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Are you planning a trip to Portugal and wondering if you should visit Lisbon? Say no more, we’ve got you covered. Lisbon stands as a premier destination in Europe, offering an authentic and enjoyable experience. From picturesque open-air spaces and stunning architecture to delectable Pasteis de Nata pastries and some of the best wineries in …
Read moreYou’ve just unlocked one of Italy’s best-kept secrets. Tucked between Abruzzo and Apulia, Molise serves up everything you love about Italy, minus the tourist crowds. Here, you’ll wander through medieval hilltop towns, explore Roman ruins, hike through untouched landscapes, and still make it back in time for an aperitivo in a quiet piazza. The coastline’s …
Read moreGet ready for stone-paved streets, tower-studded skylines, and seriously addictive food. Known as the city of a hundred towers, Ascoli Piceno is a medieval marvel tucked between the Sibillini Mountains and the Adriatic Sea. This underrated gem in Le Marche blends dramatic architecture with a taste for the good life. You’ll wander through Renaissance palaces, …
Read moreHigh above the Adriatic, Loreto delivers drama, devotion, and damn good views. Known for housing the legendary Holy House of Mary, this hilltop town pulls in pilgrims and architecture fans alike. But it’s not all incense and marble, visit Loreto and you’re also in striking distance of some of the best Marche wineries, where a …
Read morePlanning your next Italian escape? Add a visit to Fermo to your list, a hilltop town in Le Marche where Roman history, Renaissance palaces, and Adriatic views come together in one trip. Explore the underground Roman cisterns, climb up to the Palazzo dei Priori, or simply wander the piazzas where locals still gather in the …
Read moreVisit Macerata and you’ll quickly see why this hilltop town deserves a spot on your Italy itinerary. Forget the crowds, here you get Renaissance palaces, lively student vibes, and piazzas where the coffee comes with a side of people-watching. By day, you can wander through sunlit alleys, duck into quirky museums, or grab a slice …
Read moreSet in the rolling hills of Le Marche, Urbino is a hill town you’ll never forget. Famous as the “ideal city” of the Italian Renaissance, this UNESCO World Heritage Site mixes grand history with a lively, welcoming vibe that makes it a must on any Italy itinerary. When you visit Urbino, you’re stepping into Raphael’s …
Read morePlanning to visit Ancona? Good choice. This Adriatic gem may not shout as loudly as Rome or Florence, but that’s the beauty of it, fewer crowds, better food, and views that stick with you. You can wander from Roman ruins to seaside promenades in the same afternoon, then sit down with a glass of Verdicchio …
Read moreLooking for an Italian region that still feels authentic and untouched? Welcome to Marche, tucked between the Adriatic Sea and the Apennines. Here you’ll find rolling hills covered with vineyards, golden beaches, and medieval towns that look straight out of a postcard. Foodies will love the truffle dishes and local pasta, while wine lovers can …
Read moreWhen you visit Monte Isola, you’ll quickly see why this tiny slice of paradise in Lake Iseo is so special. Picture cobblestone alleys, fishing boats bobbing by the shore, trattorias serving up fresh lake fish, and views that make you stop mid-step just to take it all in. In the middle of your trip, you …
Read moreAt the very top of Lake Como, right on the edge of Switzerland, Chiavenna is a small town with a big personality. It’s famous for its crotti, stone cellars where locals serve up meats, cheeses, and plenty of wine, the perfect stop before or after exploring nearby Lombardy wine tours. Stroll cobbled streets, cool off …
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