Santo Stefano Bologna: History, Food, Culture & Things to Do
Neighborhood Overview and History Santo Stefano is a neighborhood where Bologna’s historic character really shines. It’s among the oldest parts of the city, with a long history shaped by centuries of religious and civic life that have left their mark on the streets the Bolognese people still walk today. You’ll...
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Exploring Naples’ Markets: A Guide for Food Lovers and Culture Seekers
Are you eager to discover the more local side of Napoli? If so, you can’t skip a trip to the lively Naples markets, where you can unearth some of the finest street food, local produce, and quirky crafts. You might also like my Naples food tours if you’re after a...
Where to Find the Best Sfogliatelle in Naples
If you’re partial to a sweet treat and planning a visit to Naples, sfogliatelle needs to be on your foodie bucket list. These shell-shaped pastries have me hooked every time I’m in the city. They were born in the 1600s in Salerno’s Santa Rosa convent, but sfogliatelle only arrived in...
The Ultimate Guide to Neapolitan Pasta: Must-Try Dishes and Where to Find Them in Naples
Every Italian city has those signature pasta dishes that capture the essence of the local cuisine, and Naples happens to have plenty. Somehow, Naples’ pasta offerings have gone largely unnoticed compared to those in other regions, but I’m here to let you in on one of the country’s best-kept secrets!...
Naples Breakfast Guide: Top Spots and Dishes to Try
Naples has some of the best breakfast spots with signature must-try dishes in all of Italy. This includes historic caffès like Gambrinus known for sfogliatella and espresso bars like Leopoldo Infante. With so many different options, it can be hard to know just which spot is best known for which...
A Guide to Bologna Food: Top Dishes and Where to Try Them
Ah, Bologna. Italy’s food capital is an absolute must-visit for anyone with a fondness for Italian fare, which, let’s face it, is the vast majority of us! It’s the focal point of Emilia-Romagna, where you’ll find some of the nation’s most sought-after flavors, including cheeses like Parmigiano Reggiano and Bologna...
Enjoying a leisurely gondola ride around San Marco and marveling at the Ponte de Rialto are all part of the Venetian experience, but making time to discover the finest bacari in Venice is equally important! A bacaro is a traditional haunt for local wines and cicchetti, the city’s unique take...
Average Cost of Food in Venice
Venice is one of the most popular tourist hot spots in all of Italy if not all of Europe. From gondola rides on the Grand Canal to walking tours of famous attractions like St. Mark’s Square and the Rialto Bridge, there’s a lot to love. Yet just like other Italian...
Top 6 Restaurants to Eat in Florence with Kids
The glorious Tuscan capital is a culinary wonderland for food fanatics of any age, and that includes the younger members of your gang. If you’ve been trying to figure out where to eat in Florence with kids, I’ve got you covered. Florence has an impressive roster of family-friendly restaurants, including...
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Eating Venice Food & Drinks Tour
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