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A woman, founder of this blog, is standing on the shore of Lake Bracciano Italy wearing a swimming suit in a clear summer day.

A Local’s Guide to Swimming in Lake Bracciano

I wrote this post for all those who wonder if swimming in Lake Bracciano is possible.As soon as…

This relaxing image captures a lakeside pavilion with white curtains gently flowing in the breeze. The sandy beach, clear blue water, and distant view of Anguillara Sabazia create an idyllic and inviting atmosphere, perfect for enjoying the serene beauty of Lake Bracciano.

Things To Do in Anguillara Sabazia | Local’s Guide

In this post, I reveal the best things to do in Anguillara Sabazia, one of my favorite places.…

This image is a focused view of the same hilltop town, Civita di Bagnoregio. It highlights the ancient stone buildings clustered on top of the rocky cliff, with a prominent tower rising above the rest of the structures. The town is connected to the mainland by a long, narrow pedestrian bridge that spans the deep valley below. The surrounding landscape features rugged terrain with layers of earth and sparse vegetation, leading to the distant, hazy mountains. The lighting suggests a time of day with clear visibility, accentuating the textures and colors of the rocky cliff and the historic buildings.

Civita di Bagnoregio Isn’t Worth Visiting: Here’s Why

In the last 10 years or so, the village of Civita di Bagnoregio in northern Lazio has become…

In the heart of the Banditaccia Necropolis in Cerveteri, the woman creator of this blog stands at the entrance of an ancient Etruscan tomb, her arms open wide in awe. The moss-covered stones and the earthen walls tell a story of civilizations past, offering a unique and educational experience for families on a day trip from Rome, exploring the roots of Italian history.

Main Facts About the Etruscan Tombs in Cerveteri

One of Italy’s lesser-known UNESCO sites is located 45km northwest of Rome, near the town of Cerveteri.  The…

This image depicts a charming, sunlit Italian square. An old clock tower, showing just past 10 o'clock, stands prominently on the right side, marking the entrance with an arched passageway beneath it. Adjacent to the tower are multistoried buildings painted in warm shades of yellow, peach, and beige, with shutters partially open on the windows. The ground floor appears to host a bar or café, as indicated by the sign. The left side of the square hosts an outdoor café setting with green umbrellas providing shade to the empty tables, inviting a moment of leisure in one of the beat towns to stay outside of Rome.

7 Best Towns to Stay Outside of Rome for Authentic Local Life

In this post, I’ll reveal the 7 best towns to stay outside of Rome. I don’t blame you…

The photo captures a sweeping view from the ancient town of Tarquinia in Italy, with its historic structures and a bell tower standing out against the clear blue sky. The town overlooks the Tyrrhenian Sea, visible as a serene blue strip on the horizon, dividing the lush countryside below from the vast expanse of sky above. The image conveys a sense of tranquility and the timeless beauty of the Italian landscape.

17 Best Things to Do in Tarquinia, Italy (From a Local)

Although the town of Tarquinia is almost unknown to most travelers, those like me who grew up in…

A young woman plunges smilingly into the clear water of a stone-rimmed spa pool.

A Local’s Guide to Viterbo’s Thermal Baths: Affordable Soaks & Secret Spots

Among Lazio’s hidden gems, the natural thermal baths stand out, especially those in the city of Viterbo, which…

The view of the rooftops of Nepi's historic center, which feature old and modern houses and church domes, from the top of the male tower of the ancient Borgia Castle. In the background is Mount Soratte, with its 6 peaks.

Nepi, Italy: a Local’s Guide to Discovering the “Town of Water”

The town of Nepi in central Italy is one of those destinations that stays off the radar of…

The Santa Severa beach near Rome offers a panoramic view of the Tyrrhenian Sea, lined with a vibrant array of beach umbrellas. Crowds of beachgoers enjoy the sun and surf, with the lush greenery in the foreground offering a natural contrast. This popular summer destination captures the essence of Italian coastal life, bustling with activity and scenic views.

11 Best Beaches near Rome to Enjoy in 2026 (From a Local)

This post highlights the best beaches near Rome, Italy, picked from personal experiences. I was born and grew…

This last photo illustrates the awe-inspiring sight of a single hiker in front of a towering waterfall. Surrounded by rock walls and wild vegetation, it captures the essence of adventure and the natural beauty accessible just outside Rome.

9 Best Hikes near Rome for Nature Lovers (From a Local)

If you’re looking for the best hikes near Rome, stop for a moment and look at the options…

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