There's a museum inside the market that's supposed to be pretty damn cool and well worth the time... In trying to go sometime soon

Def plan to reserve the borghese gallery. The "I don't have reservations line" was ridiculous. Also, take Rick's advice and start upstairs. Then go back to the front while everyone goes upstairs during the second half. Wish I had listned to him ... I will do this when I go back in a month!

Beautiful gallery with plenty of gardens, sculptures and renaissance paintings. My favorite in Rome. In the middle of the Borghese gardens - a really pretty and huge park.

One of my favorite museums. Don't miss this. You have to make a reservation in advance. They'll give you a time to be there and then you have 2 hours. No reservation, no get in! They tell you to start on the top floor, paintings and such, BUT leave lots of time for the first floor because that's One of my favorite museums. Don't miss this. You have to make a reservation in advance. They'll give you a time to be there and then you have 2 hours. No reservation, no get in! They tell you to start on the top floor, paintings and such, BUT leave lots of time for the first floor because that's where the Bernini statues are. Rent the audio and listen to the commentary. Don't miss this museum.… see moresee less

Radda in Chianti is a comune (municipality) in the Province of Siena in the Italian region Tuscany, located about 35 km southeast of Florence and about 15 km north of Siena.
Radda in Chianti borders the following municipalities: Castellina in Chianti, Castelnuovo Berardenga, Cavriglia, Gaiole in Radda in Chianti is a comune (municipality) in the Province of Siena in the Italian region Tuscany, located about 35 km southeast of Florence and about 15 km north of Siena.
Radda in Chianti borders the following municipalities: Castellina in Chianti, Castelnuovo Berardenga, Cavriglia, Gaiole in Chianti, Greve in Chianti.

One of the best summers of my life was spent in Radda at a friends newly renovated monastery home built on the side of a hill surrounded by grapes and olive groves. So when you go to Rada, the only thing to do is cisit the many wine castles and taste the main product of Chianti wine. The little town in Chianti offers wonderful restaurants and little shops filled with everything from antiques to GRAPPA...BEWARE OF GRAPPA It's like moonshine!!! :)… see moresee less

when you visit the park be sure to go row boating. so much fun

Beautiful town drive. Will return and spend several days.

want to go back!

Driving on its narrow and winding road.

Best hotel Le Sirenuse

probably top 3 all time favorite places

An easy day trip from Florence and well worth it. It's a beautiful hill town about an hour away.

Palio in Siena

A MUST SEE town. Just lovely.

Beautiful -

Hope to visit the Cinque Terre one of these days!

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Kind of the perfect little hill town. Amazing wine region, too!

One of my favorite villages in Tuscany. The wine's not bad either!

Probably the greatest piazza in rome - very touristy and expensive around here, but it's still pretty cool to walk around

I LOVE Piazza Navona ! Enjoyed watching people pass by !

Great place to drink Brazilian coffee

Vatican Museum and the Sistine Chapel... I practically had a steep neck from looking above the ceilings!

Amazing!

Vatican museum and the long walk to the Sistine Chapel. Amazing!

Gets PACKED during the day. So Charlotte and I went to this and Trevi fountain again at 4am to take some fun pictures and had all the time we wanted.

I hope to go to the city some day

Tuscany is definitely my must go to dream destination

old Medival towns scattered around the hills, feels like california but warmer

Gorgeous country !!

Consider walking around the south side of the walls around the Vatican, seeing the relationship of the piazza to that area... There's not much north of the Vatican except a touristy shopping district...

Takes at least half a day if not longer. But ABSOLUTELY worth it. Make sure you do a guided tour. Well worth the price. We did Maximus Tours (good price, great guide): Takes at least half a day if not longer. But ABSOLUTELY worth it. Make sure you do a guided tour. Well worth the price. We did Maximus Tours (good price, great guide): http://www.vaticantou...miprivate/7… see moresee less

Vatican City

Naples, Italy. Go to Pompeii, the city ruined by the volcanic eruption of Vesuvius.

Transcendent experience.

this fall

Taking a picture was illegal, but i did...splendid..

Awe inspiring!

Long lines on the weekends but amazing to behold. There is a replica in a piazza nearby too.