This studio in a 17th-century building across from the Duomo is for solo travelers only, but please don’t do anything rash
This studio in a 17th-century building across from the Duomo is for solo travelers only, but please don’t do anything rash. Instead of breaking up with your partner to come here, consider booking it for them after you’ve had your turn. Dani, your Superhost, designed the place for creative solitude, but you’ll hardly feel alone. Just ask and she’ll point you to her favorite walks and restaurants away from the crowds. Photo: @girlgoneabroad
There’s no such thing as a bad view of Lake Como, but Cristina’s bright apartment has one of the best
There’s no such thing as a bad view of Lake Como, but Cristina’s bright apartment has one of the best. Midway between Como and Bellagio, the place is far enough from the crowds to let you soak up the beauty in peace. But it’s also centrally located—a short walk takes you to a pier where you can catch ferries that’ll take you all around the lake. Photo: @a_choe13
This Valentine's Day, the home of Shakespeare's Juliet is available for one night only on Airbnb
This Valentine's Day, the home of Shakespeare's Juliet is available for one night only on Airbnb. Follow in the footsteps of the star-crossed lovers as you explore one of the world's most romantic cities. Enter to win by 11:59pm EST Feb 2, '20. Rules apply. Tap the link in our bio for details.
With 13-foot high ceilings and wide iron windows, Superhost Marco’s Airbnb Plus home is the canvas for his creativity
With 13-foot high ceilings and wide iron windows, Superhost Marco’s Airbnb Plus home is the canvas for his creativity. Peruse the expressionist paintings that adorn the walls, or channel your inner artist with the notebooks and coloring supplies he leaves for his guests. If you need some extra inspiration, check out the flower shop downstairs or visit Como’s city center only steps away. Tap the link in our bio to explore more gallery-like getaways in Airbnb Magazine. : @ambroisetezenas
Superhost Anna turned a row of trulli (the region’s traditional stone huts) into a one-of-a-kind house that makes guests of all a
Superhost Anna turned a row of trulli (the region’s traditional stone huts) into a one-of-a-kind house that makes guests of all ages feel like kids again. The location in the heart of the Puglian countryside makes that sense of wonder easy to sustain—it’s within a short drive of so many ancient towns and villages that you could explore a new one every day. Photo: @mikegabbert
This Italian Wine Region is Now a UNESCO Site
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