Travel Blogger and Photograpger based in dubai
What I love most about France is that if you don’t speak French you can communicate in your own language (Bulgarian, Thai, Arabic, you name it) and the result will be the same as if you were speaking in English – the locals will always reply in French. It doesn’t matter that you happen to…
Tabaccheria Giacomo is another delight I recently discovered, navigating the twisting side streets of Milan. The design immediately drew my attention. It is a tiny, deco inspired bar with walls in soft green color, black and white checkered floor and French vintage furniture. It is not just the usual bar where you go only for…
Several things that relate to Thai people. The last two are worth copying right away.
One of the many harbour towns that embellish the shores of the lake. It is a lovely place boasting plenty of waterfront cafés, tiny, winding streets, pretty churhches, olive trees and azure waters.
When I say where I come from, I can clearly see that most people are not very familiar with my country. The most adventurous ones ask me if it is a nice place to visit, and, being the unbiased person that I am, I always firmly say – Of course it is!
I don’t know how things work in your life but as far as I’m concerned, I only find things when I stop looking for them.
You will know that I’m always on a mission to discover new shops, eateries and designers that boast something original, whether it is the concept, the interior design or the product itself.
Whenever you read a name of an Italian town, starting with Porto, you can be sure that it is a fascinating place. Although Porto Venere lacks the ostentatious luxury of its wealthier brothers (or sisters?) Porto Cervo, Porto Fino and Porto Rotondo, it offers the laid-back, charming atmosphere that is uniquely Italian. Situated in the…
A come in, sit down and talk for hours kind of place.
Potafiori is a former flower shop, owned and managed by a local singer, has recently turned into a flower cafe/restaurant. After the
If it wasn’t for a meeting we had only 10 minutes away from Padua, I don’t think I would have ever visited it. As a lover of mediterranean, arab and tropical architecture, this medieval city wasn’t exactly in my bucket list. Probably because of some books that I read while I was growing up, that…
