Giulia Riva

Events manager, world foodie and budding travel blogger, I’m passionate about arts, food and people from different cultures. Raised in the most touristic district of the world, no wonder I’m terrified of a tourist like I’ve seen a UFO! As soon as I’ve been allowed to go out alone, I tried to experience Rome in a totally different way. That’s the spirit I’ve kept while moving to London, Madrid, Dublin and a little village in Slovenia, from where I went to Turin and then back to Rome (Sweet Home).

What to Do in Sarajevo

Sarajevo is a beautiful town, even more beautiful if you enjoy it from on high! Here is a list of my eight favourite panoramic viewpoints. Among them, some could be considered quite touristic, while others are very unconventional, but all … Read More

Croatia on the Road #3 – Split, Brela and Dubrovnik

Rushing to our apartment in Split, we didn’t have the time to properly choose our dinner place, so we just headed towards the area where the most important restaurants are and desperately looked for a table. We were running so … Read More

Croatia on the Road #2 – Flanking the Balkan Coast

When I started the story about my journey in Croatia, I left you wondering why we had to be in Zadar before the sunset, so let’s start from there, from the top of the Zadar’s must-see list: the Sea Organ … Read More

Croatia On the Road #1: Zagreb and Plitvice Lakes National Park

The good thing about travelling with someone so alike is that you share the same weird must-see priority list; thus our Zagreb sightseeing tour started from the Mirogoj Cemetery, the memorial park where members of many different religious groups rest … Read More