While in Milan you should try two famous Milanese dishes: Cotoletta (Milanase breaded veal) and Milanese risotto, often ...

Many past travelers suggested stopping at the museum prior to visiting the Duomo to better understand the historical context of the cathedral and surrounding monuments. Plus, entrance to the ...

To reach the Duomo entrance be prepared for a work-out: there are 62 steps to climb. After visiting the piazza, head to the Museo della Carta (open every day in season), or Paper Museum ...

Florence, the capital of Italy’s Tuscany region, is a city that has captivated the hearts and minds of travelers for centuries. Known as the birthplace of the Renaissance, Florence is a treasure trove ...

Pop along to see replicas of the stilt huts people lived in thousands of years ago and learn more inside the museum, which ...

Tucked into the mountains and surrounded by lemon groves, this generations-long family-run business teaches simple dishes like aubergine parmigiana, lemon pasta and lemon cake. If you can squeeze in ...

The impressive Duomo (Picture: Getty Images) For something a little more unusual, head to the Museum of Paper. For a £5 entry free, you can enter the 14th century paper mill, and learn all about ...

The Natural History Museum Berlin is famous for its impressive ... Gendarmenmarkt houses the monumental Neue Kirche, Duomo dei Francesi (the French Cathedral), and the Konzerthaus Berlin.

One of the symbols of Milan, Castello Sforzesco, found less than a mile northwest of the Duomo, features a plethora ... Museo delle Arti Decorative, the Museum of Decorative Arts, the Museo ...

Travel broadens the mind, especially if the destination is the cradle of the Renaissance. However, the Florentine masterpiece on display that caught the attention of Harford Jr was not Ghiberti’s ...

Visit the Museo del Corallo Camo Located beside the Duomo Cathedral, this small shop and private museum was founded by master coral craftsman Giorgio Filocamo, who began his trade at the age of 11.

It was the year 1527 when the City of Naples, exhausted by a siege by the French army, shaken by continuous earthquakes, and ...