
Brescia, Italy
Brescia has been called the “City of 1000 Fountains” due to its 75 public and 2000 private water features.
Continue reading “Brescia, Italy”Brescia has been called the “City of 1000 Fountains” due to its 75 public and 2000 private water features.
Continue reading “Brescia, Italy”Our day trip to the medieval city of Mantova was filled with churches, palazzos, museums and piazzas.
Continue reading “Mantua, Italy”Lake Garda was a serene nature-break after the excitement of the cities we have recently been in.
Continue reading “Peschiera del Garda & Sirmione”What a thrill to check a visit to Milan’s illustrious La Scala Opera House off our bucket list.
Continue reading “City of Opera”The capital of fashion, design and finance, Milano seamlessly blends classical and modern esthetics.
Continue reading “Ancient & Modern Milan”Two of Genova’s sons are famed explorer Christopher Columbus and violinist and composer Niccolò Paganini.
Continue reading “Genova, Italy”English poet Robert Browning wrote: Open my heart and you will see, engraved inside of it, ‘Italy’.
Continue reading “Addio Torino”When Italy unified in 1861, Turin became the 1st capital of Italy and the House of Savoy became its King.
Continue reading “Historical House of Savoy”In the spirit of Hallowe’en, we had to mention the Door of the Devil, Torino’s most curious attraction.
Continue reading “Door of the Devil”Mark Twain loved Torino’s extraordinarily wide streets, prodigious piazzas and spacious sheltered porticos.
Continue reading “Piazzas and Porticos”