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Table for One, Please: How I Learned to Love Eating Alone in Italy
Walking into a restaurant on your own can feel like on of the scariest parts of solo travel. However, it soon became my favourite parts of the day. Here's how I learned to love a table for one, and why nobody is looking at you nearly as much as you think.
5 Fun Things to Do in Italy That Cost Nothing
Five free things to do in Italy, from local markets and quiet churches to people watching and sunsets. Real moments that cost nothing.
How to Get Through Airports Like a Seasoned Traveller
Simple airport tips for solo travel, from prep and packing to security, boarding and connections.
Lessons From the Road
When I set off on my three-week solo road trip from Pisa to Abruzzo, I thought I was just heading out for another Italian adventure. A loop through hilltop towns, winding roads, and a few quiet B&B stays along the way. But like most things in Italy, what unfolded went far deeper than I’d planned.
A long weekend in milan
Planning a long weekend in Milan? This stylish and culture-rich Italian city is the perfect destination for a short break, especially for solo travellers. With walkable streets, world-class art, buzzing canal-side cafes, and easy train access to places like Turin and Lake Como
The Solo Female Travellers Guide to Finding the Perfect Stay
I like to think I’m a pretty savvy solo female traveller. While I’ve yet to venture long-haul (jet lag and ADHD don’t mix well!), I’ve traveled across Europe eight times—six of those trips to Italy.
There’s so much to consider when booking accommodation as a solo traveller. Safety is the most obvious factor, but cost is another big one. Many hotels charge single supplements, making solo stays more expensive. If you opt for self-catering, you’re covering the entire cost of an apartment or house on your own.