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Italy Travel Guide

ARTICLES

Traditional Life in Puglia, Italy

On a journey through the southern region of Salento, T+L discovers traditional life in Puglia, Italy.

World’s Best Trip: Veneto, Italy

How to take a World’s Best trip to the Veneto, Italy.

Agriturismi: Italy's Best Affordable Spots

From Piedmont to Campania, T+L discovers the best affordable agriturismi in Italy, where the food comes straight from the land and Italian tradition lives on.

Italy's Best Affordable Country Inns

From an ancient stone villa in Piedmont to an atelier in Florence, T+L reveals Italy’s best affordable country inns.

5 Ways to See Italy

Five experts reveal their insider tips, from a ceramics tour of the Amalfi Coast to a culinary drive in Emilia-Romagna.

World’s Best Trip: Sicily, Italy

How to take a World’s Best trip to Sicily.

Vacationist Hotel Deals: Urban Escapes in New York, Rome, and Venice

Whether you prefer the fast-paced streets of Manhattan, the ancient ruins of Rome, or the romantic gondolas of Venice, we’ve got your next vacation covered—all...

A Food Lover's Guide to Genoa, Italy

T+L reels in decadent squid-ink ravioli, hearty roasted branzino, and so much more on the Ligurian coast.

Eat Like a Local in Italy

Zigzagging from Rome to Piedmont, T+L takes a tasting tour of the country’s artisanal offerings.

Hot Spots of Italy's Dolomite Mountains

For the perfect alpine retreat, look no farther than Italy’s Dolomite Mountains.
HOTELS

Grand Hotel Majestic- Già Baglioni

The 109-room Grand Hotel Majestic - Già Baglioni exemplifies traditional style: Murano glass chandeliers sprouting from the ceilings, acres of marble, a frescoed palazzo, and corridors you... more ›


RESTAURANTS

Il Palagio

The hotel restaurant of the Four Seasons Hotel, Firenze is serious and excellent. Chef Vito Mollica serves homemade pastas such as ricotta-and-mint ravioli in a lamb sauce. more ›


ACTIVITIES

Scuola Leonardo Da Vinci

All locations cover cultural classes reflecting the heritage of their city, ranging from music and art history in Florence and Rome to fashion and design in Milan. Classes run from two to 24 weeks. more ›




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