ITALY NOW BLOG

Join us as we explore the rich cultural landscape of Italy and sharing an exclusive look at the top destinations and share tips and tricks from our head travel designers

With summer winding down to a close, it’s never too late to enjoy what the season has to offer. Italy has many local dishes that vary from one region to the next, and summertime is when the regional cuisine is at its peak. With the bounty of summer fruits and vegetables on hand, Italians can get very creative with the food they make.
Italy is home to many galleries and museums that offer some of the world’s finest art pieces. However, the challenge for art lovers becomes choosing a museum that can fit both their budget and personal preference. If you consider both factors important in your museum of choice, then you might want to consider the Vatican Museums.
There is absolutely nothing like the spring events in Italy. No country offers better events! Spring is one of the best times to visit Italy, and not just for the mild weather and blooming flowers. March is a “shoulder season month”, a time when visitors can take advantage of lowered prices on airfare and accommodations. There are also a variety of great events and festivals taking place all throughout April and May of 2017. Here’s a list of some of our absolute favorites.
There’s a secret way through Italy that’s little-known to guests from outside the country; one that can take you through scenic routes to its most beautiful cities – without ever getting stuck in traffic. Driving in Italy, especially in the major metropolises, can be a daunting and confusing task.
Italy is a country greatly regarded for its fashion sense. One of its cities, Milan, is well-known as a major fashion capital. People here tend to dress stylishly and, if you’re going on holiday there, you’ll want to blend in, or at least avoid stares of disapproval. Read on for a list of guidelines on what to wear in Italy.