When Is the Best Time to Come to Italy… For My Tastebuds?
There’s no “wrong” time to come to Italy—but depending on what kinds of food you love the most, there might be a “best” time! That’s partly because it’s a lot …
Visiting Venice On A Budget
Let’s face it, visiting Venice can be expensive – but that doesn’t mean you need to break the bank to truly enjoy the magical city. Falling into the tourists traps is …
Beat the Heat: Escape to the Best City Parks in Florence, Rome, and Milan
There’s no better way to escape the heat and crowds of Italy’s cities than by seeking out a park. Here are our top choices for the most accessible, and prettiest, …
Meet our Italian Chefs: Denyse and Roberto
Let’s get up close and personal with our Italian chefs, who have been cooking along with our guests in our popular Tours from Home online classes. Today, we’re joined by …
Guide Spotlight: Giada – Florence
In this blog series, we get up close and personal with some of Walks’ guides around the world, showcasing some of the amazing people who take Walks with us from Rome to …
When the sun goes down: Things to do in Rome at night
We’re sure you know all about the best bucket list landmarks, attractions and tours to tick off your list when you visit the Italian capital, but with so many stunning spaces to see in the daytime – what’s left to do in Rome at night?
From Monti to Parioli: See the Most Scenic Sides of Rome
We all know that Rome is renowned for its iconic landmarks. From the Vatican to the Colosseum, some parts of the Eternal City are recognisable in a micro instant. And while a vast number of visitors understandably prioritise these parts of the city, there are many who would rather devote time to exploring its scenic local neighbourhoods.
Going to Rome for the First Time? Here’s Everything You Need to Know
Teeming with character and brimming with personality, Rome is a city of contradictions; loud, gritty and frenetic; charming, beautiful, and captivating.
Say Cheese! How to Make Authentic Cacio e Pepe Pasta
Humble yet classy, creamy yet flavourful, Cacio e Pepe is a favourite pasta dish amongst Italians who want homemade comfort – stat. Cacio e pepe translates as ‘cheese and pepper’ …
The Biggest Mistakes When Visiting the Vatican – and How to Avoid Them
Planning a tour of the Vatican? With so much to see it can be tempting to dive straight in without a second thought. Every year, thousands of visitors flock to …