It always makes sense to travel light but,if you can’t,don’t take an Italian train at the end of your trip.
On my first visit,the Italian capital proved to be the remedy I was seeking:I found bliss at virtually every turn.
Basil. Garlic. Parmesan. Pecorino. Pine nuts. Salt. Olive oil. Pesto doesn’t seem like it should be hard,but it’s more complicated than you think.
Although they are overshadowed by Neapolitan pizza and pasta sauce,I’ve heard about the city’s pastries and am keen to find the city’s best.
A guided tour of Sicily takes in striking mountain landscapes,tremendous monuments and neglected grandeur,but doesn’t shy away from its dark past.
You may think you know the origin of the name “puttanesca”,but you’re probably wrong.
From toddlers to 80-year-olds,this cruise giant offers something for everyone,including solo travellers.
Those few that do set foot on this postage stamp of an island rarely venture into the walled garden footsteps away from the pier. Which is a shame,as they’re missing one of Venice’s unique sights.
The origins of these “iron path” routes go back to World War I,when they were built to help move troops over otherwise inaccessible terrain.
With staff,crew and passengers hailing from all over the globe,this cruise giant is a microcosm of the world.