Travel Bloggers for Support in Italy

 

Italy is home to numerous talented travel bloggers who share their experiences, insights, and tips on exploring the country. While opinions on who the "best" travel bloggers are may vary depending on personal preferences and interests, here are some popular and highly regarded travel bloggers in Italy:

  1. The Crowded Planet: Margherita and Nick, the duo behind The Crowded Planet, share their adventures, photography, and sustainable travel tips. They cover off-the-beaten-path destinations and outdoor activities in Italy.

  2. Browsing Italy: Gloria, the blogger at Browsing Italy, offers comprehensive guides, itineraries, and food recommendations for exploring Italy. Her blog is known for its detailed insights into Italian culture and cuisine.

  3. Heart Rome: Maria Pasquale's blog, Heart Rome, provides an insider's view of the Eternal City. She shares personal stories, local secrets, and travel tips for making the most of a visit to Rome.

  4. Walks of Italy: A blog by a team of passionate Italy experts, Walks of Italy offers in-depth guides, travel advice, and insider tips for discovering Italy's cities, landmarks, and hidden gems.

  5. An American in Rome: Natalie, an American expat living in Rome, shares her experiences navigating life in the Italian capital. Her blog covers everything from food and culture to practical tips for expats and travelers.

  6. Girl in Florence: Georgette, an American expat based in Florence, writes about her life in the Renaissance city, along with travel tips, restaurant recommendations, and insights into Italian culture.

  7. Browsing Italy: Gloria, a seasoned traveler and Italy enthusiast, shares her passion for the country through detailed guides, travel stories, and photography.

These bloggers offer diverse perspectives and insights into traveling in Italy, from insider tips on navigating tourist hotspots to uncovering hidden gems off the beaten path. Whether you're planning a trip or simply daydreaming about Italy, their blogs provide valuable inspiration and information.


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