Solo travel to Italy delivers rich experiences in food, wine, culture, history, adventure, and more. Here is a guide to all our Italy posts.

A Solo Travel Society member shares all of her favorite things to see and do, and where to eat and stay on a trip to Stresa, Italy.

Enjoy these Italy photos, all taken by members of the Solo Travel Society and readers of Solo Traveler while exploring the country.

One day in Ravenna is just enough to cover the highlights of this not-to-be-missed, small Italian city. If you have time, enjoy it over multiple days.

Two different styles of solo travel in Italy: one traveler went as part of a group tour, one explored independently. Here they share their stories.

Like a lot of travelers, I have seen many, many churches in Europe. In Sicily, I found my favorite: the Cathedral of Syracuse.

A pizza and gelato cooking class in Rome reminded me of what I had already learned about Italians and cooking: simple is better.

The Trastevere food tour is a delicious way to explore about Rome. Take the tour with me (in photos) and learn about my favorite discoveries.

The magical meeting of Sofia and Antonio in Italy’s Umbrian hills stands out as one of my best travel days ever. It was an experience for all my senses.

This Solo Travel Society member spent five days working her way around Italy’s Lake Como, and enjoyed it from every vantage point.

Three Solo Travel Society members from three different countries share their impressions of Florence from their separate trips to Italy.

Tasting olive oil in Lombardy is an absolute pleasure. Tasting fresh olives – not so much! A tour of Frantoio Montecroce provides a delicious lesson.

A flight delay and a missed train left me with little time. But a lucky meeting with another traveler resulted in this beautiful one hour tour of Bologna.

Oh, Italy. Finally fulfilling a solo travel dream to visit Italy, I begin sharing some of my favorite photos from Milan and the Lombardy Region. Sigh.

Matera, Italy is rated highly by this Solo Travel Society member. She found it to be an ideal destination for a first visit to the country.

Siena, Italy is recommended by this Solo Travel Society member as a safe, walkable, beautiful, and delicious destination.

This Solo Travel Society member found her Paradise in the Mediterranean and recommends you visit and fall in love with Sardinia too.

Charming villages, friendly people, and gorgeous hiking trails made the Cinque Terre a perfect destination for this first-time solo traveler.

One has to rise before the sun to catch how Parmigiano-Reggiano is made and then enjoy other features of beautiful Parma.