Venice is probably a recurring must-visit place for a lot of people’s lists. It was never really part of mine, but someone told me that I couldn’t go to Italy without setting foot in the place, so I did. By
The Scuola del Cuoio is a school for the leather craftsmen of Florence. Located right behind Santa Croce and a garden, it’s a bit hidden but still pretty easy place to find. It’s also closed on Sundays, so we were
Located along Via de Neri, and a few blocks away from Piazza della Signoria, the La Prosciutteria is one of Florence’s best sandwich shops. Incredibly high rated in almost all travel forums, we couldn’t go to Florence without trying them
In 1869, the Piazzale Michelangelo was designed by the famous Florentine architect Giuseppe Poggi. Since then, it’s breathtaking view of the Arno Valley and the river that runs through it. This spot has been a famous tourist destination ever since,
Paul and I decided to go to Trattoria da Tito, one of Florence’s best rated restaurants in San Galo. It’s been around for quite some time, since the 1913, and is known to serve authentic Florentine dishes. Like most Italian restaurants, they