Borghese Museum & Gallery

The outstanding private collection of the noble Borghese family went public when they lost their... More

Borrelli

Justifiably famous (and expensive) men's wear.... More

Botanical Gardens

Originally a medicinal garden designed for the Medici in 1545, the Botanical Gardens of Florence,... More

Brancacci Chapel

The chapel contains The Expulsion of Adam and Eve, Masaccio's early Renaissance masterpiece. ... More

Brioni

Kofi Annan, Nelson Mandela, and Pierce Brosnan are among the fans of the classic, hand-tailored... More

Bruno Amadi

The shop crafts beautiful decorative glass objects—starfish, coral, animals, and dragonflies.... More

Busatti

Beneath the vaulted showrooms of Busatti sit the original looms that the Busatti-Sassolinis have used... More

c.u.c.i.n.a.

There are no lavish, aspirational lifestyle displays à la Williams-Sonoma at this excellent back-to-basics cookware... More

Ca’ Di Gosto

Camera di San Paolo

Two exquisitely frescoed rooms by Renaissance master and Emilia-Romagna native Antonio da Correggio. ... More

Camicieria San Marco

Jack Nicholson and Elton John are fans of the made-to-measure silk pajamas embroidered with Venetian... More

Camper & Nicholsons

Camper and Nicholsons is a company that specializes in all-things yachting, from the custom building... More

Capichera Winery

Capodimonte Museum

The Neoclassical palace houses fine and decorative Dutch, Spanish, and Italian art.... More

Carlo Fagiani

Carlo Fagiani's leather workshop, specialising in shoes, handbags, belts, wallets and jackets, is one of... More

Carlo Moretti Show Room - l'isola

Cartoleria San Frediano Fotocopie

A fantastic art-supply store that carries thick drawing paper, paintbrushes, and oils.... More

Casa del Formaggio

Parma has an embarrassment of remarkable shops selling salumi, Parmesan, and prepared foods. You’ll never... More

Castel dell'Ovo

The city's imposing landmark on the Santa Lucia waterfront.... More

Castel Sant'Angelo

The Site: In the year 590, as he prayed for Rome's deliverance from a plague,... More