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It’s the stuff of legends, right? In the year 79 CE, Mount Vesuvius erupted. It was one of the deadliest volcanic eruptions that has ever occurred on Earth. Whilst the eruption happened nearly 2000 years ago, the resulting pyroclastic blast ensured that this volcanic eruption would be etched in history forever. Pompeii was one of the nearest cities to Mount Vesuvius. It was a Roman metropolis that had it all - shops, houses, theatres and so much more. In an instant, life in that city was changed forever. But the city wasn’t destroyed. Buried under a mound of molten lava, rocks and ash, it would be discovered centuries later. Nowadays, we can walk in the same footsteps as our Roman ancestors. We can get a taste of what life was like all those years ago and discover how, in many ways, their lives weren’t much different to our own. A top tip - try and visit in the shoulder seasons as there is a lot of walking to do in and around Pompeii - you don’t want to visit whilst it’s too hot. And another tip - try and visit on the first Sunday of the month. Entry is free 😉 #pompeii #italy #italia #romanhistory #visititaly #visititalia #napoli #amalficoast #traveltheworld #traveleurope #travelblogger #wanderlust #traveller

Dominating the skyline of Florence with its iconic red-tiled dome, the Florence Cathedral—officially known as Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore—is a breathtaking masterpiece of art, faith, and engineering. As the heart of the Renaissance city, this cathedral isn’t just a place of worship—it’s a symbol of human creativity and ambition. Completed in the 15th century, the cathedral’s most striking feature is Brunelleschi’s massive dome—the largest brick dome ever constructed. Climbing its 463 steps rewards you with a jaw-dropping view over Florence’s terracotta rooftops and the rolling Tuscan hills beyond. Inside, marvel at the intricate frescoes of the Last Judgment and the elegance of Gothic arches bathed in soft natural light. The nearby Baptistery and Giotto’s Bell Tower make Piazza del Duomo a cultural treasure trove. Whether you’re a lover of architecture, art, or history, visiting Florence Cathedral is an unforgettable experience. 📍 Address: Piazza del Duomo, Florence, Italy 💴 Average Price per Person: €15–€20 (dome climb combo ticket) 💗 Reasons to Recommend: architectural wonder, breathtaking views, rich history ⸻ #florencecathedral #duomofirenze #visititaly #renaissancearchitecture #florencetravel #culturalheritage #bucketlisttravel #travelinspiration #tripcoins #adventuretravel #historylovers #europeanlandmarks

No trip to Italy is complete without seeing the world-famous Leaning Tower of Pisa—a marvel of medieval engineering that turned a construction flaw into a global icon. Located in the Piazza dei Miracoli (Square of Miracles), this striking white marble bell tower leans at a curious angle that defies gravity and draws millions of visitors each year. Built over 199 years starting in the 12th century, the tower began tilting shortly after construction due to soft ground beneath its foundation. Today, it’s perfectly stabilized and safe to climb, offering breathtaking panoramic views from the top. Whether you’re snapping a playful photo from the ground or ascending its spiral staircase, the experience is unforgettable. Surrounded by Pisa Cathedral, the Baptistery, and manicured green lawns, the Leaning Tower offers not just history, but a scenic and serene atmosphere. It’s a must-see for architecture enthusiasts, families, and curious travelers alike. 📍 Address: Piazza del Duomo, Pisa, Italy 💴 Average Price per Person: €20 (tower climb); free to explore the square 💗 Reasons to Recommend: iconic photo spot, historical wonder, panoramic views ⸻ #leaningtowerofpisa #visititaly #iconiclandmarks #historicarchitecture #europeanadventures #pisa #travelinspiration #tripcoins #hiddenwonders #culturetrip #bucketlisttravel #adventuretravel

Venice is a kind of beautiful Italian destination - with its long canals, narrow alleys and an interesting history, you’ll always find a lot to do & see..Let’s help you spoilt with choices all the best things to do in Venice whilst you’re there. I have visited several sights in Venice and would like to share them with you! 1) St Mark’s Basilica - It’s worth exploring the most famous church St Mark’s Basilica. 2.) Piazza San Marco- Buzzing ‘must-see’ spot, Piazza San Marco is one of the most famous square to visit in Venice 3.) Rialto Bridge- The oldest bridge that crosses the Grand Canal in Venice, the Rialto Bridge and surroundings is a bucket list if you have wish to stroll around this great city. 4.) Grand Canal-It’s packed with boats, gondolas and a heap of water taxis. Personally, I’d recommend either taking a short tour by gondola. 5.) Doge’s Palace-This beautiful Palace has a long history within the Venetian empire; Inside you will see the most grand rooms and fine art that’s centuries old. If you have time I would suggest to visit near by islands; Murano, Burano, and Torcello are the Venetian Lagoon's three most visited and unique islands. #wecreate #Venice #italy #italygram #italytravel #seltravels #mytripvlog #visititaly #visitvenice #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #awesomepic

The Trevi Fountain. 💙 This was my first time visiting and I was in awe! What a beautiful absolutely magical place! Located in Rome, Italy, it is one of the most famous and iconic fountains in the world. ⛲️ It is featured in many movies and photos, and is often depicted as a serene (exhibit A - the photo which I have shared with you) and romantic spot where visitors can throw coins into the fountain. The reality of visiting the Trevi Fountain is a little different. Friends had told me it’s SOOO busy. While I thought I was prepared, I could never have imagined just how BUSY it gets. The crowds there were more than I expected. But, then again I can totally understand why. What to expect: The fountain may be crowded with tourists, busy and noisy, difficult to get a photo with a clear view of the Trevi and can have quite a bit of litter around. Managing expectations: be prepared for the crowds and hustle and bustle that come with this magical location. The Trevi Fountain remains a must-see place! 🤩🫶🏼The beauty and history of the fountain make it worth the visit. If you want to see it when it’s a little less crowded, try to visit early in the morning or later in the evening when there may be less people around. Photo tip: work those angles. There were at least another 50 people if not more around when I was taking this photo! ~ 📌SAVE POST FOR FUTURE TRAVELS 📍 Trevi Fountain - Piazza di Trevi, 00187 Roma RM, Italy ⏰ time visited the Trevi fountain was at 6:30AM in October ~ • 💚✨ . . . . . . #trevifountain #rome #romeitaly #italygram #italia #roma #italytrip #exploreitaly #iloverome #romelife #europeexplores #thingstodoinrome #visititaly

🎭 W E L C O M E T O V E N I C E 🚤 - Sharing some fun facts I learned about Venice: 1. Venice is shaped like a fish (Yes, you read that right. Don’t believe me - head over to Google and check out the aerial view)! 2. Venice is sinking - yes, I’m sure most of us know this more well known fact, but did you know that the Italian government has been trying to prevent Venice from sinking since 1973. 3. The local population of Venice is lessening by the year. 30 years ago there were 120,000 locals compared the to current 60,000 or so at the moment. Experts say that by 2030 the true locals could actually all disappear. Okay, I think I’ve just convinced myself that I should follow my Grandmother’s Italian roots and move to Venice and become a Venetian. 4. Venetian’s speak their own language that is not considered to be a dialect of Italian. 5. Venice ruled itself for 1,100 years and apparently the island of Crete and Cyprus were also under it’s rule for some time. ~ 📌SAVE POST FOR FUTURE TRAVELS TO📍VENICE, ITALY (photo taken near SIAE Sede di Venezia) Shot with @nikoneurope • 🎭🚤🤍 #italia #bellaitalia #italytravel #venice #venezia #veniceitaly #igersvenezia #visitvenice #visititaly #venicelove #beautiful_italy #veneciaitalia #veneziacityitaly #italydestinations #venicegram #italytrip #passionpassport #beautifuldestinations

The tiny San Rufo square in Rieti is considered the exact center of Italy, but this characteristic town has much more to offer, these are some of the other interesting sights: 📌 Do not miss Probably one of the most evocative vaccination hub spaces that you will ever see, former convent and cloister of the church of San Domenico: look up, because these frescoes are wonderful! 📌 Palazzo Vincentini 📌 Bell tower of St. Mary Cathedral 📌Remains of the ancient Roman bridge that crossed the Velino river. 📌 The medieval walls, walk me to the beach train station as I say see u soon to this town Getting there: 🚂 Rieti (train station), few minutes walking distance from the city center #christmasgiveaway #christmaslights #momentsmission #nationalpark #decembertravel #scenicspotguide #travelinspiration #italy #naturalwonders #photospot #visititaly

Absolutely love Italian food and architecture! Positano was such a gorgeous place with amazing limoncello and seafood 🤤 How can you not be a fan of such beauty? 😆 What’s the best time to visit? WELL!!! Less crowds in winter (for photo taking and a less hectic experience) 📸🤳🏻✨😎 Best experience in summer (hello swimming in the sea and bikini!!!) 👙☀️🌊🏖 You decide for yourself what you will enjoy more 😉 #decembertravel #unforgettableexperiences #naturalwonders #scenicspotguide #travelinspiration #summervacation #visititaly #beachvacation #italia #explore #beachaholic #swimming

#celebrateit: A Guide to Exploring Italy’s Fashion Capital 🇮🇹✨ Milan is a city where history, fashion, and incredible food collide. Whether you’re here for a weekend or a longer stay, there’s so much to see and experience. Here’s how to make the most of your time in Milan: 1. Marvel at the Duomo di Milano 🏰 No trip to Milan is complete without visiting the iconic Duomo. This stunning Gothic cathedral is the heart of the city. Climb to the rooftop for panoramic views, where you’ll see the spires up close and a breathtaking skyline. 2. Visit Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II 🛍️ Right next to the Duomo, this luxurious shopping gallery is a must-visit. Even if you’re not shopping at Prada or Gucci, the architecture alone is worth seeing. Plus, don’t forget to spin on the bull mosaic for good luck! 3. Experience the Best Gelato at Gelati Sartori 🍦 Milan’s food scene is incredible, and Gelati Sartori is the perfect stop for a sweet treat. Their flavors are rich and creamy, making it the perfect break between sightseeing. 4. Sip an Aperol Spritz with a View 🍹 Head to the Terrazza Aperol bar near the Duomo for an iconic Italian experience—an Aperol Spritz with stunning views of the cathedral. It’s the perfect place to soak in Milan’s atmosphere. 5. Day Trip to Lake Como ⛵ Take an early train to Lake Como for a magical escape. Explore the charming towns of Bellagio or Varenna, take a scenic ferry ride, and enjoy the breathtaking mountain views. 6. Enjoy Traditional Italian Food 🍝 Try Osteria da Fortuna for an authentic dining experience, or grab a famous Panzerotti from Luini—a delicious stuffed pastry that’s a Milanese favorite. 7. Catch a Football Match at San Siro ⚽ If you love sports, watching a game at San Siro Stadium is an unforgettable experience. Whether it’s AC Milan or Inter Milan, the energy in the stadium is unreal! 8. Visit a Local Market & Have a Picnic 🧺 Milan has amazing food markets where you can grab fresh ingredients. Take your finds to Parco Sempione, a beautiful green space near Sforza Castle, and enjoy a relaxed picnic with a view. 9. Explore Museums & Hidden Gems 🖼️ For culture lovers, the Museo del Novecento offers an incredible modern art collection, while Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper is a must-see masterpiece (book tickets in advance!). 10. Stay at Radisson Blu Milan 🏨 For a stylish and comfortable stay, Radisson Blu Milan is a fantastic choice. With modern rooms, a pool, and easy access to the city, it’s the perfect base to explore Milan while enjoying a touch of luxury. Planning a trip to Milan? Save this guide and tag your travel buddies! ✈️💙 #MilanTravel #ItalyTrip #DuomoDiMilano #LakeComo #VisitItaly #RadissonBluMilan #EuropeTravel #BucketListAdventures #GelatoLover #SoloTravel #TravelInspo

It's time to travel to Sperlonga for all the amazing things: views, sunsets, beach, food and just the best ambiance #visititaly #timetotravel

1. Address - via caracciolo and "Dell'Ovo" castle with borgo marinaro Highlights - beautiful walk along the promenade, full of bars and restaurants. Beautiful especially at night. The castle can be visited for free or by paying a tour guide. When visiting make sure to find out about the fascinating legend about the castle's history and the city of Naples Rating - 5 #naples #italy #europe #visititaly #citybreak #seasidephotoguide #castle #restaurant #createwithtrip #staycation

Lago di Braies (also known as Pragser Wildsee) is one of the most famous lakes in the Dolomite region of Northern Italy. When I visited this lake, I actually drove into Northern Italy from Austria because I was hiking in that region. The drive was very manageable and extremely scenic. This region is Europe is absolutely stunning and I recommend visiting in Fall. The colours of the leaves on the trees makes you feel like you're in a fantasy as you drive past them. To enjoy this lake to yourself (or with the least amount of people), please arrive as early as you can! Because it is such a picturesque location, this means many people are going to want to come here to take pictures. But only the most serious photographers will come before the sunrises. Also the reflection of the mountains on the lake looks more vivid! If you do want to take pictures, make sure you use a tripod and a remote to help you get the sharpest picture possible! If you're looking to stay near the lake, I recommend staying at Majestic Hotel & Spa. It has great value for money and the spa is wonderful! I hope you enjoy your time there as much as I did! #lagodibraies #pragserwildsee #dolomites #northernitaly #italianalps #visititaly