Your Guide to Italy Traveling in Italy Language courses in Italy Italian Wine Italian art and culture Italian Cuisine History of Italy Italian Trends
.

.

.
.
Home Travel Info Top 5 Places in Italy Luxury Travel in Italy Agritourism in Italy Bed & Breakfast in Italy Italian Cuisine History of Italian Cuisine Popular Foods of Italy Italian Pasta Italian Gourmet Food Italian Olive Oil Italian Cheeses Italian-style Pizza Risotto Regional Cuisines of Italy Italian Wines and Drinks Italian Wine Italian Wine Labels Popular Italian Drinks Italian Sweet Wines Coffee the Italian Way Types of Italian Coffee Special Events Christmas in Italy Getting Married in Italy Honeymoon in Italy 5 Major Opera Houses Festivals in Italy Italian Art & Culture Languages of Italy Italian Opera Famous Italian Luthiers Famous Italians Italian Nobel Prize Winners Italian Mathematicians Italian Inventors Italian Scientists Italian Explorers Expatriates in Italy Fashion & Design Ferrari Vintage Models Ferrari Sports Cars Italian Design Jewelry
What's on in Italy
For festivals, celebrations and special events in December,see Italy in December.

For festivals, celebrations and special events throughout the year, see: festivals and special events in Italy.
Rooftop cafetaria Victor Emmanuel Monument Rome
You can now have a look at "Rome from the Sky" taking the new elevator to the rooftop terrace of the Vittoriano, the monument to King Victor Emmanuel II where you can shoot wonderful photos over Rome and have a coffee in the rooftop cafetaria, enjoying an amazing 360-degree view.
Custom Search
More and more Italian art cities go on-line
Many cities now offer the possibility to skip the long lines by booking your tickets on-line:

For Rome's Vatican museums, visit their webpage
For tickets for Florence's Uffizi Gallery (Renaissance art) and Accademia, book here.

Veniceconnected.com is a new initiative by the City of Venice to help visitors book services, such as transportation, museums and car parkings more easily and at a lower rate (if booked sufficiently in advance). Click here for more information.

For transport and reductions at museums and major events in Rome, buy your Roma PASS on-line.
YourGuideToItaly.com
your independent guide to Italy and the Italian way of life
Rome: new, spectacular rooftop terrace
Fashionistas can now swap luxury items in Treviso store
The northern Italian city of Treviso now has its own luxury swap store - a premiere in Italy - where elite clients can trade in their jewelry, shoes or bags. Store owners Ilaria Bramezza and Francesca Ladisa have designed a system whereby each item brought in by clients is given a number of stars between 1 and 10. Clients can then exchange their item for one or more other pieces on display in the three-level store, worth the same number of stars. The store owners take a commission on each swap, starting at 20 euros for a one-star piece up to 44 euros for a 5-star piece. (Sources: ANSA.it and La Tribuna di Treviso).
Address: "Luxury Swapping", vicolo Campana 3 (Piazza Rinaldi), Treviso
Traveling in Italy
Popular Pages
Customs, Traditions & Holidays
Eating Out & Going Out
City Guides
Special Guides
Famous Italians
Rick Steves' Italy 2010
with map
by Rick Steves
More information:
What's new ?
Italy
(Eyewitness Travel Guides)
by DK Publishing
More information:
10 most famous pasta dishes
Festivals and Events in Italy
Ferrari sports cars
Italian cheeses
Italian violins
Italian wines

Osterie & Locande d'Italia:
A Guide to Traditional Places to Eat and Stay in Italy
by Paola Gho (Editor)
Publisher: Slow Food
More information:
Frommers Italy 2010
Frommer's Italy 2010 (Frommer's Complete)
by Darwin Porter (Author), Danforth Prince (Author)
More information:
Rick Steves' Italy 2010
and what's on in Italy, and which are the top places to visit in Italy.

Site Index A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Y - Z
Homepage
and drop by on a regular basis to know what's new
YourGuidetoItaly.com 2005-2010 © All Rights Reserved.
Photos of the YourGuidetoItaly.com banner (from left to right): (on campus) Sean Locke, (red deckchair) Valentina Jori, (chianti botlle) Donald Gruener, (Vitruvian man) Jodie Coston, (coliseum), Roberto A Sanchez, (Fiat 500) Luca di Filippo. Photo of 'Rialto bridge' by S. Greg Panosian. Fashionista photo by Ivan Chenko.
 |  Sitemap  |  Links  |  Privacy  |  Contact  |
Living, Studying, and Working in Italy:
Everything You Need to Know to Live La Dolce Vita
by Monica Larner
More information:
Bookmark us now
Italy Eyewitness Travel
Osterie & Locande d'Italia