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San Lorenzo Travel Guide

ARTICLES

T+L Bookshelf

From enthralling armchair tales to handy on-the-ground guides, books are an essential element of any traveler’s world. Here, our collection of great travel books and...

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.

Trekking Around Panama

From a capital city on the make to a seaside retreat in Pedasi to the superverdant cloud forest in Boquete, Amy Wilentz experiences the many...

T+L Reports: Rome for Real

San Lorenzo used to be Rome’s hipster, mingle-with-locals neighborhood. But then tourists got a whiff of the clove cigarettes, design cuisine moved in, and San...

Florence=Fun?

One clan comes up with the right equation

Hotel Rooms with a View

After a meticulous seven-year restoration, the 15th-century Palazzo della Gherardesca opens its doors as the Four Seasons Hotel Firenze, with remarkable frescoes, expansive gardens, and...

Next Great Neighborhoods: Rome

SAN LORENZO Tucked behind the Termini train station, just beyond the ancient Aurelian walls, San Lorenzo began life in the 1880's as a ghetto for...

The Best of Rome

Old meets new in the city that does la dolce vita like no place else.

Q&A: European Golf Vacation

Having "done" the British Isles, I'd like to play in Continental Europe this year. Which are the first places you'd go? Practically every European country...

A Spanish Celebration: Semana Negra

In the small town of Gijón, in northern Spain, Scott Spencer discovers a literary festival devoted to crime novels, comics, and science fiction—a celebration of...
ACTIVITIES

San Lorenzo Market

This lively, sprawling street market is an obligatory stop for anyone in search of cheap and cheerful fashion accessories and gifts. These days many of the leather goods on sale are made in... more ›




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