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Your Italy Hotel Is “Central.” But Is It Actually Convenient?
A hotel can be 600 metres from the centre and still be a terrible choice for your trip.
In Italy, those 600 metres might include three bridges in Venice, a steep climb in Positano, a long staircase in the Cinque Terre, or a route that look...
Gondola vs Vaporetto: Romance Is Not a Transport Plan
There is a particular moment in Venice when sensible transport planning becomes surprisingly difficult.
You are standing beside the Grand Canal, perhaps near Santa Lucia station or somewhere around Rialto, watching a gondola glide past wit...
Lake Como: The Base Guide That Actually Matters
The best place to stay depends less on which town is prettiest and more on how you actually want to spend your days.
Lake Como looks wonderfully simple on a map, which is partly why choosing where to stay becomes surprisingly confusing. A...
Ask Me Your Itinerary: October
Post your Italy route in the comments. I'll reply to the first 30.
Ciao, This is October’s Ask Me Your Itinerary thread. Post your Italy route in the comments, and I’ll reply with what to keep, what to cut and what to book first.
Italy With Kids: Lower the Ambition, Raise the Gelato Budget
There is a particular kind of Italy itinerary that looks magnificent on a laptop.
Colosseum at 9:00. Lunch in Trastevere. Pantheon. Piazza Navona. Gelato. Trevi Fountain. Dinner somewhere “authentic.” Back to the hotel after dark, pleasant...
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