You’re well placed, afterwards, for a spot of pre-flight shopping, either in the chic (and costly) boutiques of Via dei Condotti.
Biscotti Della Nonna & pistachio are my best flavors, with the white hot sauce chocolate in the bottom of the cone.
Ask for Candy Spicy, crisp biscuit of the north Europe, spices with cinamon , ginger, nutmeg, the all sweetened whit brawnes sugar . 続きを読む
Rum cocoa & cinnamon+ginger flavors are really good! One of the more expensive gelaterias in the city, though! 3,50€ for two flavors.
The optical illusion on the ceiling is best viewed from the yellow spots on the floor of the nave.
Unbelievable place you're in just now. The fountains are Bernini's. Try to come again in early mornings, avoiding tourists, feeling the history alone with the sound of hundreds of years fountain.
Rivers Fountain by Bernini (1651) signifying the four principal rivers (Nile-Africa, Ganges-Asia, Danube-Europe, Rio de la Plata-Americas)
Start your day the Italian way! Visit the market at Campo de Fiori, take a walk through the narrow streets around the Via Giulia and have breakfast at one of the many coffee bars. Enjoy Rome!
"la pizza (bianca) nella sua versione più antica e più vera. Qui si assaggia quella più semplice, meglio se ancora calda e croccante, sfornata da meno di cinque minuti."
Was build in 126 year. But this name got in XII century, because of papa Gregory The Great saw the vision of Angel with sword. This sculpture you can see in top of Castello.
€5 to go up via the stairs. €7 via a combination of lift and stairs, which cuts the steps by about 30%. Just walk up!
Visit takes 1-3 hours depending on your patience with examining all artwork. Michelangelo's masterpiece in final hall, in almost pitch dark, hundreds of people - flashlights blitzing away at the ceili
Do NOT forget to visit Bernini's grave within the basilica,it's on the north eastern part of the hall and it's on the floor(also a map near the entrance). Also don't step on it :)
One of the most important museums in the world with paintings by Tuscan artists Giotto, Botticelli, Leonardo, Michelangelo, and more.
This café has been here since 1872 when it was a chocolate factory! Sit back, look at Palazzo Vecchio and sip on a hot chocolate with whipped cream! Florence’s Historic Cafes: http://bit.ly/1iv6gt1
The modifications wanted by Alessandro VII Chigi, including the building of the twin churches at the Porta del Popolo, were done in anticipation of the grand arrival of Cristina of Sweden in Rome 1655
For excellent pizza, cooked in an open oven, don’t miss this pizzeria in Trastevere.
Get a slice of each delicious pizza,so you can try everything. (Price by weight:cheap)
Sapevate che il supplì è nato nell'800 durante l'occupazione di Roma da parte di Napoleone e che deriverebbe dalla parola francese "surprise"? Se Parigi val bene una messa, qui un supplì vale l'attesa
Il mio consiglio? Comprate un filetto di baccalà qui e poi mangiatelo mentre passeggiate per Campo de' Fiori. Per 4,50€ avrete comprato un pezzo di tradizione Romana
Pizza, pane e biscotti. Pizza anche la sera. Tanta varietà ed è tutta buonissima. Croccante e con ingredienti ottimi. Forno 10 e lode.
Breakfast offer: Sicilian canollo and capuccino for 3€ until 11:30. It never gets old!
Coffee as its best. Every moment is a good moment to enjoy this traditional place.Via del Orfani, 84(+39 06) 678 97 92http://www.tazzadorocoffeeshop.com/ 続きを読む
I don't drink coffee, but this coffee roasted over wood right in the shop is formidable! 続きを読む
Absolutely amazing bakery, not recognizable from the street but the smell inside is delicious. Exists for over a hundred years.
Non ricordo di aver mai mangiato cannoli e cassatine così buone... Anzi no! Ne ho mangiati nell'altra sede romana in Via Arco del Monte, 98
Che dire... Cannoli e paste di mandorla ad altissimi livelli! Consigliatissimo!
schiacciata stuffed with salami, gorgonzola and artichoke hearts.served at lunchtime with crusty bread rolls.
Make sure to get both the red & green (SPICY) sauces on your panino lampredotto or bolito. Also, a small pitcher of wine is €2,50 (enough fo two)
Step inside this place of government! The frescoed courtyard's free; the museum upstairs is worth a visit (open late, too). Check out paintings by Vasari & the luscious Chapel of Eleonora by Bronzino.
My favorite place to take a morning coffee with cornetto:) good place for aperitivo as well!
Only so many people are allowed in at a given time. Buy your ticket in advance and as soon as you arrive in Florence.
Here you can find: GUCCI, PRADA, TOD'S, ARMANI, DOLCE E GABBANA, FERRAGAMO, CAVALLI, PEPE, SCERVINO, PUCCI, COVERI, VERSACE, VALENTINO, DIOR, LOUIS VITTON, ROLEX, CHANEL, TIFFANY, CK, BURBERRY, ETC...
Do you know what artist sculpted the (original of the) sculpture of Abundance that stands upon the column in this piazza? 続きを読む
The best choice around duomo/signoria. INCREDIBLE nocciola, amazing dark chocolate (no milk version) and everything else is a lot above the average.
Best pizza in town. Calabrese, Caprese, Gustapizza & Margherita con bufala are all good.
A true artisan chocolate maker. The hot chocolate is practically a solid, and a great winter treat. In the summer, the ice cream is a divine substitute for love. 続きを読む
If the line outside is really long, just go inside, pay at cashier and take much shorter line for take away - just eat sitting on the pavement!
Great service,love the band....but don't seat there if you whant to save money...they charge 5,70 € per person for the Live Band...espresso cost "just" 6€ !!
This is one of the best churches in Venice, and an example of the finest Byzantine architecture. Pay attention to the great detail in the mosaic inside and the Horses of St. Mark outside.
View the Venetian Palaces along the Grand Canal up to St. Mark's square by ACTV boat # 1 ( from water bus stop "Railway station" to "San Zaccaria" - 35-40 minutes)
This must-see bridge passes over the Rio di Palazzo designed by the famous Antoni Contino. Called as such because it's the last view of Venice that convicts got to see before being imprisoned.
perfect place to have fun, drinks and great meal. I bring here my friends to give an idea how the non-touristic places in Venice look like... Monday evening there is live music followed by dancing
When you climb up the Posillipo hill, be sure to stop at the terrace in front of the Sant'Anotnio church to take a photo of the panoramic view of Naples!
Quite possibly the best pizza on the planet, and you can't go wrong with a plain margherita. 続きを読む
Buying a Mozzarella di Bufala is a must if you visit Naples. Buying it at the airport is quite expensive, but you can buy it for an honest price in Garofalo, a shop in front of gate number 10.
Wow! The best restaurant in Florence or even in the world! I came following Foursquare and ordered the dish everybody recommended: raviolli al tartuffo and it was a gastronomic experience!
They serve delicious olive tapenade with their bread for free. Try the gnocchi with truffle oil, to die for!!!
Get the Fiorentina pizza: substitute regular for buffalo mozzarella! You won't forget it! Finish with the tiramisu and a Birra from Lucca!
The pear and cheese stuffed pasta with the asparagus and taleggio sauce is to die for. I haven’t had it since I studied abroad in Italy, but am debating a trip back just for it. - Soraya
While exploring the Oltrarno, track down the cute (but well hidden) Gelateria della Passera which makes some of the best all-natural gelato in town – don’t miss the mojito and the chocolate orange.
The fifth floor café has a rooftop terrace giving excellent views of the Piazza sells Repubblica and the Duomo
Ce lieu peu connu des touristes vous permet de déjeuner en ayant Il Duomo en face de vous! Profitez en et essayez le tiramisu. ;)
Cozy family style restaurant. Try the squid ink pasta with mascarpone if it's available.
You can try risotto, lasagne etc, for just 6-7€ only if you stay in front of the counter or outside. A meal sitting inside will cost you more than the double of the usual price.
best frittole EVER (typical carnival sweets). Try the ones with zabaione cream.
