Michelangelo's David. Who cares? The Uffizi Gallery. Don't want to see that. The Duomo. Nah, not interested. But yes, I do want to eat when I visit Florence, Italy. Get 5 of The Professor's recommendations of the best places to eat in Florence.

Of course there is the Colosseum, the Borghese Gallery and the Pantheon. But no one goes to Rome to see that anymore. We go there to eat! And there are many places to eat in Italy. In this blog post The Professor posts his "Top Secret" places to eat in Italy. Some of the places are fancy, some are casual. But they are all worth visiting on your next trip to Rome. But please, you must promise to tell no one else about these super secret spots. Enjoy!

Contrary to what some people believe, there is more to Europe than Rome, Paris, London or Barcelona. With the rebound in travel, those places are going to be more crowded than DisneyWorld and more expensive than just about anywhere you can go. If you hate big crowds and big expense, there are some really, really good places to travel to Europe this year.

One of the best things about visiting Italy is finding the best places to eat. We have some great choices for you to enjoy on your next trip to Florence. Make sure you are plenty hungry before visiting these great places to eat in Florence.

Rome is often called an outdoor museum. There are so many museums, churches, monuments, historical sites, and wonders of architecture. One can spend days just walking around and discover new things time and time again. Take a look at this "Pilgrim's Walk" of Rome.

Venice is a magical place, one that we visit frequently on our Traveling Professor small group tours. There are many good dinng options that are appealing not only for the food, but for the view. In this blog post, The Professor gives tips on 3 of the best places to eat in Venice.

On our small group tours we usually don't have meals as a large group, but there are some places on our travels where the large group dinner works out well. Here are some places from The Traveling Professor's small group tours we recommend if dining with a larger group.

On our small group tours to Italy, selecting the right hotel is a significant decision. After years of running small group tours to Rome, Florence, and Venice, we have found what The Traveling Professor thinks are the best hotel for each of these cities. In this Italy blog post we will tell you about our hotel selection process and why The Traveling Professor selected these three hotels in Italy.

Padua is central to The Traveling Professor's small group tour to The Hidden Gems of Northern Italy. It has great attractions. The food is wonderful. Hotels are welcoming. It is perfectly situated for day trips to other places in the Veneto region of Italy. Find out more in The Professor's Italy blog post.

Who doesn't love Italy? We all love it. A tour to Italy is one of The Traveling Professor's most popular small group tours. Unfortunately, we cannot travel to Italy for the time being. But there is a way for Italy to travel to you.