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Italy
Pasta, piazzas, and a whole lot of grazie — welcome to Italy. 🇮🇹
Italy quickly became one of those places I know I’ll be talking about for years. Between the incredible architecture, beautiful beaches, amazing food, and the charming chaos of it all, it’s impossible not to fall in love with it.
We spent our days wandering through old streets, eating way too much pasta (zero regrets), trying every spritz we could find, and soaking up the views. Some afternoons were spent at the beach, others exploring little towns, but every day seemed to end with great food, lots of laughs, and wondering how we could stay just a little bit longer.
And apparently I became so good at making orecchiette that I left the cooking class with a “Queen of Orecchiette” certificate. So yes, you could definitely say Italy was good to me.
Weather in Italy
Italy shifts from snowy Alpine winters in the north to long, hot Mediterranean summers in the south. Spring and fall are often the easiest seasons for sightseeing, while islands and southern coasts stay milder through winter.
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