THE ROMAN CANDLE JOURNAL
Places, people and ideas for your next Italian adventure. Explore stories from our journal, then find a tour to make the journey your own.
Five Central Italian Cities You Really Should See In previous Roman Candle Tours blog posts, we’ve given you some great suggestions on northern and southern Italian cities you really should see. Highlights included Turin…
Read the story →Porto Ercole, One Of Tuscany’s Best Hidden Gems Italy is cram packed with hidden gems: historic hilltop cities, forgotten places, overlooked artifacts and all kinds of unimaginable spots off the proverbial beaten path. They’re…
Read the story →Five Southern Italian Cities You Really Should See Ragusa, Sicily In a previous Roman Candle Tours blog post, we came up with a list of “Five Northern Italian Cities You Really Should See”. The list took…
Read the story →Five Northern Italian Cities You Really Should See Market in MilanPhoto credit: Mike Beales Visitors to Italy are really spoiled for choice when it comes to amazing places to see. Faced with an overwhelming…
Read the story →10 Venetians Who Left Their Mark on the World In English, a Venetian is a person either from Venice or from the Veneto region that surrounds it. The region comprises glorious cities such as…
Read the story →Intern in Rome: ARRIVEDERCI ROMA! As my time here in Italy begins to wind down, I am reflecting on my memories and experiences here. Though I am excited to return home and see my…
Read the story →Intern in Rome: WALKING IN THE EMPEROR’S FOOTSTEPS Recently, I had the opportunity to take the Colosseum tour. Despite its name, the tour does not only cover the Colosseum. It also explores other parts…
Read the story →Intern in Venice: Delving Into the ‘city of Canals’ This past weekend I went to Venice with a friend. For both of us, it was our first time in the north of Italy. The…
Read the story →Intern in Rome: LEARNING TO LOVE THE ETERNAL CITY This summer I got the opportunity to study and intern in Rome. Before this trip, I had never visited Europe. I was excited, but not…
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