Siena is one of the quintessentially beautiful Italian towns. Built above rolling Tuscan hills line with cypress trees and vineyards, the little city has a series of small streets that radiate away from the main square, begging to be explored. But it is the square itself – Piazza del Campo – is probably the city’s […]
Author Archives: Natalie
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Mar
Mar
I traverse Rome on foot. This is due to: 1/3 Necessity 1/3 Impatience 1/3 Pasta-and-pizza-burning-off But in addition to ruining several pairs of lovely shoes, walking the Eternal City gives me an opportunity to admire Rome’s ever evolving street art. However, that means I can only cover a small area on any given day. And […]
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Mar
Mar
Shop. Cook. Chat. Laugh. Eat.
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Mar
Mar
A charming local book store along Trastevere’s cobbled lanes.
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Mar
Mar
There is something unreal about stepping onto the grounds of Fondazione Prada in Milan. Perhaps it is the location. Set in an unassuming suburb, the beautiful architecture is at odds with its surroundings. And when you paint an entire building shimmering gold? Well, that is pretty hard to ignore against Milan’s gray skies. Fondazione Prada […]
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Mar
Mar
Music in the museum, offbeat markets and new exhibits: what to do in Rome this month.
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Feb
Feb
Some of the best pizza in Naples is now (finally) available in Rome.
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Feb
Feb
A beautifully designed Japanese fusion restaurant in one of Rome’s most elegant neighborhoods.