This bistro is perfect for diners who treat wine as the main course and food as the garnish. The bottle selection is extensive and constantly changing, and the sommelier is one of the most enthusiastic wine advocates in the city. Pair your vino with scrumptious pastas like burrata-filled ravioli in a pistachio pesto, baccala and saffron spaghetti, cacio e pepe ravioli with truffle, or artisan charcuterie platters and crostini.

For those loving to socialize, a wide range of cocktails expertly mixed by our head barman, are served on the stupendous terrace. The music concept highlights the truly exceptional setting and varies from modern lounge to Nu Jazz sound.

Antonio Gaudí is considered the most ingenious and innovative architect of his time and creator of an own and unique style in the world. This is reflected in its impressive architectural works, such as the Sagrada Familia, the Casa Batlló or El Parc Güell… and also other lesser known but equally amazing works. On this tour you will travel back in time to the 19th century. You will discover, visit and learn about the creations of Gaudí and other great masters of modern architecture, such as Lluís Domènech i Montaner, Josep Puig I Cadafalch or Josep Villaseca I Casanovas. We will carry out the tour accompanied by an expert guide specialized in Modernism, which in addition to talking about the movement and its protagonists, will explain us various anecdotes and curiosities that will make the tour become a short trip to the early 19th century.

The best way to enjoy the entire coast of Amalfi and Positano with its hidden crystalline water bays is by sea on our fabulous Master Angelina Boat. Master Angelina is a luxury cruiser, classy in its shiny wood, it will take you wherever you wish to go with all the comforts, driven by its 600 hp engine. With our captain Giancarlo, you will discover the coast, stopping anywhere you like and enjoying drinks on board. Cheers!

A unique experience over the roofs of Florence It's unique location provides a breathtaking view of the whole city and is magic to the region. The interior features along a curved wall covered in luxurious leather matching both the bar and restaurant. A wine cellar presented like a precious jewel, separates the bar and restaurant.

There are plenty of places to try paella in Barcelona, but Martínez is the move: Perched on the side of Montjuïc with a panoramic view of the city and port, Martínez is far removed from the hubbub of the beach district. Famous rice dishes like the señorito paella — garnished with peeled and shelled seafood, which keeps fingers clean — and the decadent lobster rice, as well as classic tapas and an inviting oyster bar, should justify the journey.

Prepare yourself for some of the best seafood in the city, but be ready to pay for it. The menu features a number of sharing dishes, such as the exquisite razor clams stewed in citrus and the fried baby squid in ink-tinted aioli, but the main attraction is the cornucopia of fresh seafood laid on ice in the dining room for all to see. This is your chance to try rare luxury items like angulas (baby eels) and percebes (gooseneck barnacles), as well as whole roasted fish, steamed clams, and grilled prawns of the most pristine quality.

Tucked away off the Ponte Vecchio is one of the most revered wine bars in the country. Part shop, part bar and local hangout, Le Volpi pours and sells bottles that uniquely represent the Italian wine landscape, highlighting passionate producers. A crack team of winemakers, sommeliers, and wine educators staff the bar, and if they hook you up with a wine you love, you can join the wine club or ship bottles abroad. The bar serves choice meat and cheese plates and warm crostini toasts to accompany tastings. If you see wild boar fennel salami, snag a plate. And you can’t leave without having the crostino with melted lardo and asiago or the finger panini with cured duck breast and butter.

Car service that will pick us up from the Naples train station and whisk us off to the Postiano Coast. Trust me, we don't want to see Ryan driving on these kind of roads!

Entry into the The Coliseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill, Capitolini Museums, Borghese Gallery and National Museum of Castel Sant'Angelo, and St Peter's Basilica

One of the beautiful things about Spain is that they spend a big part of the day eating and are always planning their next meal. On the 2nd day in Barcelona we are doing a self guided walking tour of Barrio Gotico, Gracia, La Rambla, and El Born with pit spots at many tapas bars along the way!

Tickets to the Blue Grotto, Chairlift to the Top of Mount Solaro, Villa San Michele, and Capri's Piazzetta

The first ice bar at the beach in the world. A unique place at a temperature of -5ºC (20ºF), designed by internationally renowned artists. The theme of the lounge, the lighting and the sculptures are renewed at least twice a year, in order to offer something different every time you come. While you are shivering with fun, you can relax on the terrace, perfect for an al fresco cocktail right in front of the Mediterranean sea.

Our tour starts at an easy-to-find spot: Piazza del Duomo, the Square of the Dome. Your guide will give you a brief introduction before leading you into the quieter streets of the Santa Croce neighborhood. This is where Dante used to hang out and where Michelangelo both lived and was buried. Few visitors venture into this part of town but, as you’ll see, that’s their loss. Along the way, your guide will point out Sant’Ambrogio Market which will be a definite must-visit for foodies but is also a good focal point for authentic and reasonably-priced restaurants on this side of the river. Together you’ll see Piazza della Signoria, Florence’s most impressive outdoor sculpture gallery and the old home of Michelangelo’s David. Eventually, he proved too beautiful to sit outside but you’ll see a replica in its original position in front of Palazzo Vecchio. Piazza Santo Spirito is a great area for eating, so this is where your guide will leave you at around 7.30PM. That’s dinner time in Florence, so what better time to test out their recommendations? During your ramblings you’ll enjoy a gelato break to sample the city’s famous dessert and get some tips on how to tell a good gelateria from a bad one (hint, it’s all about the pistachios). In just 2.5 hours you’ll get to know Florence through a local's eyes, guaranteeing a better vacation all around.

Two major things Barcelona is known for is its cava and tapas. In this Tapas Tour you will be able to enjoy a careful selection of the most popular and best prepared tapas and dishes with the best quality product in the nicest places at the best times; only Spanish cuisine!

A visit to Capri makes the perfect day trip from the Amalfi coast. Known for its dramatic views, striking Faraglioni rocks, and sheer beauty, Capri is one of Italy’s most beautiful islands—and a must-see if you’re staying on the Amalfi coast. We plan to make the most of this day! - Capri Boat Tour and the Blue Grotto - Chairlift to the Top of Mount Solaro - Villa San Michele - Venture around Capri's Piazzetta

On Natalie's Birthday we will be visiting the Tenuta Torciano winery located in San Gimignano near Siena. The visit allows an insight into the reality of the Vineyards of Giachi family from the point of view of the territory of belonging and from the wine with a wide tasting. Interesting is the landscape and architectural context, the barrel room, wine cellar and tasting rooms both inside and outside the garden. In particular you will appreciate the ancient Vernaccia Vineyard San Gimignano, still implanted under management by Romano Giachi in 1996, from which originates the name of the wine named “ Poggioaicieli “ one of the most famous wines of the area; we are one of the vineyards dedicated to grape Vernaccia di San Gimignano with a revolt exposure between South and South East. Do not miss the Sangiovese vineyard. This new vineyard SPIRAL and capable of producing conjugated with aesthetics and tradition , has become an attraction for the “maniacs of the discovery“. A harmonious succession of rows of vines arranged in a spiral circle in a spaced move from an island in the central stone as vantage point to enjoy this spectacle of nature . Visit with guide prepared which will trace the Company’s historical Tenuta Torciano and the current pro­duction line . Built on a 1.5 / 2 hour period in which you will have the opportunity to taste wines of our production . The visit is aimed at a broad audience of both fans of people who wish to make a first experience of wine culture : includes the presence of an experienced local guide and our agricultural practices and cellar.

After an orientation our English speaking escort will lead you out for our engaging and enjoyable ride, along quiet and scenic country roads offer- ing splendid views of the rolling hillside and visiting different small medieval villages, cruising along Chianti’s quiet roads, gliding past vineyards and villas. No need to worry about where to go and what to see because your guide will lead the way! They know the most scenic roads, the loveliest places, and the best food and wine in Tuscany. We will then stop for a lunch savoring Tuscan specialties with a little tasting of Chianti wines and featuring sweeping views over the romantic Tuscan land- scape. Touring by scooter is a wonderful way of exploring Tuscany. You can stop when and wherever you want and parking is never a problem. Further- more, you and your Italian Vespa become a part of the scenery rather than be- ing sealed off from it. Combine the freedom and exhilaration of touring by scooter with the amazing food, wine, and beauty of Tuscany.

Known as Bourdain's secret trattoria. Bourdain on Rome: Find a place that is guaranteed by locals to make good cacio e pepe, get yourself a nice jug of wine and eat.