Blog Posts Tagged ‘Italy’

Stibbert Museum: A Guide to Florence’s Beautiful Hidden Treasure 

Stibbert Museum, Autism Italy, Autistic accessible tourism

The Stibbert Museum is somewhat of a hidden gem located in the outskirts of Florence, Tuscany. It contains a grand garden estate and houses one of the world’s largest collections of armory in its museum.

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24 Hours in Trieste

Trieste is a small seaport city in north Italy. It makes for a great stopover on the way to Venice from the Balkans, and you can easily explore this magical place in a day.

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Accessible Italy: Why Florence Should be on Every Autistic Traveler’s Bucketlist 

Cappelle Medicee, wheelchair accessible, tourism in Tuscany

Did you know that every publicly owned tourist attraction in Italy is free for disabled visitors? This also includes line skips, amongst other benefits. Here’s some of the free options I checked out during my stay in Florence!

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24 Hours in Bologna

Planning a trip to Bologna, but have limited time there? Find out how I made the most of my day in this wonderfully diverse city.

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My 8 Best Tips on how I Enjoyed Venice on a Budget

Venice canals, as seen on my travel blog

A recent trip to Venice was somewhat of a fluke, so I had to get smart with my budget during my time there.

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