Travel Posts
by S.K. Derban
Post Nine: Eating Dinner in Italy – Wait until Eight
Stay away from restaurants filled with customers before 7:00 p.m. as they are most likely tourist traps. Most authentic Italian restaurants do not open until 7:30 p.m., and customers slowly trickle in beginning at 8:00 p.m. The best restaurants are not typically the...
Post Eight: Panino – Panini – Eating Lunch in Italy
Panino is singular and Panini is plural for the amazing sandwiches of Italy. I am salivating just thinking about their yumminess! Panini bakeries are easy to find, and many offer a wide selection of breads, meats and cheeses. Everything tastes fresh and delicious....
Post Seven: Vaporetto – Vaporetti – Navigating the Grand Canal of Venice
Vaporetto is singular and Vaporetti is plural for the city bus/boats of Venice. The company named ACTV operates the Vaporetti, and maps of the system can be found at each dock. Although there are ACTV representatives stationed at many of the docks, it is easier to be...
Post Six: Traveling from the Venice Airport to the City of Venice
Imagine that you arrive at the Venice Airport, tired from a long flight, and now you still have to clear Customs. Your hotel is located in Venice, and getting there is not just a ride share away. Make it easy on yourself and plan ahead. The International Airport for...
Post Five: Eat Breakfast the Italian Way
If you take the time to eat an American style breakfast you will miss many of the early morning sights. Plus, I am still dreaming about the delicious Cappuccinos and warm, scrumptious Croissants. Coffee shops are easy to find and were within a few blocks of every...
Post Four: What to Pack for Your Italian Holiday
You can do it! Each person should bring a rolling carryon suitcase, and a small backpack. That is it! My husband and I traveled for 16 days, dressed nicely for dinner, and never had to wash clothes. You will thank me when you are rolling just one suitcase to and from...
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