It’s okay to be a snob. Here’s why.
byThe ugliness is abrasive. Instinctively, I wrap my trench tighter across by chest and stride through customs, as though shielding myself from the sheer…
Features
Piazza Farnese
byA true gem often overlooked because of nearby Campo de’ Fiori Many tourists flock to Campo de’ Fiori both day and night, often overlooking…
A family-run villa in the hills above Florence
byVilla di Campolungo, a charming agriturismo nestled in the hills of Fiesole in rural hamlet that dates back to 1427.
The Expat Survival Guide
byThe ultimate survival guide for expats living in Rome. Part I.
Five Things You Must Do In Ponza
byThe Best Things to Do and See in Ponza, Italy As a travel journalist, I’ve seen some bellissime isole here in Italy, however, Ponza…
Katy Spurrell
byExpat in Rome Profile
The art of eating well in Rome
byWhen Italians speak of any destination – be it a city, a village, a beach – the inevitable question “Si mangia bene li’?” (does…
Patrizia Di Gregorio
byExpat in Rome Profile
What Was Your Impression of Rome…?
byWhat is it about this city? What is that intangible euphoria you’re feeling when you step outside? Do you find yourself writing emails to…
The girl who wanted a fairytale
byOnce upon a time I came on holiday to Italy and fell, like you, madly in love with everything. I thought to myself, this…
Trinity Kay
byExpat in Rome Profile
Where to go on the Amalfi Coast
byWith the temperature so high in the city, you might be making plans to head south to the Amalfi Coast. It’s only a 2-hour…
Writer Profile: Penelope Green
byIf you’re wondering whether you can make it as an expat in Rome, look no further than Green’s award-winning When In Rome: Chasing la…
You know you’re becoming Italian when…
by… It’s 10.30pm and you’re still deciding where to go for dinner. … It’s May but you’re still wearing stockings and closed shoes and…