Piazza Navona

The Site: This long oval piazza—owing its shape to the ancient Stadium of Domitian, formerly... More

Piazza San Pietro

The Site: The piazza before St. Peter's is a perfect ellipse; stand on one of... More

Piazza Umberto I

For a designer shopping fix, stroll down the streets around the quaint Piazza Umberto I.... More

Piemme

Sorrento's best address for locally made limoncello (lemon liqueur) is in a purple-and-green-walled store that... More

Pinacoteca e Museo delle Ceramiche

The museum display ceramics from the 1500's to the present, including 1900's majolicas of Pesaro's... More

Pio Cesare Azienda Agricola

Piscine Naturali

Planeta

Visitors to the Planeta Winery in Menfi do not just come for the wide range... More

Ponte dei Sospiri (the Bridge of Sighs)

Where: Rio di Palazzo, Venice, steps from Piazza San Marco. Stats: Built in the early... More

Porta Palazzo Market

Open weekday mornings and all day Saturday.... More

Pyramid of Caius Cestius

Raphael's Birth House

The artist was born and taught to paint by his father here, though none of... More

Raro

The recently opened gourmet store stocks everything from blood-orange marmalade and mozzarella to sauces and... More

Regina Isabella, Ischia

Part of L'Albergo della Regina Isabella, a seaside resort in Lacco Ameno, this full-service spa... More

Retrò

The name says it all: this shop is Candyland for mid-century-design freaks. You’ll find furniture,... More

Roma dal Cielo – Terrazza delle Quadrighe

Love it or hate it (most locals are in the latter camp), the glacial white... More

Rome Christmas Market

What to Expect: Romans erect elaborate presepi (Nativity scenes) across the city, from life-size tableaux... More

Rossini Opera Festival

Every August in Pesaro, opera enthusiasts come for the celebration of the native-son composer. ... More

Salvatore Ferragamo Shoe Museum

With his obsessive dedication and talent, Salvatore Ferragamo (1898¬–1960) was the Mozart of handmade shoes.... More

San Carlo alle Quattro Fountains

When the light hits just right, it streams in from cleverly hidden windows, and Borromini's... More