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Until she was almost thirty, Emilia lived quietly in a residential neighbourhood in New York City, worked in her family's Italian bakery, listened to her authoritarian grandmother's opinion in everything, and was generally satisfied with her life, not expecting much from it. She is the youngest daughter in the Fontana family, which means that, according to family legend, she will never be able to get married and start a family.

One day, Emilia receives a letter from her great-aunt Poppy, a kind of outcast from the family - and also, incidentally, the youngest daughter. She offers her and her cousin Luciana an eight-day trip to their historic homeland and promises to lift an ancient curse. Despite a sea of doubts and family disapproval, the cousins accept the old woman's offer and embark on a journey through sunny and diverse Italy that will turn their lives upside down.