How many days do we need in Italy? This was the big question on our minds as we began planning our first visit back in July ...

Admission is free and the views even higher up are worth the climb. – Holly D. Johnson Overlooking the city from its perch in the Oltrarno district, the Piazzale Michelangelo is one of the most ...

With fairytale villages, picturesque rolling hills, fabulous food and world-renowned wine, Italy is an enchanting country ...

Expect to hear both Italian and German while exploring, as the local culture and architecture is a blend of Italy and Austria ...

A road trip crossing ... drink experiences for Italy. Overall, it’s challenging to determine food costs precisely, but budget at least 40–60 euros per person per day. The majority of activities in our ...

Check out these 15 free things to do in Italy. Italy is a dream destination for many, but it often comes with a hefty price tag. As one of Europe’s more expensive travel spots ... Also read: 13 Days ...

Instead of dreading the end of a ski trip to Italy's Dolomites, I spent a night in Venice thanks to the convenience of an ...

Attracting 79.3 million visitors, the US remains a top travel destination ... also played a key role in driving this growth. Italy welcomed 64.5 million tourists drawn by its rich history ...

Eurobound has crafted a new eight-night independent package for travelers celebrating Italy’s 2025 Jubilee Year, which the ...

Do not miss paying a visit to the world-class museums Day 4: Of course, you cannot miss visting the capital of Italy, Rome. The Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon and more are some famous sights ...