Where to Visit in Puglia
The heel of Italy’s boot, Puglia is a favorite summer destination for Italians and savvy travelers who flock to its pristine beaches. But there’s much more to this…
The heel of Italy’s boot, Puglia is a favorite summer destination for Italians and savvy travelers who flock to its pristine beaches. But there’s much more to this…
Rome wasn’t built in a day and neither were its hotels. A new wave of them is washing over the Eternal City, bringing hip restaurants and rooftop bars…
Known as ‘La Serenissima,’ Venice is one of Italy’s most magical cities, where picturesque canals, Renaissance treasures and contemporary art vie for your attention. TO STAY: Ca’ di…
In the northeast corner of Italy, nestled up against the Austrian border, the Dolomites have been attracting travelers for centuries. Popular for skiing in winter and hiking in…
Portugal’s second-largest city, Porto is a vibrant destination on the banks of the Douro River where you can admire traditional azulejo tiles, stroll through the charming streets of…
Fine wine, truffles, medieval villages, and a surprising contemporary art scene—what more could you want? You’ll find all this and more in Piedmont: an under-the-radar region in northern…
Italy’s largest island, Sicily has a rich history and culture all its own, with locals usually considering themselves Sicilian first, Italian second. With glittering beaches, bustling cities, charming…
A favorite of visiting diplomats and tastemakers, the Mamilla Hotel sits just beyond the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem near the Jaffa Gate. Opened in 2009,…
Italy’s Renaissance capital is a must-visit destination, with its picturesque piazzas, world-class art museums, and stylish accommodations. Rome-based journalist and frequent visitor Laura Itzkowitz shares her official HAP…
With its ancient ruins, narrow cobblestone streets, Baroque monuments, and boisterous trattorias, the Eternal City holds a timeless appeal. Journalist and Rome resident Laura Itzkowitz shares her official…