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  • The Best Cooking Class in Florence – A Review

    The Best Cooking Class in Florence – A Review

    If you have been reading my posts for a while, you know I often go on food tours when visiting new cities. There is nothing I love more than experiencing a culture through its culinary… Read more

  • Rome Do’s and Don’ts – A Personal List

    Rome Do’s and Don’ts – A Personal List

    I first visited Rome in the autumn of 2022 with my parents and sister. We made some fantastic memories, but as I watched the outskirts of Rome skim past our bus as we left the… Read more

  • Reviewing the Best Food Tour in Rome

    Reviewing the Best Food Tour in Rome

    On my second trip to Rome, immersing myself in the food culture was my top priority. The first time I visited Rome, I didn’t research where to eat. Because of this, I ended up disappointed… Read more

  • Why You Should Stay in Praiano Instead of Positano

    Why You Should Stay in Praiano Instead of Positano

    Discover the reasons why I recommend Praiano over Positano for your Amalfi Coast vacation Read more

  • A Week Exploring Tuscany

    A Week Exploring Tuscany

    You can’t talk about Tuscany without mentioning the rolling green hills, the Cyprus-lined roads, the garnet wine, and the flavors of cheese, truffle, and pistachio dancing on the tongue. The sunsets seem to glow brighter… Read more

  • 3 Days in Praiano & Positano

    3 Days in Praiano & Positano

    Praiano is a hidden gem located next to the famed Positano, and I had the opportunity to spend 3 days in both of these majestic towns. Read more

  • How I Spent 3 Days in Rome

    How I Spent 3 Days in Rome

    Rome is a city where history oozes from every crack in the wall. It’s a place where every brick can tell legendary stories of the rise and fall of empires and gossip about the lives… Read more

  • A Dreamy Tuscan Getaway in Barga

    A Dreamy Tuscan Getaway in Barga

    After our trip to Cinque Terre, my husband and I rented a car from Pisa and drove through the curvy, mountainous roads of northern Tuscany to our resort – the Renaissance Tuscany II Ciocco Resort… Read more

  • The Charm of Cinque Terre

    The Charm of Cinque Terre

    The setting sun illuminates the citrine in my wine glass that was lovingly harvested on the grapevines draping the mountains. From From my glass, the light refracts onto the surrounding scenery. The pastel edifices of… Read more