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All’Antico Vinaio
This sandwich shop, famous for its schiacciata, a type of Italian flatbread, serves up some of the tastiest sandwiches we have ever had. The line can be long, but the payoff is absolutely worth it. We tried the La Dante, packed with capocollo, stracchino, and truffle cream, and the flavors were out of this world. Another standout was the La Inferno, with roast pork, spicy eggplant, and rocket, a perfect mix of heat and freshness. This spot is a must-visit for any foodie. Just make sure you arrive hungry because the sandwiches are massive.
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Canoa Diga di Ridracoli
Canoeing at Diga di Ridracoli was such a peaceful way to experience nature. The reservoir is huge, and paddling through the calm waters surrounded by the mountains felt like an escape from everything. The water was crystal clear, and we even spotted a few fish swimming beneath us. It’s perfect for a slow-paced day outdoors, and the views of the dam were incredible. If you’re into nature and water activities, this spot is a gem.
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Sgrano
Sgrano in Florence turned out to be a real gem, especially for gluten-free food lovers. Located near the city centre, their menu is fully gluten-free and they have mastered the art of it. We tried the gluten-free schiacciata, an Italian flatbread sandwich filled with fresh ingredients, and it was delicious. The pizza was just as good, with a crispy base that tasted as authentic as any traditional dough. We also tried their gnocchi and were impressed by how light and flavorful it was, even without gluten. The staff were friendly and made sure we had everything we needed.
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Tonnarello
Our meal at Tonnarello was everything we hoped for and more. Despite the crowds and a bit of a wait, the food was well worth the wait. We started with their famous cacio e pepe, and it was everything you’d want, so creamy, with just the right kick of pepper. The carbonara was another favorite, rich and flavorful with perfectly cooked pasta. The portions were generous, and even though the restaurant was packed, the staff took the time to chat with us and made us feel welcome. Sitting outside in the middle of Trastevere added something special to the meal, with the streets full of life around us.
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Acquario di Genova
We didn’t expect to spend hours at the aquarium, but there was just so much to see. The tanks are massive and you can get surprisingly close to the sharks and dolphins. It is one of those places that is fun for both kids and adults. The jellyfish exhibit was our favourite and felt like stepping into another world. If you are in Genova, this is a great spot to spend a few hours.
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Fattorie di Celli
Yes, we actually stayed in a treehouse! Staying at Fattorie di Celli in Tuscany was a dream. You'll find yourself in a complex surrounded by greenery, with the chance to have an unforgettable stay with all the space and privacy you could wish for. The setting is serene, and the experience is unlike any other. Perfect for creating lasting memories. It's a truly magical place and we can't recommend it enough.
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Italy - Cesena

Sushi King Cesena

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Known for its creative sushi combinations, this spot goes beyond the typical salmon and avocado rolls. The menu offers a mix of traditional favorites and more unique options, like the Special Dragon Roll with seared salmon, avocado, and a house sauce, or the Special Rainbow Roll, which features a colorful mix of salmon, tuna, sea bass, and unagi. We particularly enjoyed the nigiri mix, with fresh salmon and yellowfin tuna, and the tempura rolls, which were crispy on the outside and perfectly balanced inside. Whether you're looking for classic sushi or something a bit different, Sushi King delivers quality in every dish.

Address: Viale Giovanni Bovio, 186, 47521 Cesena FC, Italy

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Take away and eat it on the beach in front of the sea, maybe with a glass of wine

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We’re Fede and Martina, an Italy born couple with more than 20 countries visited and 20 years of travel experience. We love exploring the hidden gems of the world, connecting with local people and studying the traditions of the countries we visit. I think there’s very few people that love Italy as much as we do. We curated a list of spots with the most beautiful attractions, engaging activities and the best places to dine or drink. We also added some gluten-free option we’re sure you’re going to love.

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A non-profit organization and the first LGBTQ+ Community Center in Mexico City that strategically combines food assistance with cultural programming. It provides hot, nutritious, full meals daily to vulnerable populations, particularly members of the LGBTQ+ community, alongside acting as a vibrant queer cultural hub.

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A modern tavern in the Eixample that embraces sharing: elegant portions, relaxed atmosphere, seasonal ingredients, and carefully crafted flavors in every dish.

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In the Eixample, an honest space where Catalan cuisine is expressed without artifice: special attention to pork and market dishes that change with the seasons.

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Restaurant Can Culleretes

Barcelona’s oldest restaurant in preservation. Portrait-lined rooms have carried centuries of weddings, baptisms, and long Sunday lunches. This isn’t a place for innovation; it’s where you order canelons and suquet and enjoy. A survivor run by people who care about the past, where tradition takes the lead.

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In the heart of Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter, Los Caracoles opened in 1835, born of the Bofarull family’s kitchen. Here, the signature dish of snails (hence the name) became legendary. This place is more than a restaurant: a chapter of Barcelona’s story in taste and time.

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Cafè del Centre

The dean of the Eixample, dating back to 1873. It opened when all this was still mud and promise. Its iron columns witnessed the birth of a neighborhood. A recently restored café that now operates as a restaurant run by people who care about the past.

Heavenly Island Lifestyle 代官山

Popular Hawaiian bistro, originally from Waikiki. Operating as an all-day dining restaurant, it embodies a healthy, natural, and relaxed "island lifestyle" based on the "Eat Local" philosophy. It serves a menu focusing on powerful, natural ingredients and offers a comfortable setting perfect for any meal, from breakfast to dinner.

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A sophisticated and minimalist café and wine bar situated just steps from Meguro Station. It operates in two distinct sessions: a daytime cafe specializing in seasonal desserts, and an evening wine bar serving aperitifs and its cafe menu.

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An authentic Thai restaurant, cafe, and dining bar situated right near the Omotesando intersection. It is certified by the Thai Ministry of Commerce and prides itself on serving genuine Thai cuisine using ingredients imported directly from Thailand, all prepared by skilled Thai chefs.c

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手打うどん伊予路

A popular local Udon restaurant located in the Okubo/Higashi Shinjuku area of Tokyo. It is noted for serving Kansai-style Udon, contrasting with the more common Sanuki style found in the region. It also functions as a casual Izakaya in the evenings.

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