If you’re wondering where to go in Umbria, Italy, these 7 Umbrian towns are the answer. Think small alleys, flowers hanging from balconies and great views. They’re perfect for wandering around, taking beautiful photos and eating delicious Italian food. Read Post

The Lamborghini Museum in Sant’ Agata Bolognese showcases a large collection of Lamborghini cars, as well as engines, videos and a ton of information on models like the Murcielago, the Aventador and the old 350GT. Even if you’re not a car fan, it’s a fun place to visit. Read Post

The Museum Enzo Ferrari Modena consists of a main hall and the completely restored workshop of Enzo Ferrari’s father. It showcases Ferrari cars and engines, dives into Ferrari’s movie history and tells visitors more about the life of Enzo Ferrari. Read Post

The best coffee, the finest meat, real gelato and manually rolled pasta… Want to know where the great food stores and restaurants in Bologna, Italy are? Or what to eat where? Take a food tour and find out. That’s what I did! Read Post

Gorizia is a small town in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region of Italy where you can stand with one foot in Italy and with the other in Slovenia, where you can climb up to a castle, visit a palace and have a marvelous lunch. Obviously, I did all of that and a bit more on a sunfilled morning.  Read Post

The Comune di Grado in the Friuli region of Italy is a place to wind down. Also known as “The Sunny Island”, it has a completely southward facing beach, a lovely old town center and a beautiful little harbor with a great fish restaurant. Read Post