Visiting Gubbio with Don Matteo
Gubbio, a town in the northeast corner of Perugia in Umbria, Italy, achieved pop culture stardom as the setting for the Don Matteo TV series.
A Perfect Day in Perugia: Capital of Umbria
No, Perugia is not a “one-day city.” But here’s how to spend a perfect day in Perugia, Italy—if you only have a day.
Hotel Diffuso: A Sustainable Approach To Hotel Design
The concept of a hotel diffuso is one that was born in Italy. Its brilliance: It breathes new life into old buildings, helps the local economy, and allows tourists to have a more authentic and comfortable experience than they might otherwise have in a hotel or Airbnb. This post may contain affiliate links. This means…
Jewish Museum in Ferrara Tells Story of Italian Judaism
The Jewish Museum in Ferrara, Museo Nazionale Dell’Ebraismo Italiano e della Shoah tells the 2000-year history of Italian Jews.
Schloss Leopoldskron in Salzburg: A Nostalgic Return to a Favorite Place
Guest contributor *Ali Webb returns to Schloss Leopoldskron in Salzburg and finds the historic Austrian palace as magical as before.
Ludwig Bemelmans Art on Display in Rhode Island
Fans of the beloved Madeline series will enjoy the recently-opened, one-of-a-kind Ludwig Bemelmans Art Gallery at Ocean House Rhode Island.
Easter in Italy: What To Expect
Easter in Italy is filled with special foods, celebrations, and religious processions, and the weather can be near perfect!
Slow Travel By Train: Getting There Is Part of the Journey
The Slow Travel movement (an offshoot of the Slow Food Movement) began in Italy, but the approach is growing in appeal. Rather than focusing on speed, travelers want opportunities to connect with locals and experience their food, culture and traditions. In this guest post, my colleague Tim Albert, a British journalist and author, recounts his…
A Visit to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum was created as a living memorial to those who perished during the Holocaust.