Italy
What surprised me when I lived in Rome was that every street corner had either a café, a church or a roman ruin. Even the smallest church, tucked away between two buildings, has magnificent ceilings and religious sculptures that invite you to spend a few moments there. There are the churches we all know, like
Rome has many beautiful museums. But there’s one, just a few minutes from the Pizza di Spagna, that’s well worth a visit and yet is often shunned by tourists. Good for the locals, you might say. Because it allows you to better appreciate the works on display, to avoid the clutter of the Vatican Museum,
If there were a list of things to do once in a lifetime, experiencing a sunset from one of the seven Roman hills would be on it. Imagine discovering the eternal city from a range of color that starts with raw light and warms up in the late afternoon, giving way to a palette of