Ciao Ciao - Italy unveiled
Fia BStories and places from Dolce Vita's country
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I skipped Lake Como for this, and I'd do it again
I’m Italian, and I actually live here. Ciao Ciao Italy is where I share the places, stories, and angles your Italian friend would tell you about. If that sounds like your kind of travel, subscribe
Last weekend I wanted to enjoy the beautif...
Bergamo: the Italian city everyone flies over and few ever explore
A while ago, a friend of mine suggested a day trip to a city near Milan: Bergamo. Honestly, I didn’t quite see the appeal, in my mind, Bergamo had always been associated with the airport and industry (the surrounding area is one of the weal...
Rome's best-kept weekend secret
On a Friday afternoon in early spring, while tourists are still elbowing their way through the Forum, half the city is quietly loading the car and heading north. Or south. Into the hills, toward the water. I used to do it often when I lived...
Milan's Other Soul: Design
I’ll be honest: I’m not great with crowds. When I travel, I tend to pick odd hours, quieter neighborhoods, places where you can still breathe. That’s my style and it’s what I try to write about here. But there are exceptions. Some cities, a...
Slow Down. You're in the South.
Italy is a country of contradictions — and I know this firsthand, because I was born here. The South is a place where time moves differently, where beauty is authentic and often unexpected, and where travelling asks you — in the best possib...
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