Here are a few destinations that feature some of the solo-friendly hotels and a recommended tour to complete your experience.

I get it! I used to be the one who hated paying for a tour. "Why would I pay money to have someone lead me around all day when I can do...

Umbria is home to some of the most beautiful villages in Italy, each with its unique charm and beauty. Here's my list of five charming towns

If you are like me and want to see the best churches in Italy, then Rome's Four Major Basilicas is a good place to start.

If you are looking for mild temperatures, fewer crowds, and a bevy of free activities, Italy during the Easter Holiday may be right for you.

Constructed in the 11th century, this impressive Romanesque church stands on a hill overlooking the city and the Arno River.

If you’re looking for an unforgettable two-hour architectural and art experience in Rome, the Borghese Gallery is definitely a must-see.

A visit across the Ponte Vecchio to the Palazzo Pitti(Pitti Palace) is a great way to uncover fascinating layers of Florentine history.

Some people say visiting Castel Sant'Angelo is like seeing all of Rome’s history in one place.

Here are a few tips for some of Rome's most popular sites that might help you navigate the crowds or see them crowd-free.

Do you need a break from climbing the hills of Tuscany? Then try Lucca. The city is enclosed by 16th-century military walls that make for a

Certaldo Alto is small and can be seen in its entirety in a couple of hours giving you lots of time to wander, eat, and shop.

a visit to Italy during the Holiday season never disappoints. It is pure magic – think no crowds, sipping hot chocolate in a piazza, and dec

In the heart of Chianti country and not far from Florence (18 miles but more like 40 minutes by car) you will find Querceto di Castellina

You know them when you meet them: those people who always keep their passport on hand, who can pack for an international trip in about...

Cortana is one of those quintessential Tuscan towns built into a hillside with mesmerizing views of the Valdichiana below.

The world-famous Siena Palio is an 800-year tradition that happens twice a year. Visitors flood the city for standing-room-only views.

If a guided tour isn’t your cup of coffee (since we are in Italy), I offer a few suggestions for you to discover Verona on your own.

"Does there even exist an Italy removed from the tourist crowds?" Yes. Italy’s Lake Regions. In the duo-regions – Lombardy and Piedmont...

Here are a few of the special spots I love to linger at when I visit Capri.