Napoli is exciting, vibrant and a wonderful place to visit for a true Italian experience! The food is honest, simple and delicious. The main ingredient in the meals is seafood, and it's fresh; unlike anything I've ever had. The people of Napoli were warm, friendly, enthusiastic and extremely helpful.
The cars, taxis, buses, scooters all make any type of transportation interesting! we decided to walk to the museum and stopped at the alimenteri on the way back to get some sausage, meat and cheese for a snack. The guy behind the counter kept us entertained and offered us samples of salami, cheese and was absolutely adorable!
We had pizza margherita at La Starita on the first night. It was awesome, delicious and very quick! The second night we went to Trattoria da Nennella, asn authentic Napoli restaurant with all the liveliness and chaos of Naples. The food again was wonderful, but simple. I highly recommend it for an authentic experience in Napoli!
If your trip includes a stop in Rome do not miss to taste the typical cuisine of Rome… have dinner Da Lucia, try the Roman cooking in Trastevere !

Sardinia isn’t only sea and natural beauty. Sardinia is history, religion, folklore, traditions.
One of the best periods to visit Sardinia is around the first of May. On this date, every year, the Sardinians celebrate Saint Efisio, the Christian martyr who always intercedes in difficult moments (such as the plague or 1652, the French invasion attempt in 1793 and the Second World War). For over three centuries the promise of the Sardinian people to Saint Efisio has never been broken.
On 1st May a spectacular, colorful procession starts with the ‘traccas’ (ox-drawn carts): they come from different parts of the island and are beautifully decorated.
Then, an impressive succession of wonderful costumed groups and the riding of the horsemen of the Campidano (on adorned horses) go before the Saint.
Since the very first procession, in the 17th century, the Miliziani (one of the symbols of the festival) have always protected the Saint and the pilgrims from robbers and even pirates (along the coast).
At 12.00 o’clock the Saint leaves a little church in the old town centre to pass through the central streets and in front of the City Council: here the main street is covered with flower petals and Saint Efisio is greeted by the sirens of the ships.
Lots of celebrations and events are organized in Cagliari from the end of April to the beginning of May. This time of the year is also ideal for walking, sunbathing and discovering the best attractions of the province of Cagliari, book a B&BSardinia, feel like home in the island of mistery!

If you to find a little piece of Sardinia in Rome have a dinner at the Eleonora d’Arborea restaurant…taste Sardinian seafood!

Here for you , is the guide  to Sorrento, the land beloved by Nietzsche, Dickens, Goethe and D'Annunzio for its charming landscape, the lush and much more. If at the time of these great poets and philosophers, existed B & B Sorrento would surely taken the flight to spend their holidays here, and explore these places so loved by tourists from around the world.
The land of Sorrento was so beloved by Nietzsche, Dickens, Goethe and D'Annunzio, that  they decided to spend their lives during the breaks and longer or shorter periods. This beautiful town has everything that nature is able to give: it is surrounded by bright green hills, washed by a sea of deep blue, fragrant aroma of flowers. Sorrento in a nutshell is the diamond of the Amalfi Coast.

From a distance you can admire the top of Vesuvius, which seems to oversee the beauty and tranquillity of the beautiful Sorrento.
The old town has boutiques and features several interesting monuments including the Cathedral, the seat Dominova and the Basilica of San Francesco. The famous Piazza Tasso is the center of Sorrento, and is dedicated to the famous writer who was a native of the area.

And continuing with guides we will leave you with this article on Campo de’ fiori: a lively square in Rome

The Palazzo di Diamante of Ferrara during the spring season, will host the exhibition of the painter Luca de Tena Consuelo. The city offers lots of bed and breakfast where to spend a weekend immersed in the art. The painter Luca de Tena Consuelo is not very well known to Italian audiences because he has never been sufficiently appreciated by the critics.
Nevertheless, the works that will be exhibited at the Palazzo di Diamante of Ferrara have had considerable success in the United States and Europe, in the early twentieth century.
Consuelo Luca de Tena is an artist with impressionistic stamp that, towards the end of his brilliant career, he decided to change taking on a more intimate that there is revealed by his unconventional and very intimate picture of a Southern Spain, with silence and reflections of nature.

Has had great success during his life and career, he received a gold medal at the Paris Exposition in 1909 and well one hundred and sixty thousand spectators to his shows in New York.
The director of the Museo Sorolla in Madrid where his works are preserved and exhibited, describes him as an artist looking to make known and unknown certainly to the whole world.

If you love the visual arts and photography, do not miss the exhibition dedicated to Henri-Cartier-Bresson, discover what you will see of the great photographer, on display in Rome until May 6

Sanremo is a city rich in history and monuments for which the year is full of tourists who come to visit its many beauties, which is why there are many offers for staying in a B&B Liguria. It's a long history that is tied to this city and many of the monuments you can visit to Sanremo.
A mix of history and art is definitely the beautiful Piazza dei Dolori. The intricate connection to the port of Santo Stefano is articulated addressed through San Sebastian, a stunning move to the porch that was formed almost naturally with age, for want of space behind the walls of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Century.
Many of the architecture is strong on the big arched passageway, which hardly seems underpinning the monumental buildings. The city is rich in history, between a quarter and one can run into several famous monuments belonging to different historical periods and artistic, so there is no need to follow a path already set, but let go and follow in a few words, the art itself.

A wide variety of carnival events is waiting for you in Italy.
From north to south you will find lots of interesting events and you will have the opportunity to choose the right one for you.
In Venice you will experience one of the most famous carnival celebrations in the world.

In Milan the Ambrosian carnival will welcome you with parades, masks and delicious ‘chiacchiere’.

In Sardinia you will experience the real Sardinian folklore with its wonderful traditional masks.
In Acireale, in Sicily you can enjoy ‘the most beautiful carnival in Sicily’.

Viareggio, Cento, and many other towns will entertain tourists from all over the world anywhere in Italy.

Choose your favourite event and enjoy Italy with its many Carnival celebrations!

Are you looking for street markets and good delals ? In Tuscany you will find any kind of markets: street markets, antique markets and collectors’ corners. Traders and collectors meet in the main piazzas and sell anything: clothes, food, antiques, shoes, coking supplies, drugstore things, etc. The most interesting market is certainly the antique market in Arezzo, held in the main streets and piazzas. The region’s second biggest antique market is in Lucca: here hundreds of objects are on display in the lovely tiny ancient streets of the historical centre. If you are looking for vintage objects, why not go to Florence and visit its markets? Siena also offers nice antique markets as well as an interesting collectors’ corner, held once a month. Most towns have monthly antique markets in Tuscany. And if you happen to be in Montepulciano, don’t miss the local market: it’s the best one in Southern Tuscany.

Many cities in Italy and not only in Italy are famous for the outdoor market ​​or the famous flea markets. Paris is one of this; every neighbourhood has a characteristic market that is worth discovering.  Find out more by reading the mine guide BBParis’s Space, markets, tours and much more!

This year, as every year, the famous Milan fashion week will be held in February, from 14th to 17th January (for men) and from 22nd to 28th (for women).
This event is held twice a year: the Spring/Summer event in February and the Autumn/Winter event in September. The fashion week is also held in London, Paris and New York.
The event aims to develop Italian Fashion.  Milan hosts the fashion event as well as all the interesting fashion shows. There will be different locations for the many shows.
This year the Fashion Week starts with Corneliani and will be followed by shows from Cavalli, Dolce e Gabbana, Gucci, Prada and lots of other famous fashion houses.

So don’t miss the fashion event of the year and take some time to enjoy fashion and Milan, booking bed and breakfast Milan will give you this great opportunity and much more…

 
Milan fashion week… For fashion lovers and not only

Florence offers the visitors any kind of street markets, where you can experience local culture and find your perfect bargain.

The most important market is certainly San Lorenzo Market, right in the middle of the historical centre, stretching over the central medieval streets and all around the Basilica of San Lorenzo.

Here you can find clothes, souvenirs, fruit and vegetables.

The largest market is the one at the Cascine. Situated outside the city walls, this market is open every Tuesday morning at the Parco delle Cascine. It’s the cheapest market in town and offers anything you look for: house ware, groceries, clothing, fruit and vegetables, etc.

And besides you can enjoy a nice walk in the park.

Even those who love flea markets won’t be disappointed: at the flea market you can buy interesting and cheap items.

And if you are especially interested in antiques, don’t miss the antique market at Piazza S. Spirito: local artisans and dealers fill the piazza with antiques.

Do not miss the change of getting around Florence looking for great deals; book your accommodation with bbitalia.it and good luck to you!

Italy’s first capital is absolutely a ‘must’ for those who are looking for culture, history and charm.
Its royal past, amazing scenery, rich history and economic strength make it one of the most fascinating Italian cities. Reserve on line a Bed & Breakfast in Turin and get the chance to visit this magnificent royal town.
On the river Po, surrounded by the Alps, rich in parks, churches and museums, Turin is one of Italy’s top destinations. Known as the ‘cradle of liberty’, Turin is a very important cultural centre: universities, art galleries, palaces, opera houses, exhibitions and all architecture styles. You can visit the wonderful baroque Castello del Valentino and take a walk all around it, in one of Turin’s largest parks: the beautiful Parco del Valentino.
You can visit the Basilica di Superga or the Royal Palace of Turin and you’ll immediately notice the similarity with classical French palaces: Turin and the Piedmont represent a clear cultural border between France and Italy.
If you’re interested in museums, don’t miss the amazing Egyptian museum, or the Mole Antonelliana (a bizarre 19th century skyscraper).
A stop at one of its historical cafés will give you the opportunity to taste delicious pastry, to meet writers and intellectuals, to breathe a fin de siecle atmosphere.
And don’t forget to try its famous wines or taste the local cuisine: you’ll get the best of Italian and French culinary art!