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Aperitivo time is Italy’s happiest hour

By Donna Wheeler, Lonely Planet

Milan, Italy The tradition of pre-dinner drinks served with snacks has morphed into a nightly phenomenon of complimentary lavish buffet spreads. Read more…


Top five ancient wonders in Rome

Timeless wonder A lifetime is not long enough to see all Rome has to offer. Start at the beginning of history, with ruins, frescos and churches that have stood the test of time. Read more…


Rome’s most mysterious places

By Abigail Hole, Lonely Planet

Down the garden path A surreally perfect view of St Peter’s, a museum of lost souls, a crypt decorated in human bones, and more. Read more…


All roads lead to Rome

By Abigail Hole, Lonely Planet Magazine

Bottega del Marmoraro Peel back the layers to discover four extraordinary streets in Rome, each with a very different tale to tell. Read more…


The Passport blog

Drawing on experience: Vatican City

By Tim Baynes

St Peter's Basilica Have book and pen, will travel. Read more…


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