The first trip that Adam and I took together was very special, in many ways.

From the sun-kissed hills of Tuscany to the azure waters of the Amalfi Coast, Italy is a land that promises adventure at every turn. But beyond the usual tourist trails lies something even more special, something that truly allows you to connect with the land and its people: agritourism.

Come and experience the magic of the Dolomites, with their crystal-clear mountain lakes, snowy summits, traditional mountain huts, charming villages, and traditional cuisine.

A vaporetto is a water taxi or water bus in Venice, operated by the public transport authority for Venice.

The high, domed ceiling is ornately decorated with painted stucco depictions of Christ, several saints, and numerous other heavenly hosts.

Piazza Navona is considered to be one of Rome's most beautiful squares.

Whether by car, on foot, by bike, or on horseback, Tuscany offers myriad opportunities if you are looking to dive into a centuries-old culture immersed in beauty.

The Trevi Fountain is one of the top attractions in Rome and one of the most famous fountains in the world. Like all great pieces of art, it tells a story.

In Rome, scooters are a part of the culture, as familiar as pizza and gelato.

Coffee, and I mean great coffee, is on every street corner, available in every bar and café.