Travel Blogger and Photograpger based in dubai
Yesterday I was walking on one of the main streets in my old neighbourhood when I suddenly decided to shortcut through a small, winding alley. I wanted to check if there was anything new in the area and I was pleasantly surprised to stumble upon another example of my favorite duo – flowers and coffee,…
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
If I keep up with this pace I might soon publish my first encyclopedia about all the flower-related places in the world. After the unusual florist and hairdresser in Bangkok and the Milanese flower bistro and luxury boutique it is time to add another superb spot to my collection – Fiori Rosalba Milano. Like in…
There is one street in Milan, called Panfilo Castaldi, which is probably the most multiethnic street in the world.
A few months ago I walked from one end to another and I saw a Korean, Indian, Chinese, Italian, Japanese, Eritrean and Swedish restaurant. My attention
Tucked away from the bustling Corso Buenos Aires (a paradise for low-medium-cost shopping) Pause cafè welcomes us with a relaxed, homey feel with vintage styling and rustic touches. I saw it for the first time in late September when the weather was warm and it was full of people standing outside, sipping their drinks. As…
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
A few weeks ago I was contacted by the lovely Elena from Bright Expats for an interview about my expat experience. We talked about Italy, why I left for Bangkok and why I returned. You can read it here. Kisses
