Dua Lipa and Callum Turner's Italian honeymoon has a new destination on the schedule. After visiting Sicily, Naples, and other Southern Italian locales, the British pop diva has returned to Rome, opting to see the city away from the more exclusive circuits and with an emphasis on authentic encounters. During their trip in the city, the couple was spotted at the well-known Trattoria da Danilo, a favorite among traditional Roman cuisine enthusiasts. The evening then continued through the streets of the historic center, culminating at the Trevi Fountain, where Dua Lipa and Turner were seen walking together in front of tourists and bystanders. As she continues to travel Italy, the singer has launched a new partnership with Google Maps and Service95, the cultural platform she founded. Called Dua’s Lists, the initiative features twelve guides dedicated to some of the cities that have inspired her most over the years. The itineraries include restaurants, bookstores, museums, clubs, and lesser-known destinations chosen by the artist. For the occasion, Google Maps has also produced a special version of the renowned Pegman, the Street View figure, converted into a sparkling mini-Dua Lipa who guides people around. The initiative provides an intimate glimpse into the singer's favorite destinations, including bistros in Paris, bookstores in Porto, Milan, Pristina, and Barcelona. As the artist continues to create new Italian memories with Callum Turner, this initiative merges technology and a passion for travel, amidst iconic views, traditional tables, and leisurely strolls away from the spotlight.