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Italy guides
I offer Italy guides available for purchase in each of these cities! I also offer more cities or regions - these are the specific guides that I can send you quickly. Want something more tailored to your time or interests? Reach out and let me know at emma@teaspoonofnose.com or on Instagram @teas... Read More
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Venice / Venezia
Venice is one of the most magical cities I’ve ever visited! For the best experience, get away from the main roads! Venice is best experiment by wandering without an agenda.
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Milan
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Turin
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Syracuse
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Palermo
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Florence
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Catania
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Cinque Terre
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Trieste
Trieste is completely unique within Italy! Due to being part of the Austro-Hungarian empire for years, it has a huge Austrian influence in food, design and architecture. It’s also a seaside town, making it a gorgeous summer getaway!
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San Gimignano
A small Medieval town known for its towers!
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Siena
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Bologna
As the capital of Emilia Romagna (aka Italian food heaven), Bologna is a fantastic place to visit!! From amazing food to beautiful architecture, it’s a great weekend getaway. Search my profile for my Bologna guide!
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Prosecco Road
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Dolomites
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Amalfi Coast
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Rome
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Vatican City
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Parma
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Modena
Small city in the heart of Emilia Romagna. It’s a great base for exploring the making of parmigiano reggiano, prosciutto di Parma, and balsamic vinegar.
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Cortina d'Ampezzo
Great jumping off point for the Dolomites! Very much a resort town, it attracts the who’s who for skiing. They hosted the Winter Olympics in 1956! It’s still a good spot for winter sports or summer hiking, and a good base for exploring this part of the Dolomites.
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Bassano del Grappa
Beautiful Veneto town at the base of Monte Grappa! It’s heyday was during the Venetian Republic era, and you see that in the architecture. Is famous for ceramics and it’s iconic red covered bridge.
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Tarvisio
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Venzone
Medieval walled city nestled just below the Dolomites! Picturesque at every turn. They have an amazing pumpkin festival every October.
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Cividale del Friuli
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Italy guides
I offer Italy guides available for purchase in each of these cities! I also offer more cities or regions - these are the specific guides that I can send you quickly. Want something more tailored to your time or interests? Reach out and let me know at emma@teaspoonofnose.com or on Instagram @teas... Read More
Created by Emma | Teaspoon of Nose
24 Places • 10 Saves • ago
Free
go
go
Venice / Venezia
Venice is one of the most magical cities I’ve ever visited! For the best experience, get away from the main roads! Venice is best experiment by wandering without an agenda.
Details
go
go
Milan
Details
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go
Turin
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Syracuse
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Palermo
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Florence
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Catania
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Cinque Terre
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Trieste
Trieste is completely unique within Italy! Due to being part of the Austro-Hungarian empire for years, it has a huge Austrian influence in food, design and architecture. It’s also a seaside town, making it a gorgeous summer getaway!
Details
go
go
San Gimignano
A small Medieval town known for its towers!
Details
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go
Siena
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go
Bologna
As the capital of Emilia Romagna (aka Italian food heaven), Bologna is a fantastic place to visit!! From amazing food to beautiful architecture, it’s a great weekend getaway. Search my profile for my Bologna guide!
Details
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go
Prosecco Road
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go
Dolomites
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go
Amalfi Coast
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go
Rome
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Vatican City
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Parma
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Modena
Small city in the heart of Emilia Romagna. It’s a great base for exploring the making of parmigiano reggiano, prosciutto di Parma, and balsamic vinegar.
Details
go
go
Cortina d'Ampezzo
Great jumping off point for the Dolomites! Very much a resort town, it attracts the who’s who for skiing. They hosted the Winter Olympics in 1956! It’s still a good spot for winter sports or summer hiking, and a good base for exploring this part of the Dolomites.
Details
go
go
Bassano del Grappa
Beautiful Veneto town at the base of Monte Grappa! It’s heyday was during the Venetian Republic era, and you see that in the architecture. Is famous for ceramics and it’s iconic red covered bridge.
Details
do
do
Tarvisio
Details
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Venzone
Medieval walled city nestled just below the Dolomites! Picturesque at every turn. They have an amazing pumpkin festival every October.
Details
go
go
Cividale del Friuli
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