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From historic markets and island hopping, to saintly sweets and ruin exploration.

Looking to escape the approaching colder months, even if for a few weeks, or mitigate the feeling of FOMO when scrolling through your friend's socials?

If there’s one city that tickles every tastebud, it’s Palermo. 

Created with the laidback Mermaid Beach lifestyle in mind, Moustache effortlessly merges the laidback vibes of an espresso joint with the elegance of a wine bar. 

From the timeless charm of cobblestone streets to the elegant ambiance of rooftop terraces, Rome's best luxury hotels serve as gateways to the city's enchanting history and cosmopolitan charm.

From cosy B&Bs with priceless sea views to glamping in the Sicilian countryside.

Milan’s array of exceptional hotels is just as extensive as its boutique shopping, captivating people-watching, and its rich historical architecture.

Remember the days when we could all plan European holidays with wild abandon? When a simple Google search for Cinque Terre would fill you with excitement and wanderlust rather than dread and disappointment? 

We know you’re itching for a holiday overseas as soon as possible—us too. But with countries shutting their borders for months now, the possibility of a European summer felt further and further away. Fortunately, after what feels like an eternity, several coveted holiday spots are preparing to welcome visitors again.

We all lost our collective minds when we first heard about FLASH festival—a three-day sun-soaked music party filled with pasta masterclasses and wine tastings taking place in Tuscany. But then a little old thing called Corona hit and festivals, as well as international travel, were put on hold indefinitely, making our Italian vaycay feel further away than ever before. 

Island life if the best kind of life but there are only so many times you can go to the Greek islands before you realise there’s more to life than lamb gyros on the beach. Hard to believe but true, we promise. 

We have a big, no, huge love for Italy. And we’ve been devastated for the way COVID-19 has affected the country and in particular their once thriving tourism. Sunning ourselves on their stunning beaches, sipping spritzes and smashing bowls of pasta are on the top of everyone’s bucket list, and while we can’t make it there right now with overseas travel being banned and all, when restrictions do lift, Sicily is calling your name.

Yes you read that headline right, there is a festival that combines epic live music sets with pasta masterclasses and wine tastings—heaven is a place on earth, it’s true. Say hello to FLASH, a three-day sun-soaked festival serving up amazing beats and Tuscan eats in a truly breath-taking setting. 

Welcome to one of the largest islands in the Mediterranean‒and one of the most beautiful. Sardinia, sitting pretty off the coast of Italy, to the north of Tunisia and just South of the French island of Corsica, is a literal oasis combining a stunning desert landscape with every shade of blue.

We all know that eating like a local is key to a good holiday, but why limit yourself to a single restaurant at each meal when you can taste everything under the sun if you get your timing right. Whether you want something tried and true like pizza and chocolate or you’re after something a little wilder, there’s a food festival somewhere in the world for you. 

If you're after a cheaper, more eco-friendly way to trip around Europe—or a great way to soak up the countryside scenery—you'll want to try taking the train. Before you do, read our list of train travel hacks to nail your transit time first go. 

​Sometimes it’s nice to give up the gas guzzler for a big city holiday, but if you’re the kind who likes to explore beyond the beaten path, there’s no better way to do it than with your own set of wheels. From one day spins to month-long hauls, it’s time to fire up the playlist because these are the best road trips in the world.

Want in on the hottest trend in travel right now? Two words: Southern Italy. Filled with must-see locales and ancient cliff top towns, not to mention some of the best food you’ll ever wrapped your laughing gear around, we’ve found one Italian town that’s guaranteed to rival those Santorini sunsets.

If ever the day comes when you’ll be able to hop on your private jet to collect exquisite art, we’ve found some of the world’s coolest art events you need to travel to.

The 50km stretch of coast between Salerno and Sorrento, better known as Italy’s Amalfi Coast, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for good reason. From cliffside towns, colourful fishing villages and bright beachside umbrellas to anxiety-inducing narrow clifftop roads and limoncello for days, there’s a lot to love about the Amalfi Coast.

Sitting pretty in the heel of the boot that is Italy, Puglia is famous for its incredible beaches, dramatic landscapes, UNESCO sites and of course, the world-class food. It’s fast becoming a hotspot among travellers, so we’d recommend getting there soon before the crowds start taking over.