Rouchelli · The Italy Travel Guide
A guide for people
who travel slowly
Six regions, the places worth going and the time to do it properly. Free to download, with a specialist to plan the rest.
100
Pages of Italy
6
Regions covered
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Start planning a different kind of Italy trip
No superlatives, just specifics: what makes each region distinct, where to go, what to eat, and when.
Plan by interest
Find the one region that fits the trip you actually want.
Gastronomy
How to eat, region by region, and what to know before you sit down.
Experiences
Truffle hunts, cooking with a nonna, the coast by boat.
When to go
The best window for each region: good weather, no crowds.
Getting there and around
How to arrive, how to move, and what no one tells you.
Find your villa
Villas, agriturismi and boutique hotels, and how to choose.
Six regions
Six regions, each a different Italy
Tuscany
Villas, wine and food within a tight radius. The most set-up for a slow week.
Umbria
Quieter than Tuscany and cheaper. The hill towns fill an easy week.
Puglia
A masseria in the Salento: trulli, olive groves, two coastlines.
Sicily
Greek temples, baroque towns and the best street food in Italy.
Marche
The undiscovered Adriatic, and the least crowded of the six.
Sardinia
Turquoise coves and a wild granite interior.
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