Join us as we explore the rich cultural landscape of Italy and sharing an exclusive look at the top destinations and share tips and tricks from our head travel designers
At Tour Italy Now, we grieve with millions around the world as the Pope leaves this mortal life. He was a leader whose influence went beyond that of the Catholic Church. Known popularly as the People's Pope, he was a man of humility, compassion, and bravery. From the beginning of his pontificate, he emphasized simplicity, inclusiveness, and caring for the weakest of the weak.
Traveling without an expert travel planner to help you on your journey is like escaping a maze you thought you could get out of easily, but no! Same feeling—you had the best vacation by yourself. Still, you missed many hidden gems that could have made it more memorable.
Amalfi, a charming town along Italy's iconic Amalfi Coast, where one could find magnificent beauty, a rich history, and vibrant local culture: from the beautiful architecture of St. Andrew's Cathedral to bustling streets filled with traditional shops - simply a place where one gets coastal charm with Italian heritage all in one. Yet, perhaps more than anything else, lemons would stand as a cultural icon here-live, telling a story from fashion to food.
Located at the heart of the Amalfi Coast, Positano is known for its stunning, scenic seaside paradise. It is home to Spaghetti alle Vongole (Spaghetti with clams), pesce alla Griglia (Grilled fish), and Limoncello, a must-try drink. With its postcard picture, my husband and I have no idea why we came here repeatedly.
This Vatican Jubilee marks 25 years of spiritual awakening, pilgrimage, and celebration deeply rooted in Catholic traditions. It also marks the opening of the Holy Door in St. Peter's Basilica, a year dedicated to forgiveness, hope, and unity. The ancient tradition initiated by Pope Boniface Vill in 1300 occurs every 25 years, with additional special jubilees called by the Pope on extraordinary occasions.