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Browse the most useful Italy guides by theme, from places to visit and hotels to seasons, food, and local experiences.

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Places to Visit in Italy

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Hotels & Stays in Italy

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Food & Local Experiences in Italy

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Italy Travel FAQs

Quick answers to common questions before you plan your Italy trip.

How to Choose the Best Bars in Rome?

The best bars in rome depend on your budget, preferred atmosphere and the kind of evening you want. For innovative cocktails: Drink Kong or The Jerry Thomas Project. For aperitivo and a social crowd: Freni e Frizioni or Bar San Calisto. For wine: Il Goccetto o...

From: Where to Drink in Rome: 12 Standout Bars for Cocktails, Wine and AperitivoRead guide
8. How Many Days Should You Spend in Venice?

Two days are enough to see major highlights such as St Mark's Square, the Doge's Palace, the Rialto Bridge and the Grand Canal. Three days allow more time for neighbourhood walks, museums and a visit to Murano or Burano. With four days, you can explore at a sl...

From: When to Visit Venice, Italy: Weather, Seasons and Travel TipsRead guide
What to Eat in Trastevere?

To get the most out of the best restaurants in trastevere rome, try several dishes that reflect the area's culinary traditions: Carbonara: Pasta with eggs, Pecorino Romano, guanciale and black pepper. Cacio e pepe: Pasta with Pecorino Romano and black pepper...

From: Where to Eat in Trastevere: 12 Restaurants for Authentic Roman FoodRead guide
How Long Should You Spend at Santa Croce?

Allow at least 60 to 90 minutes for a meaningful visit. Art and architecture enthusiasts may prefer two hours or longer, particularly if they want to explore the museum, cloisters and Pazzi Chapel in addition to the church. A useful route begins with the main...

From: Santa Croce Florence: Complete Guide to the Basilica of Santa Croce in FlorenceRead guide
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