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Great Local Tour Guides in Rome

These amazing guides will show you around the Eternal City in style - from the Vatican to ancient ruins, from food tours to sketch tours. Find the right Roman guide for you.

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Great Local Tour Guides in Florence and Tuscany

Ah bella Florence and Tuscany. If you're ready to go in-depth at Florence's museums or Tuscany's vineyards, we have just the expert guides for you.

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Where to Stay in Puglia: Luxury and Golf in Seaside Savelletri

The charming seaside village of Savelletri di Fasano in Puglia is home to some luxurious hotels - this one is one of the best and a dream for golfers.

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From Our Rome Travel App: Rome Children’s Museum

Visiting Rome with kids? We've got details on a fun and educational way for them play: a museum just for children. This interactive kids' haven uses the concept of play to introduce fun and innovative educational lessons.

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What to See and Where to Eat in Le Marche

If you're taking a rural vacation in Le Marche, don't miss the towns of Fano, Urbino and Urbania and Gubbio in nearby Umbria. Plus don't miss our Le Marche restaurant recommendations.

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Forte dei Marmi: Family-Friendly Tuscany Beach Vacation

Family travel expert Amie O'Shaughnessy of CiaoBambino.com explains why Forte dei Marmi makes the best base for a Tuscany beach vacation with kids. She tells us where to stay, where to swim, what to visit and what makes Forte dei Marmi so special.

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The Dream Interview: Tuscany and Umbria Insider Barrie Kerper

Kerper is such a thorough researcher she would put any librarian at the Library of Congress to shame. She finds out absolutely everything about a place -- much of it through the eyes of other great travel writers -- and the presents the essential and the fascinating in a compelling way.

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Creating a Family-Friendly Italy Itinerary

This is a guest post from Amie O’Shaughnessy of CiaoBambino.com. Updated 2018. Narrowing down the best itinerary is the hardest part of planning a trip to Italy. There are countless amazing places to experience and it’s temping pack an exhausting number of stops into a two-week itinerary. This strategy will backfire when traveling with young children — minimal accommodation changes …

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Five Child-Friendly Activities in Rome

Special thanks to J.M. Pasquesi, author of Rome with Kids: An Insider’s Guide, for this wonderful guest post. Updated 2018. Knowledge is power. When visiting a world-class city like Rome, it’s easy to get swept up in the madness of trying to see its plethora of sights, so come to terms right now: it is not possible. Knowing you cannot possibly …

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A Year of Gastronomy: One Woman’s Reawakening in Italy

What does a 50-something romance writer who recently went through a divorce do to jazz up her life? Why run off to Italy of course to take part in a unique gastronomy learning experience.

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