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15 things to do in Ghent, Belgium 🇧🇪 save this for your Belgium trip 1. Get coffee + pastries at Le Pain Quotidien 2. Eat Belgian waffles at House of Waffles 3. Visit Saint Bavo’s Cathedral 4. See the famous Ghent Altarpiece (Adoration of the Mystic Lamb) inside the cathedral 5. Walk across Saint Michael’s Bridge for the postcard skyline 6. Explore Graslei waterfront 7. Walk along Korenlei waterfront 8. Visit Werregarenstraat (Graffiti Street) 9. Explore Gravensteen Castle 10. Climb Belfry of Ghent for panoramic views 11. Walk through Patershol neighborhood 12. Try Belgian fries from a local frituur 13. Take a canal cruise through Ghent 14. Grab cocktails at The Cobbler inside 1898 The Post 15. End your day at Saint Michael’s Bridge for sunset + blue hour when Ghent lights up ✨ Ghent genuinely surprised me. It feels like a fairytale city but way less crowded than Bruges and easy to combine with Brussels on the same trip. Save this for your Belgium itinerary + follow @sparklingescapes for more Europe travel guides ✨ © Sparkling Escapes
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15 things to do in Ghent, Belgium 🇧🇪 save this for your Belgium trip 1. Get coffee + pastries at Le Pain Quotidien 2. Eat Belgian waffles at House of Waffles 3. Visit Saint Bavo’s Cathedral 4. See the famous Ghent Altarpiece (Adoration of the Mystic Lamb) inside the cathedral 5. Walk across Saint Michael’s Bridge for the postcard skyline 6. Explore Graslei waterfront 7. Walk along Korenlei waterfront 8. Visit Werregarenstraat (Graffiti Street) 9. Explore Gravensteen Castle 10. Climb Belfry of Ghent for panoramic views 11. Walk through Patershol neighborhood 12. Try Belgian fries from a local frituur 13. Take a canal cruise through Ghent 14. Grab cocktails at The Cobbler inside 1898 The Post 15. End your day at Saint Michael’s Bridge for sunset + blue hour when Ghent lights up ✨ Ghent genuinely surprised me. It feels like a fairytale city but way less crowded than Bruges and easy to combine with Brussels on the same trip. Save this for your Belgium itinerary + follow @sparklingescapes for more Europe travel guides ✨ © Sparkling Escapes
Save this for your Normandy itinerary or send it to someone that wants to visit Mont Saint Michel 🇫🇷 10 things you should know before visiting Mont Saint Michel: 1️⃣ Stop at the iconic snake road viewpoint before arriving One of the most beautiful panoramic views of Mont Saint Michel is from the winding road viewpoint at these exact coordinates: 48.603272, -1.506898. It’s the perfect photo stop, especially around sunrise or sunset 2️⃣ Park at the official Mont Saint Michel parking area 3️⃣ Take the free “Le Passeur” shuttle bus to the island You can also walk the bridge back for the views 4️⃣ Enter through Porte du Roi and explore the medieval main street 5️⃣ Visit Mont Saint Michel Abbey The abbey is the highlight of the entire visit, and from my point of view, a guided tour is an absolute must. We did an amazing English tour and learned so much about the history and significance of this place. You’ll also get to see the beautiful cloister, which has one of the best views on the island 6️⃣ Enjoy lunch or dinner at one of the restaurants along the main street A meal with a view makes the experience even more special 7️⃣ Check the tides before visiting Mont Saint Michel looks completely different depending on the tide level 8️⃣ Stay overnight if you can Most day-trippers leave in the evening, so staying overnight lets you experience the island when it’s much quieter and more magical 9️⃣ Wear comfortable shoes The streets are steep, uneven, and often crowded, so good walking shoes make a big difference 🔟 Visit early in the morning or later in the evening These are the best times to avoid the biggest crowds and enjoy better photo opportunities ✨ Bonus: try the famous omelette at La Mère Poulard Honestly, Mont Saint Michel needs more planning than people think, but it’s absolutely worth it. © Sparkling Escapes | Europe travel itineraries #france #normandie
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Save this for your Normandy itinerary or send it to someone that wants to visit Mont Saint Michel 🇫🇷 10 things you should know before visiting Mont Saint Michel: 1️⃣ Stop at the iconic snake road viewpoint before arriving One of the most beautiful panoramic views of Mont Saint Michel is from the winding road viewpoint at these exact coordinates: 48.603272, -1.506898. It’s the perfect photo stop, especially around sunrise or sunset 2️⃣ Park at the official Mont Saint Michel parking area 3️⃣ Take the free “Le Passeur” shuttle bus to the island You can also walk the bridge back for the views 4️⃣ Enter through Porte du Roi and explore the medieval main street 5️⃣ Visit Mont Saint Michel Abbey The abbey is the highlight of the entire visit, and from my point of view, a guided tour is an absolute must. We did an amazing English tour and learned so much about the history and significance of this place. You’ll also get to see the beautiful cloister, which has one of the best views on the island 6️⃣ Enjoy lunch or dinner at one of the restaurants along the main street A meal with a view makes the experience even more special 7️⃣ Check the tides before visiting Mont Saint Michel looks completely different depending on the tide level 8️⃣ Stay overnight if you can Most day-trippers leave in the evening, so staying overnight lets you experience the island when it’s much quieter and more magical 9️⃣ Wear comfortable shoes The streets are steep, uneven, and often crowded, so good walking shoes make a big difference 🔟 Visit early in the morning or later in the evening These are the best times to avoid the biggest crowds and enjoy better photo opportunities ✨ Bonus: try the famous omelette at La Mère Poulard Honestly, Mont Saint Michel needs more planning than people think, but it’s absolutely worth it. © Sparkling Escapes | Europe travel itineraries #france #normandie
📍 Aosta Valley Winter Guide ❄️ Where to stay • Courmayeur or Aosta – best bases to explore the region and reach Mont Blanc. From Courmayeur you can cross the tunnel to Chamonix, France in about 30 minutes. • Pré-Saint-Didier – known for its thermal baths and spa hotels. • Cogne – quiet mountain village inside Gran Paradiso National Park. • La Thuile or Champoluc – for skiing and alpine scenery. Hotels to check • Le Massif Hotel & Lodge Courmayeur (I stayed here) • Auberge de La Maison • Au Charmant Petit Lac – Ecohotel Parc & Spa • Hotel Relais des Glaciers – adults only Places to eat • Cadran Solaire – try the local cheese fondue; one of my favorite lunches. • Chateau Branlant – mountain restaurant in Courmayeur. • Vecchio Ristoro or Pierre Alexis 1877 – fine dining in Aosta. • Pizzeria du Tunnel – good food, local vibe. What to do • Ride the Skyway Monte Bianco for views of Mont Blanc. • Visit the Aosta Christmas Market and walk along Courmayeur’s Via Roma. • Explore castles: Aymavilles, Fort Bard, Fénis, Castello Reale di Sarre. • Spend time in Val Veny or Val Ferret – peaceful valleys with trails and views. 💬 Would you visit Aosta Valley in winter? ❄️ #aostavalley #courmayeur #aostatravelguide #italytravel #winterinitaly
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📍 Aosta Valley Winter Guide ❄️ Where to stay • Courmayeur or Aosta – best bases to explore the region and reach Mont Blanc. From Courmayeur you can cross the tunnel to Chamonix, France in about 30 minutes. • Pré-Saint-Didier – known for its thermal baths and spa hotels. • Cogne – quiet mountain village inside Gran Paradiso National Park. • La Thuile or Champoluc – for skiing and alpine scenery. Hotels to check • Le Massif Hotel & Lodge Courmayeur (I stayed here) • Auberge de La Maison • Au Charmant Petit Lac – Ecohotel Parc & Spa • Hotel Relais des Glaciers – adults only Places to eat • Cadran Solaire – try the local cheese fondue; one of my favorite lunches. • Chateau Branlant – mountain restaurant in Courmayeur. • Vecchio Ristoro or Pierre Alexis 1877 – fine dining in Aosta. • Pizzeria du Tunnel – good food, local vibe. What to do • Ride the Skyway Monte Bianco for views of Mont Blanc. • Visit the Aosta Christmas Market and walk along Courmayeur’s Via Roma. • Explore castles: Aymavilles, Fort Bard, Fénis, Castello Reale di Sarre. • Spend time in Val Veny or Val Ferret – peaceful valleys with trails and views. 💬 Would you visit Aosta Valley in winter? ❄️ #aostavalley #courmayeur #aostatravelguide #italytravel #winterinitaly
This Paris café and restaurant near Opéra Garnier looks like a Christmas ballet, and it's not just for photos. Café de la Paix and The Verriere Restaurant is part of Le Grand Hôtel and works perfectly for both coffee and lunch. 8 With the ballerina-shoe Christmas tree and the soft, elegant setting, the whole place feels very ballet-core Paris in December. Come for a quiet coffee break in the afternoon, or plan it as a slow lunch between sightseeing. It's central, elegant, and easy to fit into a Paris day without rushing from one place to another. We ordered the onion soup and the beef tartare, and both were genuinely delicious. Comforting, classic, and exactly what you want on a winter day in Paris. A really good stop when you want something classic, pretty, ano very Paris. Save this for your winter Paris plans. #paris #operagarnierparis #pariscafe #parischristmas
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This Paris café and restaurant near Opéra Garnier looks like a Christmas ballet, and it's not just for photos. Café de la Paix and The Verriere Restaurant is part of Le Grand Hôtel and works perfectly for both coffee and lunch. 8 With the ballerina-shoe Christmas tree and the soft, elegant setting, the whole place feels very ballet-core Paris in December. Come for a quiet coffee break in the afternoon, or plan it as a slow lunch between sightseeing. It's central, elegant, and easy to fit into a Paris day without rushing from one place to another. We ordered the onion soup and the beef tartare, and both were genuinely delicious. Comforting, classic, and exactly what you want on a winter day in Paris. A really good stop when you want something classic, pretty, ano very Paris. Save this for your winter Paris plans. #paris #operagarnierparis #pariscafe #parischristmas
Places to add to your 2026 Italy list: 🇮🇹 Tuscany: Florence, Siena, San Gimignano, Volterra, San Quirico, Montepulciano, Montalcino, Bagno Vignoni 🌊 Lake Como: Varenna, Bellagio, Menaggio, Tremezzo, Como 🏔️ Aosta Valley: Courmayeur, Aosta, Saint-Pierre, La Thuile ⛰️ Dolomites: Lago di Braies, Seceda, Alpe di Siusi, Santa Maddalena 🌿 Puglia: Bari, Polignano a Mare, Monopoli, Matera ☀️ Sicily: Taormina, Syracuse, Noto All clips filmed around #Tuscany, #Bologna, #Florence, #LakeComo & #Venice Are you dreaming about Italy too? 🇮🇹
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Places to add to your 2026 Italy list: 🇮🇹 Tuscany: Florence, Siena, San Gimignano, Volterra, San Quirico, Montepulciano, Montalcino, Bagno Vignoni 🌊 Lake Como: Varenna, Bellagio, Menaggio, Tremezzo, Como 🏔️ Aosta Valley: Courmayeur, Aosta, Saint-Pierre, La Thuile ⛰️ Dolomites: Lago di Braies, Seceda, Alpe di Siusi, Santa Maddalena 🌿 Puglia: Bari, Polignano a Mare, Monopoli, Matera ☀️ Sicily: Taormina, Syracuse, Noto All clips filmed around #Tuscany, #Bologna, #Florence, #LakeComo & #Venice Are you dreaming about Italy too? 🇮🇹
So many people try to fit too many towns into one day, but Tuscany isn’t made for checklists. It’s made for comfort: good food, slow drives, quiet views, and days that feel just right. Here’s a 7-day version that balances it all. Day 1 – Lucca Day 2 – Volterra Day 3 – San Gimignano Day 4 – Montalcino, San Quirico d’Orcia, Pienza Day 5 – Montepulciano + Val d’Orcia viewpoints Day 6 – Siena Day 7 – Pisa Add 2–3 days for Florence if you haven’t seen it yet. Save this for your Tuscany itinerary, the comfort version that feels right, not rushed.
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So many people try to fit too many towns into one day, but Tuscany isn’t made for checklists. It’s made for comfort: good food, slow drives, quiet views, and days that feel just right. Here’s a 7-day version that balances it all. Day 1 – Lucca Day 2 – Volterra Day 3 – San Gimignano Day 4 – Montalcino, San Quirico d’Orcia, Pienza Day 5 – Montepulciano + Val d’Orcia viewpoints Day 6 – Siena Day 7 – Pisa Add 2–3 days for Florence if you haven’t seen it yet. Save this for your Tuscany itinerary, the comfort version that feels right, not rushed.
It’s called Guinigi Tower, one of the most unique towers to visit in Tuscany. Entry is 8 €. We got our tickets there, but it’s better to book online and choose your time slot. The rooftop is small, so it can get crowded quickly even if the tower itself feels quiet. If you’re planning a trip to Tuscany or spending a day in Lucca, save this post so you don’t miss it. The view from the top is unreal, and it’s the only tower where you can stand under oak trees above Lucca’s rooftops. #tuscany #luccatuscany
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It’s called Guinigi Tower, one of the most unique towers to visit in Tuscany. Entry is 8 €. We got our tickets there, but it’s better to book online and choose your time slot. The rooftop is small, so it can get crowded quickly even if the tower itself feels quiet. If you’re planning a trip to Tuscany or spending a day in Lucca, save this post so you don’t miss it. The view from the top is unreal, and it’s the only tower where you can stand under oak trees above Lucca’s rooftops. #tuscany #luccatuscany
Just a few steps from Piazza Navona, this café is hidden inside the beautiful Chiostro del Bramante, one of my favourite hidden gems in Rome. Despite being right in the historic centre, it still feels like a peaceful escape from the crowds. 📍 Chiostro del Bramante, Rome (Arco della Pace, 5) You don’t need an exhibition ticket to visit the café. There are plenty of tables where you can enjoy a coffee, lunch or aperitivo while overlooking the historic courtyard, or sit inside and admire the colourful painted interiors. If you’d like to walk through the courtyard and visit the exhibition spaces, tickets are currently €20. If you’re planning a Rome itinerary and looking for unique cafés near Piazza Navona, add this spot to your list. Save this for your next Rome trip 🇮🇹 📍 Chiostro del Bramante 💶 Exhibition ticket: €20 ☕ Café accessible without an exhibition ticket 🎨 Colourful interiors + views over the historic courtyard 🚶‍♀️ Near Piazza Navona 📌 Perfect stop for coffee, lunch or an aperitivo © Please do not copy, reproduce or repost this content without permission.
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Just a few steps from Piazza Navona, this café is hidden inside the beautiful Chiostro del Bramante, one of my favourite hidden gems in Rome. Despite being right in the historic centre, it still feels like a peaceful escape from the crowds. 📍 Chiostro del Bramante, Rome (Arco della Pace, 5) You don’t need an exhibition ticket to visit the café. There are plenty of tables where you can enjoy a coffee, lunch or aperitivo while overlooking the historic courtyard, or sit inside and admire the colourful painted interiors. If you’d like to walk through the courtyard and visit the exhibition spaces, tickets are currently €20. If you’re planning a Rome itinerary and looking for unique cafés near Piazza Navona, add this spot to your list. Save this for your next Rome trip 🇮🇹 📍 Chiostro del Bramante 💶 Exhibition ticket: €20 ☕ Café accessible without an exhibition ticket 🎨 Colourful interiors + views over the historic courtyard 🚶‍♀️ Near Piazza Navona 📌 Perfect stop for coffee, lunch or an aperitivo © Please do not copy, reproduce or repost this content without permission.
Read the full blog post with all the details, my honest opinions, and exactly what’s worth your time on the link in bio If you’re tired of wasting coffee stops on places that only look good on Instagram… same. I care about the vibe, the view, the service, what to order, and whether a place feels calm or chaotic. That’s the filter behind every spot I share. These are today’s picks from my Paris café list: 📍 Francette 📍 Carette 📍 Louis Vuitton Café 📍 La Maison Rose 📍 Maison Revka 📍 La Verrière 📍 Plaza Athénée 📍 Le Jardin 📍 Madame Madame 📍 Le Botaniste This is part one. The full list of 20 Instagrammable cafés in Paris, plus all my notes, best timing, and who each place is actually for, is on my blog. Link in bio 🤍 Save this for your next Paris trip and send it to that friend who always wants pretty cafés without the chaos. Please don’t repost without permission. © Sparkling Escapes
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Read the full blog post with all the details, my honest opinions, and exactly what’s worth your time on the link in bio If you’re tired of wasting coffee stops on places that only look good on Instagram… same. I care about the vibe, the view, the service, what to order, and whether a place feels calm or chaotic. That’s the filter behind every spot I share. These are today’s picks from my Paris café list: 📍 Francette 📍 Carette 📍 Louis Vuitton Café 📍 La Maison Rose 📍 Maison Revka 📍 La Verrière 📍 Plaza Athénée 📍 Le Jardin 📍 Madame Madame 📍 Le Botaniste This is part one. The full list of 20 Instagrammable cafés in Paris, plus all my notes, best timing, and who each place is actually for, is on my blog. Link in bio 🤍 Save this for your next Paris trip and send it to that friend who always wants pretty cafés without the chaos. Please don’t repost without permission. © Sparkling Escapes
#hosted You don't always need a long vacation to see multiple destinations. This was Windstar's Quick Getaway: La Dolce Vita in Italy & France, @WindstarCruises a 4-day yacht cruise that combines Portovenere, Cinque Terre and Bonifacio in Corsica into one trip. 📍Day 1: Embark in Civitavecchia (Rome) 📍Day 2: Portovenere + Cinque Terre 📍 Day 3: Bonifacio, Corsica 📍Day 4: Return to Civitavecchia What makes this route different is that while you're sleeping, you're already on your way to the next destination. And because there are only around 350 guests on board, it feels much more personal. The crew gets to know you by name, there is plenty of space to relax, and it never feels crowded. Between destinations, you can spend time by the pool, book a spa treatment, enjoy the hot tub, swim directly trom the yacht during marina days, or simply watch the coastline go by with a cocktail in hand. There are multiple restaurants on board, great food, live jazz in the evenings, and plenty of excursions in every destination if you don't want to explore on your own. Personally, the Cinque Terre boat tour and Bonifacio in Corsica were the highlights of this trip. If you only had 4 days, would you choose Cinque Terre or Corsica first? #windstarcruises
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#hosted You don't always need a long vacation to see multiple destinations. This was Windstar's Quick Getaway: La Dolce Vita in Italy & France, @WindstarCruises a 4-day yacht cruise that combines Portovenere, Cinque Terre and Bonifacio in Corsica into one trip. 📍Day 1: Embark in Civitavecchia (Rome) 📍Day 2: Portovenere + Cinque Terre 📍 Day 3: Bonifacio, Corsica 📍Day 4: Return to Civitavecchia What makes this route different is that while you're sleeping, you're already on your way to the next destination. And because there are only around 350 guests on board, it feels much more personal. The crew gets to know you by name, there is plenty of space to relax, and it never feels crowded. Between destinations, you can spend time by the pool, book a spa treatment, enjoy the hot tub, swim directly trom the yacht during marina days, or simply watch the coastline go by with a cocktail in hand. There are multiple restaurants on board, great food, live jazz in the evenings, and plenty of excursions in every destination if you don't want to explore on your own. Personally, the Cinque Terre boat tour and Bonifacio in Corsica were the highlights of this trip. If you only had 4 days, would you choose Cinque Terre or Corsica first? #windstarcruises
The Bernina Express is one of the most scenic train journeys in Switzerland, connecting St. Moritz and Tirano across the Swiss Alps. If you travel in late autumn, you can actually see autumn and winter in the same ride. It's a UNESCO World Heritage route operated by RhB (Rhaetian Railway), famous for its panoramic views, mountain passes, and spiral viaducts. The regular Bernina Red Train follows the same route, but with openable windows (a dream for photographers). • Useful info: • Route: St. Moritz - Tirano - Chur • Duration: about 2 h 20 min (one way) • Tickets: from around 40 € (2nd class) • No seat reservation needed • You can hop off at small Alpine stops along the way • Can be done easily as a day trip from Milan, that's what I did, and it was absolutely worth it. It's one of those rare travel moments that feels both luxurious and real. Golden valleys, snowy peaks, and that quiet hum of the Bernina Express gliding through the Alps. Save this for your next Switzerland or Italy itinerary, especially if you're dreaming of an autumn-to-winter journey through the Alps.
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The Bernina Express is one of the most scenic train journeys in Switzerland, connecting St. Moritz and Tirano across the Swiss Alps. If you travel in late autumn, you can actually see autumn and winter in the same ride. It's a UNESCO World Heritage route operated by RhB (Rhaetian Railway), famous for its panoramic views, mountain passes, and spiral viaducts. The regular Bernina Red Train follows the same route, but with openable windows (a dream for photographers). • Useful info: • Route: St. Moritz - Tirano - Chur • Duration: about 2 h 20 min (one way) • Tickets: from around 40 € (2nd class) • No seat reservation needed • You can hop off at small Alpine stops along the way • Can be done easily as a day trip from Milan, that's what I did, and it was absolutely worth it. It's one of those rare travel moments that feels both luxurious and real. Golden valleys, snowy peaks, and that quiet hum of the Bernina Express gliding through the Alps. Save this for your next Switzerland or Italy itinerary, especially if you're dreaming of an autumn-to-winter journey through the Alps.
If Paris is on your list here’s some inspiration: ✨Louvre Museum ✨Palais Royal ✨Tuileries Garden ✨Champs-Élysées ✨Montmartre ✨Sacré-Cœur ✨Notre Dame Cathedral ✨Sainte-Chapelle ✨Musée d’Orsay ✨Hôtel de la Marine ✨Place de la Concorde ✨Le Marais ✨Saint-Germain-des-Prés ✨Opéra Garnier ✨Galeries Lafayette & Printemps rooftops ✨Eiffel Tower photo spots ✨Avenue Montaigne ✨ Place Vendôme ✨Dinner and drinks at the Ritz Content made and owned by Sparkling Escapes. © sparklingescapes
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If Paris is on your list here’s some inspiration: ✨Louvre Museum ✨Palais Royal ✨Tuileries Garden ✨Champs-Élysées ✨Montmartre ✨Sacré-Cœur ✨Notre Dame Cathedral ✨Sainte-Chapelle ✨Musée d’Orsay ✨Hôtel de la Marine ✨Place de la Concorde ✨Le Marais ✨Saint-Germain-des-Prés ✨Opéra Garnier ✨Galeries Lafayette & Printemps rooftops ✨Eiffel Tower photo spots ✨Avenue Montaigne ✨ Place Vendôme ✨Dinner and drinks at the Ritz Content made and owned by Sparkling Escapes. © sparklingescapes
Val d'Orcia has this cinematic vibe that feels completely different when you're standing there. Here are the five places from the reel, if you want the exact locations: 🌿Gladiator Road - the real filming location from the Gladiator movie scene 🌿Chapel of Vitaleta - a small, timeless chapel between Pienza and San Quirico 🌿Baccoleno Road - the S-shaped cypress road near Asciano 🌿Cypress Circle - a small, cinematic viewpoint near San Quirico 🌿Palazzo Massaini - a quiet driveway with perfect symmetry Save these for your Tuscany trip. If you want your Europe trips to feel like this, follow for more.
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Val d'Orcia has this cinematic vibe that feels completely different when you're standing there. Here are the five places from the reel, if you want the exact locations: 🌿Gladiator Road - the real filming location from the Gladiator movie scene 🌿Chapel of Vitaleta - a small, timeless chapel between Pienza and San Quirico 🌿Baccoleno Road - the S-shaped cypress road near Asciano 🌿Cypress Circle - a small, cinematic viewpoint near San Quirico 🌿Palazzo Massaini - a quiet driveway with perfect symmetry Save these for your Tuscany trip. If you want your Europe trips to feel like this, follow for more.
#hosted | What if you could visit all these places in 4 days... without changing hotels? You have all day to explore on your own or join one of the excursions in each destination. Then, instead of worrying about trains, ferries, hotel check-ins or packing again, you're back on board enjoying a spa treatment, the jacuzzi, live jazz or a cocktail. One thing I loved about Windstar's La Dolce Vita itinerary is that the yacht can visit smaller ports that larger ships can't access, which means you get to discover some really special places. And if you don't feel like exploring, there's plenty to do on board too: the marina, paddle boards, swimming in the sea, the pool, the jacuzzi and the spa. The best part? You wake up somewhere new every morning without moving your luggage once. 📍Civitavecchia, Rome 📍Portovenere 📍Monterosso 📍Bonifacio Would you try a trip like this? #windstar #windstarcruises @WindstarCruises
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#hosted | What if you could visit all these places in 4 days... without changing hotels? You have all day to explore on your own or join one of the excursions in each destination. Then, instead of worrying about trains, ferries, hotel check-ins or packing again, you're back on board enjoying a spa treatment, the jacuzzi, live jazz or a cocktail. One thing I loved about Windstar's La Dolce Vita itinerary is that the yacht can visit smaller ports that larger ships can't access, which means you get to discover some really special places. And if you don't feel like exploring, there's plenty to do on board too: the marina, paddle boards, swimming in the sea, the pool, the jacuzzi and the spa. The best part? You wake up somewhere new every morning without moving your luggage once. 📍Civitavecchia, Rome 📍Portovenere 📍Monterosso 📍Bonifacio Would you try a trip like this? #windstar #windstarcruises @WindstarCruises
✨ 20 days of Italy that feel slow and unforgettable. I keep coming back to Italy again and again. Some cities I’ve visited twice, and they never lose their charm. This 20-day itinerary works both ways. You can start from Rome and end in Venice, or the other way around. Either way, it’s the perfect balance between cities, countryside, and coast. 🏛️ Rome - 4 days Start in the capital. See the Colosseum, Roman Forum, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona and Vatican City. Take short breaks for espresso and people-watching. They’re part of the experience. 🏡 Tuscan Countryside - 2 days Stay near San Gimignano or Val d’Orcia. Visit vineyards, try local wine and see Pienza, Montalcino or Montepulciano. 🏰 Siena - 1 day Spend the day in Piazza del Campo, climb Torre del Mangia for city views, visit the Cathedral, the Baptistery and the Facciatone Tower. Don’t forget to try pici pasta. It’s one of Siena’s local specialties. 🎨 Florence - 4 days See the Uffizi Gallery, Ponte Vecchio and the Duomo complex. Visit Boboli Gardens, Palazzo Pitti, Palazzo Vecchio, the Santa Maria Novella Pharmacy and Cappelle Medicee. 🕍 Pisa - 1 day Stop on your way north. See Piazza dei Miracoli with one pass for all main sights and take that classic Leaning Tower photo. 🍝 Bologna - 2 to 3 days (3 if you also visit Modena or Parma) Italy’s food capital. Climb the Asinelli Tower, see Piazza Maggiore, Cathedral and Clock Tower, Prendiparte Tower, Archiginnasio and the Quadrilatero Market. 🌆 Milan - 2 days Visit the Duomo, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II and The Last Supper. Walk through Brera and enjoy an aperitivo along the Navigli canals. 🌿 Lake Como - 4 days Stay in Varenna. Take the ferry to Bellagio and Menaggio. Visit Villa Monastero, Villa Cipressi, Villa Carlotta and Villa Balbianello. 🚤 Venice - 3 days End your trip surrounded by water. See St. Mark’s Basilica, Doge’s Palace, Museo Correr and Teatro La Fenice. Take a short trip to Murano and Burano and finish with a boat ride at sunset. 💫 Save this itinerary. Your future self will thank you when you’re sitting in a piazza with a coffee instead of running for the next train.
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✨ 20 days of Italy that feel slow and unforgettable. I keep coming back to Italy again and again. Some cities I’ve visited twice, and they never lose their charm. This 20-day itinerary works both ways. You can start from Rome and end in Venice, or the other way around. Either way, it’s the perfect balance between cities, countryside, and coast. 🏛️ Rome - 4 days Start in the capital. See the Colosseum, Roman Forum, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona and Vatican City. Take short breaks for espresso and people-watching. They’re part of the experience. 🏡 Tuscan Countryside - 2 days Stay near San Gimignano or Val d’Orcia. Visit vineyards, try local wine and see Pienza, Montalcino or Montepulciano. 🏰 Siena - 1 day Spend the day in Piazza del Campo, climb Torre del Mangia for city views, visit the Cathedral, the Baptistery and the Facciatone Tower. Don’t forget to try pici pasta. It’s one of Siena’s local specialties. 🎨 Florence - 4 days See the Uffizi Gallery, Ponte Vecchio and the Duomo complex. Visit Boboli Gardens, Palazzo Pitti, Palazzo Vecchio, the Santa Maria Novella Pharmacy and Cappelle Medicee. 🕍 Pisa - 1 day Stop on your way north. See Piazza dei Miracoli with one pass for all main sights and take that classic Leaning Tower photo. 🍝 Bologna - 2 to 3 days (3 if you also visit Modena or Parma) Italy’s food capital. Climb the Asinelli Tower, see Piazza Maggiore, Cathedral and Clock Tower, Prendiparte Tower, Archiginnasio and the Quadrilatero Market. 🌆 Milan - 2 days Visit the Duomo, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II and The Last Supper. Walk through Brera and enjoy an aperitivo along the Navigli canals. 🌿 Lake Como - 4 days Stay in Varenna. Take the ferry to Bellagio and Menaggio. Visit Villa Monastero, Villa Cipressi, Villa Carlotta and Villa Balbianello. 🚤 Venice - 3 days End your trip surrounded by water. See St. Mark’s Basilica, Doge’s Palace, Museo Correr and Teatro La Fenice. Take a short trip to Murano and Burano and finish with a boat ride at sunset. 💫 Save this itinerary. Your future self will thank you when you’re sitting in a piazza with a coffee instead of running for the next train.
If Opéra Garnier is on your Paris bucket list, don’t leave it for “next time.” The Palais Garnier is expected to close for major renovation works from summer 2027, with performances on the main stage paused for around five years. So if seeing a ballet, opera or simply visiting one of the most beautiful interiors in Paris has been on your list forever, this is your sign to plan it sooner. And yes, even regular visits could be affected during the renovation period, with some visitor areas potentially closing too. Save this for your next Paris trip and send it to someone planning Paris in 2026 or 2027. Paris travel, Paris itinerary, Opéra Garnier, Palais Garnier, things to do in Paris, Paris bucket list, Paris attractions, Paris travel tips, Paris 2027, Paris planning, Paris sightseeing, Paris architecture, Paris interiors, ballet in Paris, opera in Paris, first trip to Paris, Europe bucket list, France travel.
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If Opéra Garnier is on your Paris bucket list, don’t leave it for “next time.” The Palais Garnier is expected to close for major renovation works from summer 2027, with performances on the main stage paused for around five years. So if seeing a ballet, opera or simply visiting one of the most beautiful interiors in Paris has been on your list forever, this is your sign to plan it sooner. And yes, even regular visits could be affected during the renovation period, with some visitor areas potentially closing too. Save this for your next Paris trip and send it to someone planning Paris in 2026 or 2027. Paris travel, Paris itinerary, Opéra Garnier, Palais Garnier, things to do in Paris, Paris bucket list, Paris attractions, Paris travel tips, Paris 2027, Paris planning, Paris sightseeing, Paris architecture, Paris interiors, ballet in Paris, opera in Paris, first trip to Paris, Europe bucket list, France travel.
Don’t get me wrong, I love the Trevi Fountain and I think it’s absolutely worth visiting. But Rome has so much more to offer beyond its most famous landmarks. Here are 10 places that deserve a spot on your Rome itinerary. 📍 Appartamenti Segreti Doria Pamphilj One of the most beautiful interiors in Rome. Keep in mind this requires a separate ticket from the gallery and currently costs €6. 📍 Galleria Doria Pamphilj One of the most beautiful art galleries in Rome and a must for anyone who loves historic palaces and impressive collections. 📍 Castel Sant’Angelo + Ponte Sant’Angelo A Rome classic that combines history, architecture, and some of the best views in the city. 📍 Basilica di Sant’Ignazio di Loyola Famous for its optical illusion ceiling and mirror viewpoint, but worth visiting even if you don’t queue for the photo. 📍 Chiostro del Bramante Home to one of the most beautiful interactive exhibitions I’ve visited in Rome. Don’t miss the café overlooking the courtyard. 📍 Rooftop Lounge Trevi A great alternative if you want to enjoy views of the Trevi Fountain without standing in the crowds. Entrance is €25 and includes a drink. 📍 Palazzo Barberini One of the most underrated museums in Rome, with beautiful staircases, impressive rooms, and a peaceful garden. 📍 OTMV Rooftop One of the best rooftop views of Altare della Patria and central Rome. 📍 Palazzo Altemps An underrated palace filled with sculptures, elegant rooms, and far fewer visitors than many of Rome’s famous museums. 📍 Spanish Steps Still one of the most beautiful places in Rome, especially early in the morning or around sunset. Whether you’re visiting Rome for a weekend or planning a longer Italy trip, save this Rome travel guide for later 🇮🇹 Content made and owned by @sparklingescapes.
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Don’t get me wrong, I love the Trevi Fountain and I think it’s absolutely worth visiting. But Rome has so much more to offer beyond its most famous landmarks. Here are 10 places that deserve a spot on your Rome itinerary. 📍 Appartamenti Segreti Doria Pamphilj One of the most beautiful interiors in Rome. Keep in mind this requires a separate ticket from the gallery and currently costs €6. 📍 Galleria Doria Pamphilj One of the most beautiful art galleries in Rome and a must for anyone who loves historic palaces and impressive collections. 📍 Castel Sant’Angelo + Ponte Sant’Angelo A Rome classic that combines history, architecture, and some of the best views in the city. 📍 Basilica di Sant’Ignazio di Loyola Famous for its optical illusion ceiling and mirror viewpoint, but worth visiting even if you don’t queue for the photo. 📍 Chiostro del Bramante Home to one of the most beautiful interactive exhibitions I’ve visited in Rome. Don’t miss the café overlooking the courtyard. 📍 Rooftop Lounge Trevi A great alternative if you want to enjoy views of the Trevi Fountain without standing in the crowds. Entrance is €25 and includes a drink. 📍 Palazzo Barberini One of the most underrated museums in Rome, with beautiful staircases, impressive rooms, and a peaceful garden. 📍 OTMV Rooftop One of the best rooftop views of Altare della Patria and central Rome. 📍 Palazzo Altemps An underrated palace filled with sculptures, elegant rooms, and far fewer visitors than many of Rome’s famous museums. 📍 Spanish Steps Still one of the most beautiful places in Rome, especially early in the morning or around sunset. Whether you’re visiting Rome for a weekend or planning a longer Italy trip, save this Rome travel guide for later 🇮🇹 Content made and owned by @sparklingescapes.
Paris Pocket Guide ✨Museums to add to your Paris itinerary Bourse de Commerce Musée de l'Orangerie Musée Rodin Petit Palais Musée Carnavalet Palais de Tokyo ✨Classic Paris cafés worth the stop Carette Angelina Café de Flore Les Deux Magots Le Café Marly Café Kitsuné Ralph's Coffee ✨Best Eiffel Tower views in Paris Île aux Cygnes Metro line 6 (Passy → Bir-Hakeim) Avenue de Camoëns Trocadéro Rue de l'Université Rue Buenos Aires Rue Saint-Dominique ✨Hotels to stay at or just go for a drink Ritz Paris Hôtel de Crillon Le Meurice Shangri-La Paris Hôtel Plaza Athénée Four Seasons Hotel George V InterContinental Le Grand ✨Rooftops with Eiffel Tower views Printemps Roottop Galeries Lafayette Rooftop Perruche Eylau Rooftop Gigi Paris MUN Paris Too Tac Tac This is the kind of Paris guide I wish I had the first time I went. Save this for later or send it to the person you'd walk Paris with
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Paris Pocket Guide ✨Museums to add to your Paris itinerary Bourse de Commerce Musée de l'Orangerie Musée Rodin Petit Palais Musée Carnavalet Palais de Tokyo ✨Classic Paris cafés worth the stop Carette Angelina Café de Flore Les Deux Magots Le Café Marly Café Kitsuné Ralph's Coffee ✨Best Eiffel Tower views in Paris Île aux Cygnes Metro line 6 (Passy → Bir-Hakeim) Avenue de Camoëns Trocadéro Rue de l'Université Rue Buenos Aires Rue Saint-Dominique ✨Hotels to stay at or just go for a drink Ritz Paris Hôtel de Crillon Le Meurice Shangri-La Paris Hôtel Plaza Athénée Four Seasons Hotel George V InterContinental Le Grand ✨Rooftops with Eiffel Tower views Printemps Roottop Galeries Lafayette Rooftop Perruche Eylau Rooftop Gigi Paris MUN Paris Too Tac Tac This is the kind of Paris guide I wish I had the first time I went. Save this for later or send it to the person you'd walk Paris with
This is why Paris feels extra special in December ✨ I put together my favorite Paris Christmas lights, mixing iconic spots and elegant streets across the city. You’ll see: Galeries Lafayette Christmas tree Avenue Montaigne near Plaza Athénée Hôtel de Ville Christmas decorations Dior on Avenue Montaigne Tuileries Christmas Market Place Vendôme at night Galeries Lafayette Glasswalk It’s festive, cinematic, and very Paris. If you’re planning a trip to Paris at Christmas, save this for later or send it to the person you’d love to walk these streets with 🤍 More Paris Christmas spots are coming soon. #paris #christmasinparis
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This is why Paris feels extra special in December ✨ I put together my favorite Paris Christmas lights, mixing iconic spots and elegant streets across the city. You’ll see: Galeries Lafayette Christmas tree Avenue Montaigne near Plaza Athénée Hôtel de Ville Christmas decorations Dior on Avenue Montaigne Tuileries Christmas Market Place Vendôme at night Galeries Lafayette Glasswalk It’s festive, cinematic, and very Paris. If you’re planning a trip to Paris at Christmas, save this for later or send it to the person you’d love to walk these streets with 🤍 More Paris Christmas spots are coming soon. #paris #christmasinparis
The Smarter Way to See Venice Seeing Venice from the water just feels different. The gondola is iconic, but if you want to actually see Venice and not just float through it, take a guided boat tour. In about an hour, you’ll pass: 1️⃣ St. Mark’s Square 2️⃣ Bridge of Sighs 3️⃣ Church of the Most Holy Redeemer 4️⃣ Hilton Molino Stucky Venice 5️⃣ Chiesa di San Simeon Piccolo 6️⃣ Ponte degli Scalzi 7️⃣ Chiesa dei Santi Geremia e Lucia 8️⃣ Museo di Storia Naturale 9️⃣ Ca’ Vendramin Calergi 🔟 Church of San Stae 1️⃣1️⃣ Fish Market (Mercato di Rialto) 1️⃣2️⃣ Galleria Giorgio Franchetti alla Ca’ d’Oro 1️⃣3️⃣ Rialto Bridge 1️⃣4️⃣ Palazzo Bernardo 1️⃣5️⃣ Palazzo Pisani Moretta 1️⃣6️⃣ Palazzo Balbi 1️⃣7️⃣ Palazzo Barbarigo 1️⃣8️⃣ Palazzo Genovese 1️⃣9️⃣ Punta Della Dogana 2️⃣0️⃣ Doge’s Palace You’ll see Venice from a completely new perspective: fewer crowds, better views, and a calm rhythm that lets you enjoy it instead of rush through it. So yes, do the gondola once, it’s part of the story. But the boat tour? That’s the one that stays with you.
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The Smarter Way to See Venice Seeing Venice from the water just feels different. The gondola is iconic, but if you want to actually see Venice and not just float through it, take a guided boat tour. In about an hour, you’ll pass: 1️⃣ St. Mark’s Square 2️⃣ Bridge of Sighs 3️⃣ Church of the Most Holy Redeemer 4️⃣ Hilton Molino Stucky Venice 5️⃣ Chiesa di San Simeon Piccolo 6️⃣ Ponte degli Scalzi 7️⃣ Chiesa dei Santi Geremia e Lucia 8️⃣ Museo di Storia Naturale 9️⃣ Ca’ Vendramin Calergi 🔟 Church of San Stae 1️⃣1️⃣ Fish Market (Mercato di Rialto) 1️⃣2️⃣ Galleria Giorgio Franchetti alla Ca’ d’Oro 1️⃣3️⃣ Rialto Bridge 1️⃣4️⃣ Palazzo Bernardo 1️⃣5️⃣ Palazzo Pisani Moretta 1️⃣6️⃣ Palazzo Balbi 1️⃣7️⃣ Palazzo Barbarigo 1️⃣8️⃣ Palazzo Genovese 1️⃣9️⃣ Punta Della Dogana 2️⃣0️⃣ Doge’s Palace You’ll see Venice from a completely new perspective: fewer crowds, better views, and a calm rhythm that lets you enjoy it instead of rush through it. So yes, do the gondola once, it’s part of the story. But the boat tour? That’s the one that stays with you.

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