We all love Rome, an amazing city with so many things to see. 3 days is certainly not enough time to see everything that Rome has to offer, but we have come up with a 3 day itinerary example to help you to see as much […]
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Ever thought about an Italian Dual Citizenship? Want to honour your Italian heritage with a Dual Citizenship? Here we have some helpful hints to get you started. Why apply for a dual citizenship? It is a great way to connect with your Italian roots, a dual […]
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In Italy February is the month of carnival. What is Carnevale in Italy? Carnevale is the last celebration before the beginning of Lent on Ash Wednesday. Traditonally, Lent is the time before Easter when people deprive themselves of something that they enjoy. The idea is to […]
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Following on from the last post about Eating in Italy, here are a few tips to help to eat like a local. Food in Italy is really important, it is a chance to get together with friends and family. But there are times when it will […]
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January can be a great time to visit Italy, there are less crowds at the most famous attractions (Vatican, Colosseum, Uffizi, Venice in general), you can always find a quite place to have a drink and something to eat. Italians are known for their love of […]
Read MoreBeing one of the world’s most popular destinations, Italy is filled with unique and fascinating sites with wonderful food and drink. Rome, Florence and Venice are among the most popular destinations with many amazing sites and attractions to visit. But there are many places to discover […]
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Essential Guide to Driving in Italy: Tips for Tourists Introduction: Planning to explore Italy by car? This comprehensive guide provides valuable tips for tourists considering a car hire in Italy. From understanding local driving etiquette to navigating unique road conditions, we cover all you need to […]
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Twice a year (in January and in the Summer) there are two of the biggest sale periods all over Italy. Look out for the word ‘Saldi‘, sale in Italian. Everyone puts items on sale, including designers (most designer shops have private sales for Specific clientele and […]
Read MoreThe nativity scenes are a tradition in Italy. Presepio, as they are called, was believed to have been the idea of St Francis of Assisi in 1223. Presepio means crib or manger. It is said that he built a replica of the manger scene to help […]
Read MoreChristmas starts early in Italy. The countdown starts off on December 8th with the celebration of the Immaculate Conception (read our Immaculate Conception blog post) and continues to January 6th, 30 days of Christmas! A canon is fired from the Castel Sant’Angelo to open the festivities. […]
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