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If you are planning a cultural Spring trip, nothing better than Paris. Discover the most extensive collection of Monet’s work.

This week’s Rome has gone through a soccer fever as last Sunday’s game positioned AS Roma read full article

Dear Travel Agony Aunt,
Can you suggest a hotel in rome, good location, but around 200.oo or less…
thanks
JS

Hi JS,

Here’s a list of highly-rated hotels in Rome city center… read full article

One of the great joys of travelling is that occasionally you come across a place where you can not only hear about history but can actually feel it, see it and touch it.

Rather than in dry museums, where the past can seem remote, vague and as dusty as the exhibits, these are places where the past comes to life and assaults your senses, read full article

The New Year is coming up so fast you’ll not even have time to practice gurgling out the chorus of Auld Lang Syne before the clock strikes 12.

Many people affected by the economic crisis will be willing to… read full article

There’s no doubt that Rome is the city par excellence for a taste of the Italian bella vita: sun, sights, good food, good wine…

Guides to steer us around the eternal city, Top 5s, and the “Best” lists are as… read full article

Halloween Events in New York

Walking Off The Big Apple lists some of the best things to do for Halloween Week in New York. This year’s special events include ‘Halloween Wonder Cabinet’ at the New York Institute for… read full article

Maybe it’s fate that I was asked to write about what I’d consider the top Halloween destinations in Europe, since I have such an affinity for things like crypts and cemeteries.

Fate or not, I’m happy to tell you why I… read full article

Villa D’este was once a private refuge for the Catholic clergy. Commissioned by the Cardinal Ippolito II D’este in the 17th century this UNESCO World Heritage Site is now home to ticket holders.

The Villa has an amazing décor with each room… read full article

Ok so we can’t know everything about everywhere but there are some places that should be higher up the ranks for tourists than they are.

Pompeii is a household name but what about the intriguing ancient harbour city just… read full article

For the world traveler, city bus systems can be a financial lifesaver. While often less efficient than taxis, they are far more economical.

When visiting Rome, Italy, the city bus system can be your best friend-… read full article

Business travel can be fun and it’s a nice way to see the world and make money at the same time.

You can enjoy some of the same benefits as tourists. You have access to all the cool… read full article

Rome beaches, digital cameras, burlesque shows, Amsterdam Red Light District and the Tour de France were last month’s hottest topics on the Venere Travel Blog:

1. Beach Town near Rome: Sperlonga

Looking for nice beaches near Rome, Italy? Rob… read full article

If you are planning a trip to Italy, check out these cool travel articles from five of the new expat blogs stumbled upon by Italytutto this week:

• Italian Summer Drink. To those of you enjoying a summer holiday on the shores of Lake Maggiore, Dana at Stresa Sights recommends drinking a delicious Shakerato coffee at the Lido Beach Club in Baveno.
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• Travel Picks Friday

Now that the hottest summer months are upon us I am very near to surrender. The sun is winning the fight.

In a city like Rome you can actually feel yourself sinking into the melting asphalt. Of course you… read full article

The city of Rome is filled with world-famous historic sites. One could spend a week in this ancient city and still not see everything it has to offer.

However, there are a few places in Rome that are… read full article