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We drove from Naples to Puglia and made Matera our overnight stop along the way — and I’m glad we did, because one night in Matera is the version I now recommend to every client heading south. I plan Italy travel for a living, and this city in Basilicata — one of the oldest continuously inhabited places on Earth, with people living in its cave dwellings for roughly 9,000 year...


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If you’re planning a day trip from Venice, Verona is the one I recommend to clients who want Italy’s great-hits experience without the Venice price tag. I plan Italy travel for a living, and Verona delivers on every level: a Roman amphitheater that still hosts summer opera, the most famous balcony in literature, and a historic center so well preserved it’s on UNESCO’s...


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Cingoli is a walled hilltop town in the Marche, about 50 minutes’ drive from Ancona, and the winner of Borgo dei Borghi 2026, Rai 3’s contest for Italy’s most beautiful village. It’s known as the “Balcony of the Marche” for views that reach the Adriatic, and for Lorenzo Lotto’s 1539 Madonna del Rosario. Plan a half day, or a full day paired w...


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If you’re planning a day trip from Rome, Orvieto is one of the first places I recommend. I plan Italy travel for a living, and this Umbrian hilltop town is the one that consistently gets my clients’ best reviews — the “why didn’t we stay longer?” reaction. Here’s how to do it right.

What makes Orvieto special

Orvieto sits on a massive slab of volcanic tuf...


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