Versilia is in the northern coastal region of Tuscany, a very popular summer destination for wealthier Italians. It’s been “on the map” for millenia, lined with Roman towns and architecture, and crossed by the Via Francigena route to France and
Search for articles on Lucca and you’ll find a consistent theme - this is a gorgeous, lovely town to simply wander through and experience. Walk the walls! Check out the churches! Unlike many historic Italian destinations (like Florence), this is
I arrived in Arezzo around 1:00 on Friday, planning to spend the afternoon before heading to Venice (and break up the long trip). I walked through the town, made it to the park at the top, and found myself wondering
Florence, like Rome, can be very unpleasant and crowded (I think "Italian Disneyland" might have been the term I used). My first trip I found it “very American,” “expensive,” and “boring.” My second trip here was spent either rushing around