If you are a Dandy, you'll die for it! In this store located in the heart of the fashionanle Via Brera, you can find two floors completely dedicated to Men's vintage clothes and accessories.
Nice furniture and location, especially in summer. Good people and music. Unique place in Milan!
Head to the roof of the third largest church in the world to shootsoaring city views—and the distant Alps on a clear day. Read more.
The Galleria is a favourite meeting place for the people of Milan, who can choose from classic restaurant Savini, the "Camparino" or "Zucca" bar on the Piazza Duomo side, Gucci's bar Read more.
With a space of 7,000 square metres, it regularly displays modern and contemporary art works including many famous collections from around the world in collaboration with renowned museums and
If you stay in the Island, wake up a bit earlier and go there before breakfast. There is less visitors and can see habitants preparing for daytime
Seafood is the star here; try the antipasti variety plate. Also, all pasta is made in house. Reserve at least a day in advance for dinner & specify if you want to sit outside.
One of the oldest Trattorias in Venice with some of the best meatballs (polpette) in the city. All for only €1.50!
Slightly more pricey than other places but still worth a taste. They let you taste flavors and staff is very nice. If you like chocolate fudge swirls get crema del doge or moro di venezia.
There is a huge selection of deliciously attractive cakes available here! Well worth trying a few at a time. The coffee one is gorgeous! Fresh and handmade, these cakes and pastries are great value
Discover the Secret Itineraries in the Doge’s Palace, offering an interesting insight into the civil and political history of the city of Venice. Book now your special tour guide! Read more.
Go to the left entrance of the Basilica. If you are early enough you can get in for free. Same generally applies to most churches. Suggest you drop a donation instead.
This is one of the best churches in Venice, and an example of the finest Byzantine architecture. Pay attention to the great detail in the mosaic inside and the Horses of St. Mark outside.
This is a great square to visit just as the sun is going down to see the fading sunlight illuminate the facade of the Santa Croce Basilica.
Gorgeous church! Check out the leather school in the back. You can take a class or buy handmade products.
Pleasant atmosphere with welcoming environment, live music, huge variety of italian products .Definitely worth the visit 😜👍
All the good things people have already said are true! Sweet, buttery Parma ham, fabulous modern twist on Italian favourites, and friendly, knowledgeable staff.
Even if you don't like modern italian art or "lùmbard" paintings you can't miss this place!All the assholes are wasting money just around the corner, here it's totally free and calm! Enjoy this jewel.
A place must to see in Milan. Excellent organic food, breakfast, lunch or dinner. The backyard is so lovely and seem to be in the countryside with garden and kids outdoor toys.
Once the royal palace in Milan, go visiting one the exhibitions and enjoy the view on the Duomo!
If you are looking for design, you have come to the right place! Every corner breathes creativity, particularly during the Fuorisalone events taking place in April. Your favorite spot awaits!
A rare hybrid venue that combines a flower shop and restaurant, Fioriao Bianchi is particularly popular with a discerning, international crowd who hail from the creative industries... Read more.
Take a break! If you study at the Bocconi University and you need a fashion breather you cannot miss Wok store, just few steps from the University. Designer labels and much more... Wokinto this store!
Amazing location and inside decoration, they don't have "aperitivo" that is a classy choice.
You can't visit Milano without visiting Santa Maria delle Grazie , it's a must..... The last supper is speechless 😱😶
This is a huge museum. I've never seen a museum this big. It's room after room and floor after floor. It even goes on outside. All kinds of things to see. Paintings, IT stuff, Trains, Boats, Cars etc
Design museum and events are daily present in this italian design centre. Stop by for a 2 hours tour through the culture and innovation Read more.
Annexing a forgotten corner of the city's grand Galleria del Corso, Jean Nouvel has transformed a dusty old movie theatre into a 7-storey fashion, food and design emporium... Read more.
The guided tours start at 10.15, and are repeated every 30 minutes until 17.15. I suggest to visit the Villa in spring and summer, so you can have a rest in the garden, near the swimming pool.
What a nice way to update an old market! In the heart of town, is the perfect place to grab some great food and wine, choosing from the best things Italy has to offer. There are also cooking classes!
House wine and foccacias are great! You should also try cheese plate that is served with jam.English menu is not provided as this is restaurant is mostly visited by locals but waiter is really helpful
There's one room in this museum that just takes your breath away: Botticelli's "Birth of Venus" & "Spring." I'd spend 50% of my time in this room :)
Symbolism, theology, beauty – the Spanish chapel in Santa Maria Novella has it all, so make room on your next jaunt to this side of the city.
An unforgettable place. I love all the pasta dishes and the tirami-su. Buy one of their cookbooks and olive oil as well.
Some interesting Medici collections of painting, sculpture and costumes. Alternatively, skirt around behind the palace for a stroll in the formal Boboli Gardens with their Baroque grottoes
The hotel's restaurant is lit by 450 candles every night... Such an incredible site! Read more.
Take the complimentary boat trip, along the Amalfi Coast, don't forget your camera and your swimwear (in case you fancy a quick dip when they stop the boat for drinks)
Everyone is so friendly and happy here! Just love everything about this place. Away from the heavy tourist area u can enjoy amazing bruschetta, pizzas and pasta. The seafood is to die for!!!
Great homemade pasta and pizza. Shuttle service to Positano is definitely a plus.
Amalfi, city of culture, history, love, lemon and the best ice cream in Universe. Try lemon ice cream in Sole di mezzanotte in via Lorenzo d' Amalfi
This is THE place to be and to eat when in Amalfi. The food is absolutely delicious, the service a lot more friendly than you would expect and yes, it is expensive but who cares ! Quality has no price
Hotel Caruso offers a complimentary boat cruise of the Mediterranean Coast daily :) Read more.
If you have time and in the area this is worth the trip.... Best view on the coast with outstanding cuisine ..... You want to eat out near the infinity pool .... You will not be disappointed
Tartufo di pizzo alla gianduia.. Just try it. Very good pizza, all toppings are fabulous!
Buy the combo ticket at the Roman Forum first and fly past all the people waiting in line at the Colosseum!!
Loved Gladiator? Visit the Colosseum and imagine ancient Rome in its glory days! Tip: get the Roma Pass, a three-day tourist discount card for free entry to two city sites and other discounts.
The entire interior is lighted by a single hole in the dome, once you spend 15 mins thinking about it, it's pretty phenomenal design.
2 euros get you two heaping scoops of fresh and delicious ice cream, dipped in chocolate of your choice. Seriously, this is a no brainer. Do yourself a favourite and get some ice cream here.
A local favorite for aperitivi, thanks to the creative drinks and extensive wines by the glass. Opt for the cozy, oak-plank-floored interior during cold months or the sidewalk setups come summer.
An interesting spot in Milan`s downtown heart, saturated with people of any nation and any *kind*. One of the best shopping-start points as well.
check out the amazing transparent terrace bar...amazing architecture and super avantgarde clothing!
Nice place to eat, with good variety in the menu and the pleasant environment. The waiters were really kind. Recommended!!
Download the free podcast by Rick Steves for a great guided tour of this impressive site.
The perfect mixture of culture and nature, enjoy strolling down the little paths and be sure to pay a visit to the Galleria Borghese!
The sumptuous formal grounds of the Palazzo Pitti, Florence’s largest palace, spread elegantly across a hillside, with pools, marble statuary, secret paths and hidden gardens. Read more.
Villa d’Este’s concentration of fountains, grottoes and water installations represented a model emulated in gardens throughout Europe, specifically those done in the Mannerist and Baroque styles. Read more.
A couple of souvenirs shops around the Vatican City but my favourite one is the one located on the roof of the St Peter's Basilica run by the Philippines nuns.
The summer evening tours on Friday nights beginning in May are less crowded and have a magical feel to them. The museums are overwhelming to take in on one visit, but the Sistine Chapel end is perfect
Bye a ticket online. Its 4 euro more an you will avoid queuing for 4-5 hours. Whole system is way too ridiculous in fact!
An intriguing reconstruction of the giardino di palazzo. The geometrical flower beds, the pergolas and the well contribute to the sense of being in a true magical garden.
You should definitely see these three here; Michelangelo's David and Prisoners, Giambologna's Rape of the Sabines, Botticelli's Madonna and Child and Madonna of the Sea.
If you know how to appreciate gastronomic food, modern with local ingredients and surprisingly tasty, very good wines from Italy.
Extremely crowded 24/7. Book your entrance in advance on the website and avoid week ends. Evening/night is pretty cool
The cuisine is a mix of unexpected flavors- eel with anchovies ice cream, dessert containing sea urchin & white chocolate & a lot of other surprises! Must be tried once, I would say
Of you're in Milan going to Luini is a must. Their panzerotti (fried pizza dough stuffed with all kind of goodness) are as famous as delicious. A queue is always present but they serve fast.
The best icecream I've had in Italy (and I have gelato several times a day ha). Fragoline di bosco, ricotta fig, banana and rice are all fantastic. I miss this place already.
Go to the oyster bar instead of the restaurant. No reservation needed and the view (and food) is far better... (But bring money, it's not a bargain!) :)
Absolutely beautiful to take a stroll in the sunset and drink a coffee on one of the numerous terraces.
Must-visit place if you want to experience a truly local Italian restaurant. No tourists, just locals. Feels very authentic.
Carbonara and cacio e pepe were both delicious. House red wine was nice. Fried artichokes were also very good. We skipped second course and jumped into tiramisu, which was also, as expected, very good
Grilled veal chops and fried zucchini flowers are the house specialties, and some charmingly outdated dishes, such as the linguine al limone, are hard to find anywhere else. Read more.
Crispy carciofi alla giudia (deep-fried artichokes) is Piperno's calling card; the stuffed zucchini flowers are renowned as well. If it's summer, make sure you ask for a table outside. Read more.
The best pizza I've ever had. This place was recommended to us by friend and it was totally good recommendation. We tried 4 kinds of pizza-all delicious. Also zucchini flowers definitely worth trying
Excellent restaurant near the Colleseo. The Eggplant Croquettes were terrific. Really liked their deconstructed Tiramisu too.
Literally the best gelato I've ever had. Don't skimp and get the whip cream (panna) too! Salted Carmel was my fav.
Locale molto carino; antipasti e primi eccezionali! Buona anche l'accoglienza ed il servizio.
The pear filled pasta with asparagus was fabulous! Menu is only in Italian and I love that... Made the meal that much better. Thank goodness for the Google Translate app though!
Don't leave Firenze without trying their "cioccolata con panna". Trust me, it is superb!
Best place we ate in Venice. You can feel food is special. Carpaccio is delicious I can recommend ratatouille.
A pharmacy since 1612 - the wonderful aroma from the herbs and flowers used for the potpourri and essences greets you on entry & reminds you of its history. A must visit!
Walk through the garden looking for the magic door: carved in the marble there is the alchemical recipe to turn lead into gold!!! Read more.
go here. purchase leather made goods. watch the craftsman monogram it with gold leaf. bought so many gifts here. it's a don't miss. http://www.scuoladelcuoio.com/scuola-del-cuoio-about-us.html
Home made Tuscan dishes in a modern bar like setting. Really good provided you have the patience to wait while the owner waits on 15-20 people at the same time.
Soltanto ballerine, di tutti i colori che mente umana possa concepire, e a prezzi accettabili. Eccezionale
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!
it's really good and incredibly cheap!! just order a wine and a panino and sit beside a canal. one of the best places of Venice!
By then a cult in the city with its almost surreal taste this library is truly a not to miss, come above all with high tides
Housing Leonardo's famous Last Supper, this is a must visit. Be sure to buy tickets way in advance as tickets will not be available at ticket counter. Or try tickitaly.com for a mini tour.
Amazing atmosphere after dark in the early evening when shops still open and everything buzzing
A truly big and beautiful piece of architecture and Venetian history is represented by this impressive building. Free entry but be prepared to pay for things inside.
Such an impressive monument that you must go and see. Truly beautiful, don't miss the statues at the top either!
For a trip along the full stretch of the Grand Canal, hop aboard the No. 1 or No. 2 Vaporetto. Beautiful.
One of the very few museums that opens until midnight in Florence. Climb up the tower for a fantastic view of the duomo.
Gelato is served through all the year and it's delicious. Perfect for meals all day long. One of my favorite places in Milan!
C'é la ragazza del Mora 16, e i loro gelati buonissimi!! Sesamo nero: gnam_gnam!
Pear and ricotta was beautiful and subtle (not too sweet like Giolotti) and the honey rice was interesting. Love it
Less touristic part of Rome. Be sure to check out the artisan streets around the area
We use products from one of the world's oldest pharmacies, which continues to use natural ingredients and follow the traditional recipes of monks from the 13th century.
Delicious breads and cheeses. Panini perfection. Unique decor, I loved how they used barrels as their tables. Great service!!
A glorious terraced garden and a museum dedicated to the extravagant, sculptural silk creations of Florentine designer Roberto Capucci, with wonderful views over the city.
The burgers here are made from local Chianina beef, and the toppings include black olive salsa and truffles. Not your ordinary burger!!
The aperitive in the terrace in front of Florence is wonderful for the mouth and the soul :)
Go inside the palace to see the frescoed chapel of the family with 'Adoration of the Magi' scenes by Benozzo Gozzoli. Not to be missed!
Recommended in NYT's 36 hours in Rome: Fantastic view: the loftiest and best in Rome. From this perch you can see the layout of most of the historic center
Are here twice. Loved the anchovies and raisin pasta; very different. They have daily specials. Pasta e ceci was great (pasta and chickpea soup). Service great too.
A cat sanctuary in the middle of a roundabout in the middle of some ancient ruins. That doesn't happen all the time. PS the cats beat the ruins.
It’s about seasonal fruits (from persimmon and quince to mandarin orange) and nuts (pistachio, pignoli, roasted chestnut) at this gelateria in Prati.
Il Goccetto is my favorite kind of wine bar: small, intimate, welcoming ... a place frequented by locals because of the great selection of wines at reasonable prices ;)
The Baths of Caracalla were the second largest Roman public baths, or thermae, built in Rome during the reign of the Emperor Caracalla. The central part is the summer home of the Rome Opera company
Fresh place with light and open decor. Good smoothies and delicious organic produce. The sandwiches could be better, a bit too basic with white bread.
After tasting a white pizza with zucchini from this traditional bakery, you will definitely have trouble uttering the words "it's just bread!"
This place is like a posh French bistro where locals come to enjoy great cocktails. The best thing to do is to take a seat at the beautiful vintage bar and ask the bartender for recommendations. Read more.
Great place and coffee! Outside tables is the best choice to make if you find a free one!
Had the carrot, orange and pineapple juice with a bio cake. Ended with vanilla green tea and a plate of hummus bruschetti and tofu stars.. Truely mesmerised by this place.. Great for working n lunch.
Very tasty donuts with cream, suitable for a little pause near duomo
I suggest to try a caffè estivo, an espresso macchiato with cream made by cold milk. Estivo means “typical of summer,” but believe me it’s worth a try even in wintertime. Read more.
Excelente atención la pizza con todos los quesos es muy buena, pero nada como el postre esta torta de manzana es increíble, un ambiente súper agradable, definitivamente vale la pena probarlo!
Stroll in St Mark's square and optional visit of its monuments inclunding:The Doge's Palace(the visit lasts 1h30min) and St. Mark's Basilica(visit time 30 min-follow the instrucions at the netrance).
