Winter may still have a firm hold on our homeland, but many travellers already yearn for sunny beaches and hot weather. So here are a few hints about which could be the best beaches to enjoy the summer all year … Read More
Escaping the English winter to live abroad in a warmer climate sounds like a wonderful idea, right? But, how about spending five months training hard in the sweltering midday heat? Running back and forth along the beach, and in scorching … Read More
I made this video while working on a project promoted by the tourism board of Italian Southern region Basilicata. I live abroad since many years and this short experience allowed me to plunge into old memories of my childhood in … Read More
Deep to the South lies Antarctica, the coldest continent on Earth and the place with the greatest reserves of freshwater. Modern science considers it a huge laboratory, where it is possible to study any climate and environmental change which may … Read More
We spent a weekend in Pinerolo and Val Chisone, one of the most beautiful yet lesser-known corners of the Piedmont Alps, just over an hour’s drive from Turin. It’s an area where time seems to move more slowly — where … Read More
I arrived in Kolkata – earlier known as Calcutta – from the Bengala Gulf by train, it was a 16 hour trip over the flagging Indian railways, deep into the upcoming rainy season’s heat. The town is West Bengala‘s capital and … Read More
The Giro d’Italia is – together with Tour de France and Vuelta a España – one of the most important European bicycle competition. It has been devised by Italian journalist Tullo Morgagni in 1909. For its first edition, the Giro … Read More
We were in New York this Summer. Even if we didn’t miss the most popular tourist attractions, we also tried to expolore some less known corner, discovering this way an unexpected side of the Big Apple. During weekends Brooklyn Heights … Read More
The Via Francigena is a pilgrimage path leading from Canterbury, England, to Rome. It crosses France and Switzerland, and enters in Italy through Aosta Valley. Once in Italy, the “Via” goes on towards Pavia, Piacenza, Parma, until it arrives in the … Read More