hotels and more. Hereby you'll find a 2 weeks adaptable itinerary that you can tailor to meet your own preferences and needs. Unveil the magic of Cartagena's streets, bask in Tayrona's natural wonders, find peace in Minca's mountains, dive into Medellin's vibrancy, savor Eje Cafetero's aromas, and explore Bogota's eclectic charm. Let’s go!

Alba is a popular town, and for really good reasons and absolutely worth a visit especially if you time it well you can indulge in some of the best Italian produce and wine all at the same time namely the International Truffle Festival (Nov and into the first week of Dec) Of one of the many street wine festivals they hold throughout the year. So basically this town always celebrates some sort and it's usually food and booze-related. It's home to some of the best Italian red wines, including the legendary Barolos and Barbarescos. As you wander through the cobblestone streets, the enchanting aroma of truffles fills the air, setting the stage for a culinary journey like no other. Alba's International Truffle Festival is your golden ticket to a world of gastronomic delights. From the classic Vitello Tonnato to the mouthwatering Plin pasta, each bite is a celebration of Piedmontese perfection. This guide is your ticket to exploring the town's cozy wine bars, local eateries, wineries, and distilleries, uncovering the vibrant soul of Alba in its lively farmers' markets. Get ready to eat, sip, shop, and discover the true essence of Alba!

Experience this Mediterranean seaport city along with hillside villages nestled into cliffs. The city we call Genoa in English is Genova in Italian. This maritime city is the regional capital city of Liguria along Italy’s northern Mediterranean coastline, bordered by the Côte D'Azur of France and Monaco to the west, where the Alps meet the sea. As a Mediterranean region, Liguria is known for fresh produce and seafood with a variety of cheese produced in its coastal hills. The high-speed train takes just over 1-1/2 hours from Turin. Note: When you click and buy through links in this guide, we may earn an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. To help fund production of these guides, tips are highly appreciated.

Looking to stray off the beaten path or just spice up a classic itinerary? This guide is full of weird, magical, and unusual places in Italy! By no means exhaustive, this list will grow as sites are discovered.

Bassano del Grappa is a small town in the Veneto region of northern Italy! It's the kind of place you dream of - not touristy but vibrant, full of beautiful architecture. While here, you have to try grappa!

If you are a foodie and you are going to the Dolomites then this is for you. In this guide you will find lists of: ⛰️ 11 + Local food to have in the area 🍴 6 Local Restaurant 🥖 5 Bakeries and 🥐 Pastry 🧀 6 Cheese factories/farms & shop

When I first arrived in Guardia, Luigi Orso would pass me in his pickup truck as I was walking around, minding my own business, he'd motion for me to hop in and off we'd go to visit his friends in the countryside. I never knew where we were headed but it was always an adventure. On one such occasion he drove me to the Santa Lucia church in Sassinoro, a magical, sacred place along the Archangel Michael's lei line. I went back often seeking the serenity of nature and the Divine. I've since discovered other magical sites in the area which I put together in this guide. A portion of the proceeds and all tips from this guide will be donated to the Associazione "La Wardia Bbella" This guide offers an itinerary for a day or weekend trip, to discover hidden gems off the beaten path in the "mystical' Benevento countryside in Campania, Italy. This land, that predates Rome, is rich in tradition and legends of Witches. It also the birthplace of the 'Slow Food Movement'. Take this lovely excursion from Guardia Sanframondi to the Santa Lucia church built into a mystical cave in Sassinoro and on to the Ruins of Sepino without the crowds of Pompei. Stop along the way to take in the natural scenery and charming villages where you can taste local delicacies. "Alecia put together this lovely one-day drive through Campania for me and friends visiting from the States. It was absolutely perfect and full of hidden treasures and discoveries. Thanks so much Alecia for this wonderful itinerary, and your excellent recommendations. I simply can't imagine a more wonderful day’s drive of discovery, adventure and fun!" -Deborah

Version 1.2 Experience Cartagena de Indias like never before with an exclusive tour guide created by a native resident. Unlike mainstream guides, this one offers unique insights, personal videos, and photographs taken by the author. Discover hidden gems, local treasures, and off-the-beaten-path experiences that only a local can share. This guide goes beyond the typical recommendations, providing an authentic and immersive experience of the city. Not only does it showcase Cartagena's beauty, but it also sheds light on the realities and hbjechallenges faced by its residents. Gain a deeper understanding of the city's pulse and a critical perspective on its issues. Whether you're interested in history, local cuisine, or the everyday life of jbbhn, this guide is your ultimate companion. It's a testament to the love for the city and a desire to share its wonders with you. Get ready to explore Cartagena de Indias from a local's perspective, embracing its beauty, mconfronting its challenges, and uncovering its magic. Welcome to Cartagena!

I know that the first thing that comes to your mind when you think about wine and Italy is: Tuscany, but have you ever considered Umbria? Yeah, the big green heart of Italy. This region actually offers some of Italy's most unique and delightful wines such as the Rubesco or the Cervaro della Sala all holding a background of ancient traditions, rich soils, and passionate winemakers. In this guide, you will find a list of 7 of the most amazing and best wineries there are in Umbria, where you will literally immerse yourself in a unique experience where wine isn't just a drink. For each winery, you will find a detailed array of activities, their durations, and costs. So, no more endless online scrolling; everything you need is right here 😄 Wine, tasting, cooking experience, pairing, trekking or picnic in the vineyards and soooo much more. That's what you will discover here.

So, the town of Alba is a perfect size for strolling the streets and finding little bars to pop into for a taste of some of the great local wines from the Langhe region. I have found not all wineries are open to the public and are sometimes way off the beaten track so if you looking to stay central and not have to worry about how is driving and how is drinking then Alba is a great place to do a little wine tasting self-guided style. You never know you might even meet a few wine makers in the process they love to hang out in Alba for all the same reasons you wanna visit like the food is great.

The best way to get the most out of a vacation to northern Sardinia? Rent a car and explore! The size of the island means you don't have to go far to see spectacular beaches, prehistoric sites, charming towns, and more. This guide has everything you need to plan more than a week's worth of day trips in northern Sardinia! In this guide, you'll get: - my favorite town to base your time in northern Sardinia - 8 towns to explore - 10 beaches - 6 archeological sites & natural sites for hiking/exploring - my number one excursion to book - prioritized suggestions if you only have a few days - an interactive map to help you plan and navigate

Are you a foodie travelling to Colombia? Check some of the best restaurants and cocktail bars in this guide.

Sacile is the best of small town northern Italy! Here are my favorite spots to eat and shop.

This guide has everything you need for a day trip to Assisi, Italy with enough restaurants to expand it into a weekend. On this guide, you’ll get: - the major sights with notes on what you’re seeing and if they need advanced booking - an interactive map to help navigate you to each spot - 10 of the major sights including the 4 major churches in the city - 2 great shops perfect for locally made souvenirs - 7 restaurants at varying price points and 2 bars/cafes

Sitting in the middle of Italian foodie heaven, Parma is an easy day trip from Bologna, Modena, or Milan! This guide has everything you need for a relaxing, food-centric day with history and architecture thrown in. On this guide, you’ll get: - the major sights with notes on what you’re seeing and if they need advanced booking - an interactive map to help navigate you to each spot - 6 of the major sights, along with advice on if you need to pre-book - 4 restaurants at varying price points, along with a wine bar and a gelateria - a Parmigiano-Reggiano dairy, a prosciutto a foodie shop worth checking out - 2 castle towns to explore just out of town

Ciao! We spent almost two weeks exploring Tuscany and want to share what we discovered in the charming town of Siena and day trip to San Gimignano! I'm sharing a detailed listing of places to stay, what to see, where to eat, wine tastings, and highlights that you can customize to fit your schedule and interests! * Save this guide for a future trip*✨

During my trip to Italy, I spontaneously decided to spend a day in Bergamo, and I was pleasantly surprised by how much this city has to offer—more so than even nearby Milan, for example. When I picture a classic Italian postcard city, Bergamo now comes to mind. With amazing food (of course), charming little alleyways filled with souvenirs and regional products, and beautiful historic architecture, it has everything you’d want from a city nestled near the Alps. The city of Bergamo is located in northern Italy's Lombardy region. Bergamo is made up of two parts: the modern extension in the plains below and the old walled core, known as Città Alta ('Upper Town,') situated inside a group of hills. Encircled by vast Venetian defensive systems, the upper town has been recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since July 9, 2017. Let me show you what’s worth seeing!

My family and I visited Cartagena in January of 2023 for a month and loved every minute of it. After taking a walking tour with a local guide, Anita, I sat down with her to ask her more about her city. I wrote this local guide with her recommendations. Included in the guide are: 🏔️ - Top Attractions 👨‍👩‍👦‍👦 - Family-Friendly Activities 🍽️ - Restaurant and Bar Recommendations 🏨 - Places to Stay

Costa Rica has a lot to offer from beautiful beaches to the most spectacular nature with different species. 🌿 This guide should help you plan your next holiday here and give you an overview of what is worth visiting and how to allocate your time there.🌿 This guide includes Carara National Park, Isla Tortuga, Liberia and many natural wonders around Liberia (Rio Celeste, Rincon National Park, beaches, Tenorio National Park,...), Monteverde, La Fortuna and the Caribbean - Tortuguero, Cahuita, Manzanillo - and more.🌿 Tips for typical dishes and itinerary.🌿