All of our tours not only feed you the best each city has to offer but also immerse you in the local culture, authentic street life and history.
The Danish Hot Dog: A Guide to Copenhagen’s Iconic Street Snack
Have you ever heard of the Danish hot dog in Copenhagen? While hot dogs are most commonly associated with Germany, Denmark has its own distinct version, which is a steamed or grilled red sausage (rød pølse) served in a bun with a specific set of classic toppings. What Is a...
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Venice and the wider Veneto region have a slew of scrumptious pasta dishes unique to the area. Better still, the locals here also know a thing or two about recreating specialties from the likes of Rome and Naples, making it quite the culinary paradise for pasta lovers. It’s easy to...
San Lorenzo Florence: History, Markets, and Renaissance Landmarks
The San Lorenzo district is undoubtedly one of Florence’s most exciting areas. Conveniently located near some of the city’s most popular attractions in the heart of the historic center, I don’t doubt you’ll pass through here at some point during your trip. Why San Lorenzo Is One of Florence’s Most...
Jewish Ghetto Rome: History, Culture & Food
Rome has plenty of unique neighborhoods, but the Jewish Quarter is particularly distinctive. Its cobblestone streets, historic piazzas, and striking architecture give it so much character. Why the Jewish Ghetto Is a Unique Neighborhood Today, a thriving Jewish community still lives here, continuing traditions that date back centuries. That living...
A Food Lover’s Guide to Brunch in Venice
Nothing says vacation quite like a lazy morning followed by a late breakfast. If this is your preferred way to start the day, you might be interested to discover some of the top spots for brunch in Venice that I’ve taken a liking to during my last few visits. Brunch...
Campo di Fiori Rome: History, Culture, Food & Things to Do
Campo de’ Fiori in Rome is all the talk at the moment among travelers. It has character, an interesting history, and a convenient location all in one. No wonder it earns a place on just about every itinerary for people visiting the city. Neighborhood Overview and History Campo de’ Fiori...
Testaccio Rome: History, Culture, Food & Things to Do
Testaccio isn’t Rome’s best-known neighborhood, with most visitors opting to base themselves in the likes of Monti, Trastevere, and the Centro Storico. However, head slightly further south, and you’ll stumble upon Testaccio, an effortlessly cool and quirky spot that’s finally getting a little more recognition these days. Why Testaccio Is...
Trastevere Rome: Authentic Charm and Vibrant Streets
With its meandering cobblestone streets, striking medieval structures, and signature terracotta buildings, Trastevere in Rome has established itself as one of the city’s most desirable neighborhoods. In fact, this lively bohemian pocket of the Italian capital has long been a favorite among visitors on my Rome food tours. Why Trastevere...
Florence Countryside: History, Scenic Villages, Wine, and Things to Do
Step outside of Florence and the scenery changes immediately. The countryside opens up into rolling hills, rows of cypress trees, vineyards, and olive groves. Quiet roads wind between old farmhouses, and hilltop towns sit peacefully and seem as if they have barely changed for centuries. Why the Florence Countryside Is...
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