In homes across America on Christmas Eve, there’s a distinctive aroma in countless Italian-American kitchens – the mingled scents of garlic, olive oil, and an array of seafood dishes simmering on the stove. Welcome to the Feast of the Seven Fishes, a beloved Christmas Eve tradition that, despite ...
The Truth About the Feast of Seven Fishes (Hint: It’s Not Italian)
Behind Closed Doors: Discovering Florence’s Living Renaissance (You Can Visit)
A heavy wooden door opens, and suddenly I'm stepping into Florence's past. Not the Florence of typical guided tours and guidebooks, but a Florence that still lives and breathes the Renaissance every day. If you're planning an Tuscan adventure and looking for unique things to do in Florence, ...
The Best Places To Stay In Italy: With And Without A Car
What is the best part of Italy to stay in? That answer is completely different for every traveler. Will you be renting a car, relying on public transportation or doing a combination of both? What interests are you most passionate about? This guide takes all of that into consideration and offers some ...
Using Your Cell Phone In Italy: 5 Options For Staying Connected (2025)
Staying connected when traveling in Italy is easier than ever. In this guide, I share all you need to know about choosing the best way to use your cell phone in Italy. Whether you’re mapping out your next destination, keeping in touch with family back home, or capturing photos to document your ...
Planning An Authentic Trip to Italy (2025)
With my guide to planning a trip to Italy, I’ve broken down the process step by step so you can curate an authentic Italian adventure without feeling overwhelmed. Travel experiences in Italy have changed dramatically over the last 10 years. It used to be relatively easy to hop on a plane to ...
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