Little Italy

Don't drive over on weekends, otherwise you have to stop far away. little Italy There are many good restaurants and small shops with their own characteristics. It is worth spending a day exploring slowly.

As a harbor city, the low building is undoubtedly a plus for it, it makes people feel safe and belonging, warm and romantic, sitting on the street to eat, occasionally a little sports car passing by to welcome the attention of everyone, and frequent planes flying low over the sunset. The streets are unparalleled in beauty.

Little Italy in New York City has always been a great place. Restaurants, shopping bars and surroundings are all great places to spend a good time. It’s even more fun at the San Genaro banquet. The rows of stalls with shopping, carnival games, sausages and stalls, dessert areas and restaurants in the roadside cafes will make you dizzy. Recommend to come here when you are hungry

A district on the north side of downtown Santiago, featuring Italian-style restaurants, and some characteristic buildings and murals.

My friends and I stayed here for a few hours because there is so much to see and experience. Don’t eat breakfast, save your appetite when you get there because the food is amazing!!! There was a woman who sold spices, but not ordinary spices, they came from all over the world. They taught you how to crush fresh spices, and books and what to do with them. Go in and check out this place! There's a lot to eat there, and of course there's shopping, and I'm sure you'll end up buying something that suits you!