Laura Itzkowitz
Writer and Editor at Freelance
Writer and Editor at The New Roman Times
Travel writer & editor based in Rome. My words appear at @TravelLeisure, @AFARmedia, @archdigest, etc. Opinions expressed are my own.
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architecturaldigest.com | Laura Itzkowitz |Alexandre Tabaste
All products featured on Architectural Digest are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links. Mention the Orient Express and thoughts immediately go to visions of Agatha Christie and Belle Époque train travel.
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msn.com | Laura Itzkowitz
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foodandwine.com | Laura Itzkowitz
Credit: jenifoto / Getty Images Whether you’re twirling spaghetti carbonara at a rustic trattoria in Rome, tucking into a hearty steak in Florence, or devouring a steaming pizza margherita in Naples, dining out is one of the great pleasures of traveling around il Bel Paese (the beautiful country). But just because you frequent Italian restaurants in the U.S., that doesn’t mean you’ll be prepared for the way menus are structured and the terms used in Italy.
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travelandleisureasia.com | Laura Itzkowitz
Most famous as the hometown of Shakespeare’s tragic couple Romeo and Juliet, Verona isn’t typically one of the first cities in Italy that tourists visit, but it’s definitely worth a trip. Located in the northern Italian region of Veneto, Verona is about 75 minutes from Venice and Milan via high-speed train. It’s also within striking distance of Lake Garda, making it a great stop on a trip through northern Italy.
This Hidden Gem In Northern Italy Is Called 'Little Rome' — And Its Historic Centre Is A UNESCO Site
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travelandleisureasia.com | Laura Itzkowitz
Most famous as the hometown of Shakespeare’s tragic couple Romeo and Juliet, Verona isn’t typically one of the first cities in Italy that tourists visit, but it’s definitely worth a trip. Located in the northern Italian region of Veneto, Verona is about 75 minutes from Venice and Milan via high-speed train. It’s also within striking distance of Lake Garda, making it a great stop on a trip through northern Italy.
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