Parma is a little jewel in the region of Emilia Romagna. Filled with great food, beautiful art and architecture and the possibility of fantastic day trips in the area, it's the perfect base for an exploration of this great (and delicious) region

It wouldn’t be a complete trip to Rome without a little shopping. Even though we have a main ‘shopping area’, there are smaller shops/boutiques spread around the city (which I much prefer to big brands!). Here is my guide to make your (shopping) life easier and hopefully you will be able to bring back home a beautiful memory of the Eternal city This guide includes a mix of food, clothing, jewellery, kitchen/house wear, and beauty/personal care (the guide is divided by categories)

Planning a trip to Puglia can be overwhelming, since a lot of people don't realize just how big this beautiful Italian region is. Getting from the very northern tip of the region to the very south can take up to 4 hours! You probably don't want to spend the whole trip driving around, so you also need to travel to Puglia with the realisation that you won't probably get to see all of it. I would suggest picking 2 different bases (for a 7-10 day trip), renting a car or hiring a car and driver and explore the towns/areas around your accommodation. I've divided this guide into three areas (North, Central, South). Here are some of my favorite places to stay in Puglia, some I've stayed in, others have been highly recommended by people who work with me and I trust. It's a mix of small hotels and 'Masserie', the typical farmhouse stays of the region. Enjoy!

Welcome to Rome! I know this city can be overwhelming, so I'm here to help! I've divided this guide in various sections (neighbourhood names). These are my favorite places to eat and drink in the Eternal City Please remember it is always best to make reservations while in Rome. If you show up to a restaurant and they are fully booked, they most likely send you away, there is no concept of waiting in line for the next table to free up in Rome (there are some exceptions like most pizza places) Tipping in restaurants is not expected, but it is always very much appreciated! Please remember that tips can only be left in cash so make sure to always have some smaller pieces on hand (it is also preferred when paying for small things like a coffee or water bottle in a bar)

Finding a place to stay in Rome can be overwhelming, I’m here to help! Here are some of my favorite places in the Eternal city (in areas I love of course!). A mix of budget friendly places and some that are more of a splurge

Each year, million of tourists visit Venice and the vast majority of them will pay too much to eat mediocre food in tourist-traps. Luckily Venice also has a lot of (hidden) great restaurants and most importantly 'Bacari', which is their version of a Spanish Tapas bar. Bacari usually serve a variety of small colourful, budget-friendly dishes which change continuously based on the season (some actually change hour by hour). These small dishes are called 'cicchetti' and are meant to be the perfect companion to a glass of wine or a Spritz. Think of these Bacari as your local neighbourhood bar, and be ready to bend elbow to elbow with the locals. Here are my favorite places to eat, drink, snack and stay in Venice!

One of my favorite cities in the world, you either love or hate it. I reccomend booking a tour with a local on your first day to really get an understanding of the city. If you just pass by as a day trip, you might not get it and not love it. I would spend at least 2 nights in Naples and I’m sure you will fall in love!

Untouched by any of Italy’s coastlines, Umbria is often referred to as the ‘green heart’ of Italy. It’s always been considered an off the beaten track destination which includes spectacular landscapes, delicious food, rustic farm stays and mesmerizing art (This guide is free because I’ve done the research/work but haven’t found the time to write a description for each of the places I’ve included, which you will find in my other guides that are for sale)

One of my favorite cities in Italy, you will need at least 5 days to discover and eat your way through this magical place. Don’t pack your time with day trips, but instead plan on taking it slow and eating all the deliciousness Palermo has to offer

The 'stiletto heel' of the boot, Puglia has slowly become one of the (if not the most) hottest destinations in Italy. I grew up spending my summers and major holidays here, and it's been an absolute pleasure seeing this special region blossom into one of the most requested holiday destinations in Italy. For years it was simply the place where locals came to lay in the sunny beaches for the months of July and August, but now has activities, restaurants and beach clubs open year-round. It's HUGE, so keep in mind it will probably take you a few trips to the region to see most of it. My advice is to not try and see it all in one try, but instead pick one or two areas and slowly explore (and enjoy) them. Here are my favorite places to eat in Puglia