Category: Italy
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Marmore Falls: Italy’s Wildest Waterfall, A Family Story, and Why You Need to Visit Now
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🧐 Estimated read time | 6 minutes I never thought a waterfall could make me question my shoe choices, family dynamics, and life all at once. But that’s exactly what happened at Cascata delle Marmore — a 165-meter giant in Umbria that feels less like a simple waterfall and more…
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Why You’ll Fall in Love with Tivoli’s Villa d’Este
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🧐 Estimated read time | 4 minutes What do Kaos, Renaissance engineering, and my very first kiss with my husband have in common? Villa d’Este, Tivoli. Yup, this day trip from Rome is one for the books — whether you’re chasing Netflix sets or just want to get lost in…
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Lost in Venice: A 24-Hour Love Letter to the Floating City
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🧐 Estimated read time | 8 minutes Song of the day How to pay Currency: EUR Card-friendliness: 10/10Cards are accepted everywhere except at the local markets. I am sure this doesn’t come as a big surprise for anyone, given the nature of street markets around the world. Accommodation We stayed…
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Still Practiced, Still Powerful: 26 Superstitions From the Heart of Naples
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🧐 Estimated read time | 18 minutes Meet Elena – a true Napoletana, champion horse rider, fellow marketing ninja, proud dog mama and last but not least, my car’s saviour. She is not only gorgeous in the most apparent way, but also carries that effortless, independent, knowing-what-she-wants-and-is-capable-of woman energy that automatically draws…
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Eat Like a Roman: Hidden Food Gems Locals Swear By
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🧐 Estimated read time | 8 minutes Rome isn’t just an open-air museum or the cradle of Western civilisation—it’s a food lover’s dream where every bite tells a story. Whether you’re here for a weekend or a lifetime, this guide is your passport to Rome’s most authentic flavours: gelato, pasta,…
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9 Things You Must Know Before Dining In Italy
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🧐 Estimated read time | 9 minutes Hello, beautiful wanderlusters! As you may already know, I have recently moved to Italy. One would think that the most plausible explanations for the move were my studies, my unmeasurable love for Rome, the opportunity to learn Italian, the Art (yes, the capital…