See my Top 10 Best Places to Visit in Sicily for first timers. With 10 years of visiting the island, you could say I was a bit of an expert!

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All the best beaches on the Amalfi Coast: where to go and how, where to eat and how to drive if you're renting a car. Actually useful tips from a local!

Once home to the mysterious Etruscans, today Volterra is Tuscany's most underrated hill town.

The Grand Canal of Trieste runs from the ocean into the heart of the beautiful city of Trieste, Italy. This medium sized town in Italy, on the border of Slovenia was one of the unexpected highlights of our trip and proved to be as lovely to look at as it was hospitable. -Once again Mapped (see properties on the right hand side) for your viewing pleasure.

Taking the road less traveled has many rewards in Italy. Our editor ventured to the little-known region of Abruzzo and came away utterly charmed.

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Looking for good restaurants near colosseum in Rome? Find out where to have lunch, dinner, happy hour and more...and avoid the tourist traps!

There is something magical about the Cinque Terre. A cluster of five small villages with a colourful array of homes over looking the Liguria Sea.

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Ivrea esce con il vestito più bello nel martedi di carnevale.

Steak is a serious thing here. I made a list of my very favorite restaurants where to eat florentine steak in Firenze, Tuscany. Buon appetito

How to visit the Blue Grotto an is the Blue Grotto worth it? How to get here, best time to go, cost, boat tours of Capri, photos.

The last stop on our Italian coastal tour was Sorrento, also known as the gateway to the Amalfi Coast. While Sorrento still boasts gorgeous sea views, colorful buildings, and delicious Italian cuisine, I didn't find it quite as charming as Positano. We arrived in the heart of the town just after 2 pm and the streets were bustling with tourists. I don't mind visiting touristy locales, but after wandering down the almost tourist-free streets in Positano just hours before, I couldn't help but be disenchanted by the overabundance of them in Sorrento. Not to mention it was over 80 degrees outside that afternoon, so the combination of crowded streets and humid weather made our time there a little less bearable. In lieu of snapping a million photos of the town (since I'd already had my fill of photographing gorgeous Positano), we spent an hour wandering up and down the shop-lined streets trying to find a memento to bring home from our quick stop there. We settled on a cute ornament covered in hand-painted lemons and seascapes, then headed back to our air-conditioned van and we jetted off to the docks to catch our ferry back to Naples. A quick stop, indeed. If I had the chance visit Sorrento again, I would...but maybe in the off season when less tourists are out in full force. Although, if we find ourselves along the Amalfi Coast again, I'm positive the island of Capri will be our first stop since we opted out of it this past trip. So much Italy to see, so little time. Guess we always have a reason to come back! You won't hear me complaining. :) If you missed any of our day along the Amalfi Coast, you can find all my recaps here, here, and here.

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Grab a red and green crayon and enjoy colouring in the Italian flag.

“As soon as I saw you, I knew an adventure was going to happen.” ~Winnie the Pooh During our recent trip to Italy, one of the places we knew we…

"Gaudì, gaspacho and Montalban" March 2016. Monthly illustration for "Dove" italian travel magazine (RCS Media group), since April 2015. // Da aprile 2015 una mia rubrica illustrata sul mensile di viaggi DOVE di Rizzoli/Corriere della Sera. Sketchbook: www.flickr.com/photos/simocapecchi/albums/72157665213950881

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