Travel Blogger and Photograpger based in dubai
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…
I’m a firm believer that the side streets boast the best spots that a big city can offer. They are usually devoid of major retails stores and restaurant chains, which makes them so charming and unpredictable. In one of those streets there is a jewelry shop called Monies. I used to pass by every day…
If I ever get married it will be with my bare feet in the sand. But if this option is not available I wll go for the second best – a wedding in a sumptuous Italian villa. With the beauty of their picturesque settings and lush, green gardens, it is no wonder so many celebrities…
Finally Milan has a new, glossy place. It is called Bar Luce and is the result of the collaboration between the eccentric filmmaker Wes Anderson and Fondazione Prada.
The cheerful color palettes and vintage pinball machines will take you back to the Italian pop art culture
Highlights from a long day at the Expo
Jeans, culottes and skirts, gals and guys; young and adults – the current “It” lenght in Milan is the one below the knee and
Here are my findings based on my personal experience in these two cities. Housing: Milan: a decent one bedroom apartment, walking distance from the city center, fully furnished, no additional facilities, costs around 900-1000 usd Bangkok: same apartment as above but with swimming pool, gym and library in the condo is around 550 usd. Wi-fi…
Buongiorno! Hola! Sawadika! Al salam aleikum! Hello! Bom Dia! Sveiki! If you were wondering how to visit 145 countries in one day, I will tell you – the answer is in Milan. And it is called Expo. The current Universal exposition started on the 1st of May and will last for six months. The central…
Once upon a time there was a small enchanted shop in China Town … this is how the modern metropolitan fairy tales begin.
The shop is called Amici Granievaghi and is one of the few survivors of the Asian take over.
