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Planning a trip to Italy: all you need to know for a perfect trip (updated for 2026)!
All you need to know to plan a trip to Italy. The travel guide for stress-free Italy travel planning that will help you make the most of your vacation in Italy.
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Ischia with kids: all you need to know for a perfect island stay and why you’ll love it
Our family guide to Ischia with kids: best towns, beaches, things to do for families, and all our Ischia travel tops, based on our now travels to this stunning, family friendly island in Italy. Ischia is a stunning island in Southern Italy, and one of the best island destinations in Italy for families looking for a beautiful, relaxed, truly Italian and kid-friendly place to enjoy some sea and sun. Ischia is just in front of Naples, Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast and share with its neighbours the colors and flavors of this stunning part of Italy: Ischia is a dreamy palette of luscious green hills, crystal blue sea views, hot…
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Pompeii Day Trip from Rome: How to Visit Pompeii in One Day (Yes, it’s possible!)
How plan a Pompeii day trip from Rome: step by step guide. It is possible to visit Pompeii from Rome in one day, but you need the right plan. Here’s how to get there by train or tour, what to expect, and how to make it work with kids. One of the questions I get asked most often, usually with a mix of curiosity and disbelief is: ‘Is it really possible to visit Pompeii from Rome in one day?’ The answer is yes, it absolutely is! A day trip from Rome to Pompeii is possible, enjoyable and even easy. However, there is something you need to know! Visiting Pompeii from Rome…
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Traditional Italian New Year’s Foods: What Italians Eat on Capodanno
Discover traditional Italian New Year’s foods for Capodanno! Learn why Italians eat lentils, cotechino, capitone and more, and how these festive dishes bring luck, abundance, and celebration to the new year. If there’s one thing you can count on in Italy on New Year’s Eve, it’s a very generous table. The cenone di capodanno (new year’s big dinner) is the most established of all Italian New Year’s tradition and it is as big and generous as the name suggests! Unlike Christmas, which tends to follow well-defined regional menus, the Italian New Year’s Eve dinner is a much more relaxed and varied affairs when it comes to the food offered. Families choose…
