Jane's Guide to FlorenceTraveling to Florence feels like stepping into an open-air museum. The city is alive with history, art, and a sense of timelessness....
Jane's Guide to VeniceVenice has a romantic, almost dreamlike quality. The absence of cars in the city of canals creates a slower, more relaxed pace. Narrow...
Jane's Guide to San GimignanoSan Gimignano is a charming medieval hill town located in the Tuscany region of Italy. It's often referred to as the "Medieval Manhattan"...
Jane's Guide to MontepulcianoMontepulciano is a must-visit while touring the beautiful Tuscan countryside.
Jane’s Guide to the Cinque TerreJane’s Guide to the Cinque Terre The five villages of Cinque Terre are perched precariously on cliffs overlooking the Mediterranean Sea....
Jane's Guide to International TravelTravel Tips for Getting Ready for Travel to Italy (and Beyond) Before you go 1. Check your passport. Your passport needs to be valid for...
Jane's Guide to BolognaBologna is the capital of Emilia Romagna in Italy. Located in Northern Italy, this region is the wealthiest in the country. Its fertile...
Jane's Guide to SienaSiena is a medieval city in Tuscany with a UNESCO-listed historic center. Surrounded by a well-preserved 1,000-year-old wall, it's best...
Jane's Guide to OrvietoOrvieto seems to rise up from the earth, perched on a rock cliff about an hour north of Rome. It is a common day trip from the Eternal...
Jane's Guide To RomeThe best advice I can give you for Rome is to leave plenty of space for sitting in squares and eating gelato. Rome can be overwhelming in...