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27/04/2026

Romantic rooftop in Rome

27/04/2026

25 of April. Liberation day

Run Run Run!!! 1 of April is coming 😉
22/03/2026

Run Run Run!!! 1 of April is coming 😉

Hurry Up!  Get your discount until the end of this month! Book your wonderful trip in Italy 🇮🇹! 1 of April the prices ar...
10/03/2026

Hurry Up! Get your discount until the end of this month! Book your wonderful trip in Italy 🇮🇹! 1 of April the prices are rising 🙈

Spring is opening its doors, the air is getting warmer, and from 1 March the tourism season officially begins — just in ...
03/03/2026

Spring is opening its doors, the air is getting warmer, and from 1 March the tourism season officially begins — just in time for the Easter holidays. This is the moment when Italy is at its most magical: fewer tourists, perfect weather, bright colors, and cities waking up after winter.

🌿 Ancient Rome without endless queues.
🌊 Amalfi Coast with its calm, sunlit mornings.
🔥 Naples full of life, pizza, and traditions.
🏛️ Pompei where history breathes in every stone.
🎭 Venice before the summer crowds.
🎨 Florence glowing under soft spring light.
… and so many other breathtaking places waiting for you.

I organise fully planned, stress‑free tours:

• Comfortable cars or minivans with air‑conditioning
• No queues, no confusion, no last‑minute decisions
• Handpicked restaurants and authentic food
• Tailor‑made itineraries “under the key”
• You simply enjoy, explore, and create unforgettable memories

Spring is the best time to discover Italy — quietly, beautifully, effortlessly.

📩 Write me to book your tour and let’s make your Italian adventure unforgettable.

Happy International Tourist Guide Day from Italy! 🇮🇹   Today I’m celebrating the profession that lets me turn history in...
21/02/2026

Happy International Tourist Guide Day from Italy! 🇮🇹

Today I’m celebrating the profession that lets me turn history into stories, streets into adventures, and curious strangers into temporary travel families.

Being a guide means mastering the art of walking backwards, answer 47 questions at once and questions I didn’t even hear, and smiling gracefully when someone asks if we’re “nearly there” after exactly 3 minutes of walking or explaining for the 12th time that Colosseo and Anfiteatro Flavio it’s the the same monument 🤣.

It’s a “job”, skill set, a passion… and occasionally a full‑body workout.

To my fellow guides: may your groups be punctual, your microphones behave, and your fun facts always impress.

To my travellers: thanks for trusting me to show you the magic of Italy — one story, one laugh, and one “follow me, please” at a time.

14/02/2026

Pantheon is the most ancient temple in Rome and unique church. Which I always advise to visit and see some miracles .
If you want to know more book your tour with me . Write me

Let’s the sign of this petition and return back  Fountain Trevi to us 🙏❤️ Help me and send this post to your friends ❤️ ...
08/02/2026

Let’s the sign of this petition and return back Fountain Trevi to us 🙏❤️ Help me and send this post to your friends ❤️

It’s coming New Year and in Italy we have some traditions how to meet the Year 🇮🇹Here are some interesting and slightly ...
30/12/2025

It’s coming New Year and in Italy we have some traditions how to meet the Year 🇮🇹

Here are some interesting and slightly unusual facts about how Italians celebrate New Year’s:
💃 1. Red underwear—happiness beneath.
In Italy, New Year’s Eve is a time of traditions associated with good luck and love. For example, it’s customary to wear red underwear—it symbolizes happiness, wealth, and love in the new year.
But there’s a catch: it must be new or a gift, otherwise there will be no luck.
💡 In some regions, men and women even exchange red socks as a sign of love and happiness.
🍛 2. Lentils for luck.
Italians eat lentils on New Year’s Eve. The lentils symbolize coins—the more you eat, the more wealth you’ll have in the new year. They’re most often served as a side dish with fatty pork sausages called Zampone or Cotechino after midnight.
🪟 3. Throwing old things out of windows.
In Naples and some other cities, there’s a custom of throwing old things out of windows on New Year’s Eve. This symbolizes getting rid of everything unnecessary and old.
💡 Legend has it: whoever throws out the old and greets the New Year clean will be happy all year.
🎇 4. Fireworks and noise.
New Year’s in Italy is unimaginable without loud noise and fireworks. Italians believe that loud noise scares away evil spirits and attracts good luck. Even in small squares, you can hear fireworks and firecrackers all night long.
‼️ However, recently there have been many protests from pet owners and animal rights activists. This is very stressful for our “little brothers.”
🍰 5. Cakes and sweets.
Italians love sweets: Panettone, Pandoro, Torrone, and chocolate. A sweet table is believed to bring a sweet year. In some regions, they add little surprises to the dessert, like in Christmas cake.
🧙🏻 6. Befana – the good witch.
New Year’s in Italy officially continues until January 6th, when Epiphany is celebrated. According to legend, the good witch Befana brings gifts to children. She flies on a broomstick and leaves sweets for the good and coal for those who have been naughty.
💡 This is especially surprising for tourists – adults also celebrate with children!
⛲️ 7. New Year’s in the square.

🚨 OFFICIAL: Rome just made a BIG change at one of its most famous landmarks 🇮🇹⛲️Starting February 1, 2026, visitors who ...
28/12/2025

🚨 OFFICIAL: Rome just made a BIG change at one of its most famous landmarks 🇮🇹⛲️

Starting February 1, 2026, visitors who want to step down to the water’s edge at the Trevi Fountain will need to pay €2.

Here’s what you need to know ⬇️
💶 Cost: €2
🗓 When: Feb 1, 2026 • ⏰ 9am–9pm
👥 Who pays: Tourists only (Rome residents are exempt)
📍 Where: Access to the lower basin near the water
👀 Good news: Viewing from the piazza above is still FREE
💳 How: Online or contactless payment
🎯 Why: To control massive crowds (up to 70,000 visitors a day!) and fund preservation

PS I think it’s not enough that tourists bring more then 1,5 million every year!!! 😎😏

I hope that after 21.00 we are still able to go down for free 🙏

Merry Xmas to all My Lovely Clients!Waiting for You in Italy 🇮🇹
24/12/2025

Merry Xmas to all My Lovely Clients!
Waiting for You in Italy 🇮🇹

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