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Giulia
Treviso, Venice +1
My name is Giulia, I’m a licensed Tour Leader and I live in Treviso, just 30 minutes from Venice, in the land of tiramisù and Prosecco (the best combo ever, right?). I love traveling, but I also truly enjoy coming back home to my city, with its beautiful architecture, rich food culture, vibrant atmosphere, and hidden gems waiting to be discovered. I help travelers experience Italy in a more authentic and meaningful way, beyond the usual tourist path. I love suggesting the right area to stay, sharing local restaurants I’d genuinely recommend, and including wineries, hidden villages, and places that feel special rather than obvious. My goal is to create trips that feel personal, relaxed, and truly connected to the spirit of Italy 🇮🇹 If you want to discover Italy with someone who knows the area, pays attention to the details, and cares about making the experience feel memorable, I’d be happy to help you plan a journey you’ll truly enjoy.

Simone
Alba
I was born in Victoria, Australia. My mum was a kiwi and my dad an Italian. At 15 I moved to Dunedin, New Zealand. When I finished my degree I came to Italy to play softball. Europe took hold of my heart and I ended up staying. That was over 30 years ago. I have lived in Macerata, Stratford-on-Avon, Macclesfield, Claviere/Cesana Torinese/Sauze di Cesana, Bussia and now Guarene. I have a 22-year-old daughter and two cats. I now work as an ESL teacher in Alba. My job takes me travelling with middle and high school students to English speaking destinations. I love hiking, bike touring or doing an easy ferrata. I love visiting quaint villages full of history and great stories. I am happiest when immersed in nature. There are loads of nature walks and rides that I enjoy. I have hiked around Mount Viso sleeping over in lodges. I have cycled from Alba to the seaside off road and passing through National Parks and villages lost in time. I am into locally grown and know where the best farmers markets and small producers are. I have a dream to visit all the Slow Food Presidia and interview the local farmers about their products, then bike to the place of origin and eat/drink the product at the source and with the knowledge of its tradition.
Elena
Rome, Bari +8
Hi there! I'm Elena, and I've been calling Rome my home for nearly two years. While I'm an avid traveler who loves exploring new horizons, my favorite journey is the one I take every day through the winding streets of the Eternal City. Living here is a constant discovery. Even after two years, I never stop exploring Rome from different perspectives -blending its ancient history with its vibrant, modern soul. I know how overwhelming Rome can be for travelers, with so many 'tourist traps around every corner. I'm excited to share my personal database of cool finds with you-from hidden architectural gems and quiet courtyards to the best local events and spots that usually stay off the typical tourist radar. Whether you're looking for the perfect view, a unique cultural experience, or tips on how to navigate the city like a local, I've got you covered. Rome wasn't built in a day, and it certainly can't be seen in one-but with the right local insights, you can truly feel its magic. Let's explore the real Rome together!

Noémie
Lyon
Hello there ! I am Noémie, 28 years old and a feminist tour guide in Lyon. I live here since 10 years. I like discovering new places, taking time off in cafés and walking outdoor. What I love in Lyon is the cultural life, good restaurants and local products, the ease to go outside the city in public transport.