“Duomo” is the Italian term for a church built to the specifications of a cathedral (not all duomos are the seat of a bishop, so they are not technically cathedrals). There are more than 300 duomos in Italy, but when people talk ... Read More

Born July 6, 1907, Frida Kahlo is one of Mexico’s greatest cultural icons. Her vivid, evocative portraits and works of art incorporate themes of death, identity, reflection, and the human body. Her intense gaze jumps off the canv... Read More

The bold and brilliant blue exterior of Casa Azul perfectly mirrors the vibrancy you’ll experience on the inside when you view Frida Kahlo’s vivid, iconic portraits. Known around the world for her awe-inspiring, introspective sel... Read More

A visit to Siena is an experience like no other – a stunning juxtaposition of Medieval times with the amenities of the modern world. This Tuscan city sits at the intersection of three hills culminating in the glorious Piazza del ... Read More

When most travelers think of Pisa, one image springs to mind: a lopsided bell tower tilting charmingly against the sky. But Pisa’s history and character extend far beyond its famous lean. This riverside Tuscan city was once a pow... Read More