Sorrento is a coastal town in southwest Italy. Its dramatic cliffs face the Bay of Naples. Its winding roads is full of vendors selling gelato, ceramics, woodwork, and the requisite tacky souvenirs. Limoncello — think alcoholic lemonade — is produced in Sorrento. Honeymooners walk underneath the afternoon sun. It is a slow town where meandering is encouraged and visitors can relish in the salt air and sea breeze.
Read MoreDay 3 in Rome, Italy. Exclusive itinerary to take you around the city of Rome, Italy.
Read MoreDay 2 in Rome, Italy. Exclusive itinerary to take you around the city of Rome, Italy.
Read MoreDay 1 in Rome, Italy. Exclusive itinerary to take you around the city of Rome, Italy.
Read MoreOh gelato, you magnificent thing. Remember what we do in Italy? Eat gelato daily. On the way to the Spanish Steps, I cooled off with a double scoop. It was hazelnut and mascarpone with caramelized figs.
Read MoreWhat's not to love about gelato in the heat of the summertime sun? After hours of walking around and being on my feet, I love nothing more than a cool refreshing bite of cold gelato. And this is hands down the best gelato place in Venice. An unsuspecting little shop, on some random street, after turning my tenth right corner and finding myself lost in the maze.
Read MoreWhen in Italy, you must have gelato daily. Especially in the summer, when an afternoon gelato soothes the soul. Gelato is denser than ice cream and comes in a variety of flavors from cream based flavors like vanilla, chocolate, hazelnut, and stracciatella to fruit based flavors like berries, mango, and more. Don Nino did not disappoint as we were walking near the Pantheon.
Read More
