The Chianti region, between Florence and Siena, has almost perfect weather and soil for producing one of the best wines in the world for over 300 years.

A Milan Michelin star restaurant full of colors, flavors, emotions. An extraordinary view from large windows overlooking Piazza 25 Aprile, the Discovery lights by Artemide, original colored circles that overlap like theatrical wings, and the many works of art created locally.

Michelin Star rooftop experience: pasta is homemade, fish caught fresh from the sea daily and the wine list is long--served by your private waiter.

Our first dinner as Mr. and Mrs. Walker: soft music, elegant decor, and romantic play of light reflecting on the mirrors conspire to create a magical atmosphere, This is full experience Michelin star fine dining with a stunning view complemented by the taste, texture, and aroma of Chef Andrea Antonini’s dishes embedded with Italy’s rich history and culture.

Considered the grandest construction in the history and culture of ancient Rome! Where the emperor, his cohort and the people of Rome would come to watch the terrifying gladiator fights.

This peaceful island in the centre of Rome was formed in the 6th century BC---and where we'll unwind after our over-night plane ride!

The magic of Trastevere, a “keeper” of past traditions. Where we'll go back in time, to centuries past.

Starting our day with the best cappuccino in Trastevere!

A sweet ending to the evening where artists, painters and poets were inspired!

From Michelangelo's famous frescoes from the 1500s to the worlds largest church originally commissioned by Constantine, we'll be traveling back in time.

Italian artisan tradition: pasta made fresh every morning

Roman and Lazio cuisine for lovers of good food and admirers of historic family owned restaurants!

Seeing the sights from a different perspective as we travel to our next destination.

Tucked away in a little alley, this is the "school example of how an Italian food experience should be and taste always and everywhere."

Common early morning Italian activity: going to a bar to have an espresso, a pastry and a chat with the bartender.

A masterpiece of Renaissance sculpture, created in marble between 1501 and 1504 by the Italian artist Michelangelo

Saluti! From the top of a medieval tower with sunset views of the Arno and historic architecture as jazz plays in the background.

One of the most remarkable architectural structures from medieval Europe that began construction in 1173.

Relaxing at our "home away from home" with a glass of local wine after full days of touring!

Cooling off in the heart of Tuscany with authentic, artisanal gelato!

Breathtaking views overlooking the Cinque Terre bay as we relax on the beach.

Touring Italy from the Mediterranean Sea. Monterosso al Mare dates back to the Middle Ages and is one of the quaint Cinque Terre villages.

The 'Sentiero Azzurro' (Blue Path Trail), takes us through the five quaint Cinque Terre villages along the blue Ligurian sea, tiny pastel villages amidst cliffs, and sandy and rocky beaches.

Cuisine made by hand by Sicilian brothers Gianluca and Massimo, this restaurant is known for its breakfast in the village of Vernazza along Italy's northern coast.

With enchanting views of the sea, it is local cuisine with a creative twist for a menu that changes every few days that makes this one of the best in Cinque Terre.

Located at the ‘Cenacolo’ where monks gathered for their meals, the Last Supper was commissioned to Leonardo by the Duke of Milan as part of a plan to refurbish the monastery and the church in the 1400s.

Seven centuries of history. Once the seat of Venetian government. Now, a museum full of artistic treasures.

The gondola originated in Venice, the magical city situated on a series of six islands at the edge of the Adriatic Sea. The “streets” of Venice are waterways, making boats the official transportation choice--and the only way to see some parts of the city!

Famous for hosting writers such as Ernest Hemingway and Truman Capote as well as for inventing the Bellini cocktail, guests are welcomed by white-jacketed waiters at Harry's Bar--a tradition of nearly 100 years!

Where the locals eat! Canalside hotspot known for T-bone steaks cooked rare and bands on the cobblestone terrace. No reservations required as socializing is part of the experience!

Second most visited museum in Venice featuring world-renowned contemporary artists Pollock, Warhol, Magritte, Dalí, Picasso and more. Peggy Guggenheim, heiress of an American family of tycoons and art lover, gave life to one of the most important collections in the world. After travelling the world meeting some of the greatest contemporary artists she founded the first museums in London and New York. Guggenheim fell in love with Venice and at the end of World War II decided to go live in the city, where the collection remains. Her ashes are buried in the corner of the museum garden with her beloved dogs.

Built in the 15th century: old-school Italian design, felt ropes for handrails on its staircase, crystal chandeliers, and vintage mirrors made by Murano glassmakers, it has a James Bond feel and was the set for Casino Royale.

Wedding bouquet flowers are selected by the bride to convey her feelings towards the groom and hopes for the future. A bride carrying flowers has its roots in ancient times. In Ancient Rome, brides carried or wore flower garlands, believing that flowers signify new beginnings These traditions are why bridal bouquets are seen as beautiful and heartfelt.

Our wedding toast and special celebration of our marriage and many blessings, especially our family and friends, with a rare and elegant champagne.