Travel Blogger and Photograpger based in dubai
Lately a thick, dense fog has been taking possession of my beloved Milan. While it does a great job for my skin which now looks more fresh and luminous than ever, I wouldn’t say that it is my favorite atmospheric phenomenon. This week’s public holidays were the perfect occasion to escape from the city and…
As a lover of all things hot – hot weather, hot latte and hot guys (in the last case I regret to inform you that I already have the hottest so you will have to settle for the second best) – I wonder how a tour in Siberia could be at such a high position…
There are few things in my mind that could be better than 12 hectares of gardens boasting plants from all over the world. When my sweetheart told me that we will be visiting the Trauttmansdorff Castle I thought that it would last about 1-2 hours (pictures included) but I reconsidered my calculations as soon as…
They love everything cute – behind my condo there was the Unicorn cafè which was all pink, with colorful unicorns everywhere and rainbow cakes and drinks in the menu (containing a good part of the Periodic Table I guess). In Siam Square
If I will ever want to learn German I know that the best place to do so is Bolzano and surroundings. It literally feels
like being in Austria without even crossing the border. All the signs, street names, menus, indications, etc., are in German plus the benefit, that being in Italy (at least according to the map) there is always
We visited Palma de Mallorca with the purpose of pure and carefree relax and we definitely found what we were looking for. Having booked an all-inclusive hotel (special thanks to the retired German tourists
I felt that I need to share my observations about Italians too. They are quite a lot but I narrowed them down to only 13. Here they are: 1) They only eat sweet
There is another place nearby, with a very different landscape, characterized by the ochre-tinged soil used by Renaissance artists to create the famous Sienna yellow. It is called Crete Senesi
After the morning trip to the abandoned city of Craco we headed to the Stone town of Matera ( I wonder in what kind of place would we have ended up if we had continued with the excursions ). Matera is located in the remote southern region of Basilicata and is a unique off the beaten path destination, especially for foreign travellers.
