If you only have four hours in Milan (or less), you’re not going to be able to see a whole lot! But if you want to break up a long travel day with some lunch and a peek at the city’s magnificent cathedral, it definitely can be done.
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My name's Shauna and I'm a Canadian living in Australia, with an unexplained love affair with all things Italian. When I'm not working in my finance-related day job, I love to share my passion for travel, spending time at one of the many gorgeous Western Australian beaches, planning another trip and working on my ever-improving, but still very intermediate, Italian.
This was my boyfriend Jarrad and I while on a trip this year in Prague, Czech Republic.
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If you only have four hours in Milan (or less), you’re not going to be able to see a whole lot! But if you want to break up a long travel day with some lunch and a peek at the city’s magnificent cathedral, it definitely can be done.
A compact northern Italian university town with lots of history is an easy day trip or overnight stay.
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Polignano a Mare is a picturesque town perched on the Adriatic coast in central Puglia. Located 40km southeast of Bari or 40 minutes by train, Polignano a Mare is an ideal base for this part of the region. The coastal town is famous for its towering limestone cliffs, picturesque beaches...
For this post, we’re going way back to 2008, during the last 10 days of my 2.5 month solo trip to Europe. One of the many good things about visiting destinations with so much history, is the major sights don’t really change. So the places we visited back then are just as...
