Cities
Italy is also an ideal country for a city trip. Summer or winter, whatever you want. The Italian cities have a lot to offer. From the big cities of Milan, Rome, Naples and Florence to the small art cities in the countryside of Tuscany or The Marches.
In the blog articles below you will find our experiences with large and small cities and towns in Italy. What are the must see places? And which places should you skip?
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in Travel tips, Rome, CitiesThe Area Sacra – 'sacred zone' – of ancient Rome is now open to the public
The 'Area Sacra', in the heart of Rome, a stone's throw from Piazza Venezia and Piazza Navona, is best known for the cat colony that is traditionally maintained there by animal-friendly older ladies, known as the gattare. Cat colony The cats wandering through the ruins – there are currently 93 of them – are still a valuable object […] More
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in Pisa, regions, Travel tips, Cities, Tuscany
A day in Pisa: 10 places that you should not miss!
When you think of Pisa, you think of the Leaning Tower. And at first glance the city may seem to offer no more than that and the Piazza dei Miracoli. But the birthplace of Galileo Galilei is really worth a more extensive visit. You can discover many surprising streets, squares, corners and monuments. […] More
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in Italy news, Rome, Cities
Imperial Palace Domus Tiberiana reopened after almost half a century
The Archaeological Park of the Colosseum has another attraction. The Domus Tiberiana, the first palace of the emperors of Rome, has reopened to the public after almost 50 years of closure. This also includes a direct, monumental passage from the Colosseum to the Roman Forum. During the restoration […] More
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in Remarkable, Rome, Cities
“Hallelujah!”, comes from the waste bin
On the Piazza di San Cosimato in the Roman district of Trastevere there is a brand new waste container that, when you fill it, thanks you with a sonorously sung 'Hallelujah!'. Something like this is actually only possible in Rome, and certainly in a Rome that is already well on its way to the Jubilee Year 2025. More than 30 million visitors are expected then, […] More
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Column: back in (the heat of) Rome
'Do not come back! Stay where you are, because it's unbearable here!' friends in Rome warned us. My wife and I had already spent 2 weeks in the Austrian Alps, with mountain walks, chanterelle hunting, an afternoon on a terrace and a Tatort in the evening. And of course with the local gutbürgerliche Küche. We live in […] More
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