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A day trip from Rome to Naples isn’t about trading a busy city for some countryside respite. It is about seeing (and eating your way through) one of Italy’s most vibrant cities. 

The high-speed train from Rome to Naples makes the journey a quick one, so you can spend a well-planned day exploring the Campania capital and still fall asleep in your Rome hotel room ...


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As the sun dips behind St Peter’s Basilica, lights start twinkling above the city, and the sound of church bells drifts across the cobbled streets. This is Christmas in Rome, and it’s every bit as magical as it sounds. With fewer crowds, mild weather, and a particularly holy atmosphere, it makes an ideal end-of-year getaway. 

If you’re visiting Rome this holiday season...


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Rain in Rome is not a problem. It is a different city. The cobblestones glisten. The piazzas empty out. And the greatest treasures, most of them built two thousand years before the umbrella was invented, are waiting indoors. The bad news: every other visitor has the same idea, so here are some tips on what to do in Rome when it rains so you can book ahead!

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Venice may be world-famous for its canals, Renaissance palaces and romantic atmosphere, but its food markets reveal another side of the city and centuries of trading traditions. Whether you’re searching for the freshest seafood, hoping to sample traditional Venetian delicacies such as baccalà mantecato, sarde in saor and bigoli pasta, or simply want to experience a more local...


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Florence may be famous for Renaissance art and magnificent architecture, but its food markets are every bit as memorable. From bustling indoor halls packed with artisan producers to neighbourhood markets where Florentines buy fresh fruit, vegetables, cheeses and cured meats, these markets offer an authentic taste of Tuscany.

Whether you’re searching for seasonal ingred...


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