Visiting Italy in 2009 endeared to me. If you’re going to pick one place to visit in Europe it’s hard to argue there is a better place.
The history in Rome, the canals in Venice, and the gluten-free food make it a top pick!
I’ve been to Italy 3 times and I’ll head back as often as possible (even if it’s just to eat my favorite gluten-free foods).
Verona is a little town that’s a perfect day trip from Venice or Milan. It is home to a stunning Roman arena and some Romeo and Juliet lore. As fun as day trips can be, they can be intimidating if you’re traveling gluten-free. But I’ve found that even the smallest towns in Italy can have…
Are you headed to Italy and looking at your options for cities to stay in or take a day trip to? There are so many interesting things, but deciding what’s worth it and how long you need to spend is hard. If you’ve made it here, you’re considering Verona as a day trip option. So,…
Verona is a cute little town on the Adige River between Milan and Venice. It is the setting for Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet and offers a glimpse into the history of the ancient Romans. With so many things to do in Italy, how do you know if you really want to see Verona? Here are…
Italy is the home of pizza, pasta, pastries, and bread—all things heavy with gluten. Most people imagine it would be impossible to eat gluten-free in Italy. It’s hard to believe that Italy is very gluten-free friendly. Seriously, it’s the best. Italians are not only aware of celiac, but they’re also accepting of it. They are willing to…
Milan is the capital of fashion and has plenty to see and do. I’m always surprised by how easy it is to exist as a gluten-free human in Italy. Milan isn’t any different (it may be one of my favorites?) Eating gluten-free in Milan is easy, and there are likely more options than you’ll be…
