Italy
Italy, a captivating Mediterranean nation, enthrals visitors with its rich history, enchanting landscapes, and cultural treasures. From the grandeur of Rome’s ancient ruins to the serene beauty of the Amalfi Coast, Italy offers a feast for the senses. Indulge in delectable cuisine, vibrant festivals, and timeless art, all in this enchanting destination.
In Italy, I have already visited the following cities: Bergamo, Bologna, Brixen, Como (Lake Como), Firenze | Florence, Genoa | Genova, Imola, Luino, Meran | Merano, Milan | Milano, Montaione, Naples | Napoli, Palermo (Sicily), Pisa, Pompeii | Pompei, Portofino, Rapallo, Riccione, Rimini, Rome | Roma, San Bartolomeo al Mare, Trieste, Turin, Venice | Venezia, Verona, Voghera
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Hotel Atilius Riccione near the Beach
Hotel Atilius in Riccione will catch your attention pretty fast. This striking pink-turquoise building near the beach of Riccione can not be overlooked. Located in the northern part of the famous beach resort, the Location is ideal. Close to the beach, but not too close, near many shopping possibilities, 2 supermarkets are very close, a…
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Taking a Train to Rimini / Riccione in Emilia-Romagna
It’s so easy; everyone should take a Train to go on Holidays, to Rimini / Riccione in Emilia-Romagna. If you don’t have too much luggage, it’s just so lovely just to sit there, watch the landscape passing by, and arriving relaxed to your holiday destination. To hustle with traffic on the motorway or Tangenziale, no…
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The Smartphone App you need when visiting Rome, by a local Travel Blogger
Any Trip to Rome is a successful Trip. It is certainly impossible to visit Rome and have a bad time. So much culture, art, friendly people and not to forget amazing culinary delights. Yes, I have lost big parts of my heart to Rome. If you are planning a first-time visit to Rome, or are…
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Day Trip to the famous market in Luino, Lake Maggiore in Italy
On Wednesday it’s market day in Luino, and so I went on a 1-day trip to visit it. Living in the south of Germany means that I can actually go on a single Day Trip to Italy. In the early morning, just before sunrise started, I jumped on a bus and literally woke up by…
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Piadina at Caffé Clerici in Luino at Lake Maggiore
Softly the wind was blowing away all the heat I collected exploring Luino. Sitting in a Cafe right by the water has been exactly what I needed for Lunch, beside Food of course. Markets in Italy can be full of people, hectic, and in the summer months sweaty and kind of exhausting. Caffé Clerici in…
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How far is Lake Maggiore from Milan?
The famous Lago Maggiore, surrounded by the Swiss Ticino in the north, and the Italian Piedmont and Lombardy region in each west and east, is a nature paradise. If you are visiting Milan, you should definitely consider a day trip. But, how far is Lake Maggiore from Milan? By Car, it’s less than 60 km.…
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How to make the best Gelato – Carpigiani Gelato University at EXPO Milan
At Carpigiani Gelato University you can learn how to make the best Gelato in the World. Just imagine, what would be a hot summer day without a refreshing gelato? As I assume you have had very good and quite bad gelatos so far, so why not learning how to make Italian gelato by yourself, in…
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New McVeggie Burger by McDonalds Italy (2017)
Back in 2015, I fell in love with the McVeggie Burger by McDonald’s Italia. It was literally the best Burger I have ever had at a Fast Food Chain. I ate it twice in 3 days, considering that I usually eat at McDonald’s once every three months, this was a lot. For sure I could…
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Recipe: How to make Pizza Fritta / Fried Pizza, learnt in Naples, Italy at 1947 Pizza Fritta
Naples / Napoli, a culinary destination you should not miss on a Trip to Italy! To bring more back home from the Land of Culture and good Food, I’m sharing with you the Recipe on how to make Fried Pizza, as I’ve learnt it at Restaurant 1947 Pizza Fritta in Naples, Italy. Below you will…
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NH Collection Hotel Cinquecento Rome Termini Station
Stay at NH Collection Roma Cinquecento near Termini Station – elegant rooms, great transport links and ideal for city breaks in Rome.
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Tiramisu at Angelino “ai Fori” dal 1947 in Rome
Tiramisu, the Italian Dessert with Caffeine, lots of creams and cookies. If I could award a perfect Dessert, it will be Tiramisu. The best Tiramisu in Rome I had was at Angelino “ai Fori” dal 1947. Even though it was raining I enjoyed a Seat in their covered outside sitting area, right next to a…
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Visiting Colosseum in Rome in Winter Season
It’s a must when visiting Rome for more than 24 hours, seeing the famous Colosseum in Rome. Built almost 2000 Years ago the Colosseum in Rome is still the largest amphitheatre ever built. Or what’s left after earthquakes, stone-robbers and just forces of nature. Constructed of concrete and sand the building progress started AD 72…
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Products I always buy in Italy and bring back home
Whenever I visit Italy, there are some Products I always buy, and some Stores I usually visit. Italy is worldwide known and loved for great Food and awesome Fashion. And yes, these are the main categories of business I frequent. Shopping Haul Video: Products I buy in Italy Here now my Shopping Haul Video, that…
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Free entry to Colosseum and Roman Forum in Rome – When and for who
Among other Attractions, the Colosseum and the Forum Romanum rank in the Top of the most visited sights in Rome. While the Spanish Steps, the Pantheon, the Villa Borghese Garden and many others are always free to visit, you have to pay an entrance fee for the Colosseum and the Roman Forum / Forum Romanum.…
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Vespa and small Cars of Rome
In a City as busy as Rome you have to have a small vehicle to get around. Vespa Scooters are perfect if you are alone and have not too much to carry around, but when it comes to small Cars, I’ve also seen many in Rome. The streets of Rome are actually quite wide, but…
