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There’s nowhere quite like Italy when it comes to ice cream (orgelato, as the locals refer to it). Italy is famous globally for its ice cream, and you’ll discover a homemade ice cream parlour in every city or town you visit. It’s a delightful aspect of Italy that many cherish, and based on popular reactions, it seems I’m not alone in this affection.
No matter the season, and even in the depths of winter, you can find people savoring towering, elaborate cones of Italian-style gelato in various flavors throughout Paris. Whether indulging at the city’s renowned traditional ice cream parlor, Berthillon, or exploring numerous otherglaciers, a big cup of this exquisite dessert followed by a strong espresso is a delight not to be missed.
No trip to Rome is complete without a visit to a traditional gelateria, where renowned Italian ice cream is sold. Indeed, we believe that no singledayof sightseeing in Rome is fulfilled without indulging in gelato at least once. While there aregelaterieon virtually every corner in Rome, not all are worth your euros. Therefore, being selective is key.
Gelato, or Italian ice cream, is a beloved treat in Florence, Italy. Here’s an overview of the best gelato shops, or gelaterie, you can visit in Florence. Our team has sampled gelato at the first four shops, while the others come highly recommended.
Agelateria(pronouncedjell-a-ter-EE-a) is an Italian shop specializing ingelatoorgelati(pronouncedjell-A-toorjell-A-ti). If you have yet to savor this delightful Italian treat, make it a priority on your itinerary—it’s a must-try delicacy during your visit to Italy.