Day trips from Bergamo
Looking to explore beyond Bergamo? This guide rounds up the best day trips from the city — from lakeside towns and spa retreats to vineyard visits and hidden mountain villages. All easy to reach and full of that quiet, authentic charm northern Italy does so well.
One day in Bergamo: a day trip itinerary
Planning a day trip to Bergamo? This one-day itinerary covers the best of the city, from frescoed palazzi and panoramic views to local food you’ll dream about later. Perfect if you’re coming from Milan or just flying into Bergamo Airport and want to make the most of your time in this underrated Italian gem.
The best things to do in Bergamo, Italy: an underrated gem
Full of Italian charm but not nearly as many crowds as other comparable Italian cities, Bergamo is a hidden gem and offers stunning views and delicious local cuisine. It’s a blend of everything I want from Italy: food, charming streets, and picturesque views.
Hidden gems in Florence: Unique things to do in this artful city
Explore Florence beyond the beaten path with hidden gems that add an extra layer to the city's magic. Discover unique museums, charming restaurants, and hidden shops tucked away from the well-trodden routes.
A Day Trip to Ravenna's Mosaics: Exploring Italy's Hidden Byzantine Gem from Bologna or Florence
The series of Byzantine mosaics in Ravenna is one of the most incredible UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the world. Visiting the mosaics in Ravenna is a doable day trip from Florence or Bologna and the jewel-box churches can’t be missed. This is a full guide to visiting Ravenna’s mosaics, including history and food recommendations in the town.
Florence art itinerary: around the duomo and the centre
My guide to the best art museums to visit and most delicious food to eat near the duomo and in the centre of Florence
Florence art itinerary: San Marco neighbourhood
My guide to the best art to see and food to eat in the San Marco neighbourhood of Florence.
The most beautiful ceilings in Florence, Italy
Florence is full of art, but what I did not expect was how much of it was contained on the ceilings of the places I visited, rather than the walls. Here are the best ceilings to see in Florence.