Europe Travel & Vacation Guide
Wine is strongly connected to Italian culture and Italian’s way of life. In 2018, Italy produced over 48,500 hectolitres of wine, more than any other country this year. This is a trend that Italians celebrate, and wine is an essential part of everyday Italian life. Wine is so celebrated in Italy that across the country […]
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Rome is one of the world’s great cities, but it is easy to visit and not have the best time thanks to the overpriced and overcrowded tourist attractions. Our guide to What NOT to Do in Rome will allow you to steer clear of the downsides and enjoy La Dolce Vita. Don’t get ripped off […]
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When in Rome there are hundreds of things to do and places to see – but do all of them mean spending a small fortune? Think again. There are loads of awesome sightseeing activities that you can do and they are all virtually free. Here are some suggestions for a thrifty but still fun way […]
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Many devout catholics will hope to visit the Vatican at some point in their lifetime. Vatican City is the smallest country in the world and as the home of the Pope it is considered the centre of Catholicism. Around 800 people live in Vatican City, many of them nuns and priests. But even for the […]
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It’s not always easy being a tourist, and quite often you stick out like a sore thumb – a target for sales pitches, thieves and unwanted attention. Italy is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, and with fine wine and famous cuisine as well as stunning architecture and a diverse culture, […]
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