Author Archives: Natalie

Palazzo Donn’Anna in Naples

Naples feels like a city in constant, chaotic decay. One of the most beautiful examples of abandoned grandeur is Palazzo Donn’Anna, which sits on the edge of sea at Via Posillipo. The facade appears to be crumbling and the empty windows gape open. Palazzo Donn’Anna, however, was not abandoned. It was never finished to begin […]

Da Michele Pizza Summer Pop Up Along Rome’s River

When I shared that Rome’s river bars had reopened for summer – there were quite a few mixed reactions. Some people seem to revel in the novelty, while others are pretty underwhelmed by the whole experience of popup bars along the the Tiber. (Can I guess that this might have something to do with the […]

La Renella: Pizza to go in Trastevere, Rome

rows of pizza and hand ready to cut

It is not very common to eat food on the go in Italy. However, the exception to this sit down rule is absolutely pizza al taglio (pizza by the slice). One of the most beloved places in Rome for a quick pizza fix is La Renella in Trastevere. The narrow shop on Via del Moro […]