This restaurant, slightly outside of central Rome, is a local’s only hot spot! As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
Try the famous porchetta – pork on a piece of wax paper. Sample other dishes like horsemeat, olives and cookies dipped in wine. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
Tony tried some polpitte, suppli a la carbonara, coratella, Caprese 3000 and Abbachio all Cacciatora. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
This hole-in-the-wall pizza joint features some amazing and fresh seasonal concoctions. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
Have a meal at one of the restaurants round the Piazza for an awesome view of the Pantheon
TRAVEL FACT: Assure your trip back to Rome by tossing a coin over your shoulder at the Fontana di Trevi.
TRAVEL FACT: You don't want to miss Michelangelo's David, the Rape of the Sabines and the unfinished Slaves at the Galleria dell'Accademia.
Come on, aren't you posing for a "Pisa Pusher" photo? It started leaning soon after it was built on marshy ground. Discover what's beyond the Leaning Tower: http://bit.ly/1hpO7KA
The hotel has a great location, very easy access to many attractions in the city. The rooms a are a bit slow and breakfast is somehow not efficient; but worth trying.
The hotel is beautifully located very close to downtown. The building is great with its historic and artistic sides.
Legends say that 'Matuta' "Goddess of the Sea," blessed Sanremo with perfect climate! We think they may have been right! ;) Read more.
Greatest scientific discoveries came from the observation of nature. Great design is inspired by Nature.
The building was constructed between 1939 and 1956. From 2007 to 2010 it was undergoing refurbishing and restructuring and now it has become the Museo del Novecento http://tinyurl.com/8jknq8t
The first concept restaurant created by fashion stylists Dolce and Gabbana. Let you be treated like a celebrity in Milan! Read more.
Chef Fulvietto Pierangelini creates yummy dishes like tagliolini with Sicilian pesto or greater amberjack with black truffle and capers, spinaches and leeks cream.
The Colosseum is one of the most recognized monuments of ancient Rome. A masterpiece of classical architecture, it is an enormous amphitheater where gladiators once battled before 50,000 spectators. Read more.
The Pantheon is the best-preserved ancient building in Rome. It was built (and possibly designed) by Hadrian in AD 119-128 as a temple to the 12 most important classical deities.
Fancy some authentic pizza? You don't have to look any further. Go to Pizzeria Remo and enjoy your crispy thin Pizza. As a starter try the bruschette al pomodoro!
Without doing some clothes shopping in Italy you haven't really been to Italy. Via Condotti is a great place to find all big designer names, even if you're budget isn't big enough for Valentino.
Probably one of the best you can get is at the Gelateria del Teatro, hidden in a small backyard. Try the home-made cioccolato puro or salvia e lampone (sage ice cream with a raspberry ripple)!
The perfect place if you're tired of the normal souvenirs for friends and family. Find your crazy gift!
After 120 years as a building site, the current St Peter's was consecrated on 18 November 1626 by Urban VIII - exactly 1,300 years after the consecration of the first basilica on the site.
Crack a few jokes here, as Marcello Mastroianni did with Audrey Hepburn in "Roman Holiday". But be warned! Tell the truth or be bitten!
After its period of glory, the Forum was relentlessly attacked for centuries by barbarians, after which it was gradually dismantled by anyone - from popes to paupers - who needed building materials.
Brother André's canonization by Pope Benedict XVI reconnects Montreal with Catholic past. More at the link: Read more.
Another beautiful place in Rome, near Piazza San Pietro, and near shopping streets live Via Ottaviano and Via Cola di Rienzo, and you can easily go everywhere in Rome by Metro A, bus and tram.
If you arrive before noon, expect long lines to do all the cruise ships and tour buses that show up at the same time. If you come in the afternoon, you will see much smaller crowds.
In 1994, TIME named Pope John Paul II its Man of the Year, calling him the "Warrior Pope."
5th - National Museum of Castel Sant'Angelo (Visitors: 915.421) The emperor Hadrian erected it in 123-139 BC as its monumental tomb. Read more.
For centuries, piazza del Popolo was the first glimpse most travellers got of Rome, for it lies at the end of the ancient via Flaminia and directly inside the city's northern gate the Porta del Popolo
Just by the Grand Canal, the hotel offers you great views. Remember to dine in the hotel, the food is delicious and the terrace is perfect for it.
If you have an early flight and you want to stay in a luxury hotel, Sheraton would be perfect for you. It's also a great business centre.
See the famous Duomo of Milan, a huge cathedral, a unique building, a fusion of different architectural styles of the old times as it was started in 1386 and finished in 1965. You won't stop staring!
Relax and get tanned in the beautiful park of Via Palestro, and enjoy a visit to the Galleria D'Arte Moderna. It has a little secret garden in the back inspired by the old roman baths - unmissable!
See the Accademia di Brera, the famous arts academy and museum with masterworks from the best painters of all times.
Marc by Marc shop in Brera, enjoy shopping and stop at the cafe' in store where you can think about buying a couple of pieces or the whole collection - because you know - it's so cool!
You can't miss Corso Como 10, a concept store that is about refined fashion. An experience that goes from shopping (you can find our collection brand there) to a good drink, or dinner.
Check out the 680 million euro project for the construction of the "Citta' della Moda" (Fashion Town) in the heart of Milan: Garibaldi area. It will be a statement for Milan as THE fashion capital.
You will definitely like a nice elegant dinner in the hotel restaurant. Great service.
A pick by Maria Luisa Frisa in the Louis Vuitton 2013 City Guide, the Bbar is an authentic gem of 1950s luxury. With impeccable service, its an ideal spot for meetings. http://vuitton.lv/17szMKa
An excellent spot for a quick lunch, an indulgent afternoon tea, an aperatif, or a late nightcap in the elegant lounge. More Venice picks in the Louis Vuitton City Guides at http://vuitton.lv/17szMKa
The history of computer science is just few steps away from Piazza dei Miracoli. You'll find a unique collection of machines and antique scientific tools related to Italian scientists.
