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Though it is the 5th most visited art museum in the world (with about 5-6 million visitors annual...

Gelato di San Crispino is a small artisan gelato shop with big flavours. The flavours are ever-ev...

This basilica in Rome was one of the seven pilgrim churches of Rome until 2005. Dating back to th...

Managed by a foundation constituted by the Ministry of cultural heritage and Activites headed by ...

Via Margutta is a romantic street located near Spagna. The street is a very crowded place and tha...

A secret neighbourhood of Rome tucked behind the main streets of Quartiere Trieste, this is the q...

The only section of the Palazzo Colonna which is open to public, this luxurious 17th century gall...

Head over to the Trastevere district and climb up this highest hill of the city and you’ll ...

Folon was a remarkable Belgian artist, illustrator, painter, and sculptor, famous for almost cons...

The world’s oldest pharmacy still in operation (more than 700 hundred years and counting), ...

The 11th century Palazzo Castelanni in which this museum is housed is perhaps the most revered sc...

This hilltop monastery, a massive walled structure, overlooks the confluence of the Ema and Greve...

The cemetery was established in 1860 after non-Catholics of Florence could no longer bury their d...

The name refers to both the arts organisation and the prestigious festival the organisation organ...

They built an art museum into Venice’s old custom’s building. Interestingly, the buil...

Way back in the 18th and 9th centuries, Malamocco served as the capital of the lagoon! Then, it w...

Venice’s second oldest co-fraternity became famous for its possession of a relic of the &ls...

Connecting Santa Croce and Cannaregio, this stone-arch bridge is one of the four that span the Gr...

Venice’s Grand Canals’ fourth and last bridge was installed as recently as 2008. The ...

A lively street filled with shops, bars, cafes and restaurants; the Via Garibaldi isn’t as ...

The bridges of Venice tend to have some unique historical character; this one is famous for the f...

This was the last of Venice’s Scuola Grandes. It may be the most ridiculously opulent. Comm...

The 15th century palace faces the Grand Canal. Its current look, known as the Venetian Gothic Flo...

The neo-gothic house, which was commissioned by painter Emilia Mario de Maria in 1913, is often h...

This elegant 18th century church has few enough highlights: The bas relief of Charit...

Vittorio Cini was a prominent collector of art in the 20th century, and this gallery hosts a sign...

The bridges of Venice are beautiful and this one is obvious evidence for the fact. The structure ...

There are two attractions in this building: the casino, and the Wagner Museum. The beautif...

Grab your shopping bag to go browsing in the world’s most elegant covered arcade, the glass...

The Palazzo Litta, also known as the Palazzo Arese-Litta, is a Baroque structure in Milan, northe...

This is one of the popular and very well known tourist destinations of Milan. Originally a church...

The Idroscalo is an artificial lake in Milan that was originally constructed as a&...

Just outside the St. Stephen’s cathedral lies one of Vienna’s oldest square- Stephans...

Established in 1862 and spread across approximately 28 acres, the Stadtpark is a beautiful park f...

Wiener Riesenrad is also called as the Viennese giant wheel which is about 64.75 meter tall ferri...