Growing up in Italy, I’ve always believed that the true soul of my country isn’t found in crammed tour buses or endless lines outside major sights, but along the quiet paths that wind through our countryside, villages, and ancient hills. … Read More
Having visited Paris dozens of times over the years—thanks to my uncle who lives in the heart of the city—I have had the unique privilege of exploring its cultural scene far beyond the typical tourist rush. Visiting museums has become … Read More
There is something appealing about a Greek island holiday where very little needs to be rushed. Long lunches, swimming in clear water, wandering through narrow streets and finding a quiet stretch of coastline can be just as memorable as ticking … Read More
When you step off the plane at Mahón’s tiny, spotlessly clean airport, you’ll notice immediately that the journey has changed life’s pace. Menorca may be the second largest of the Spanish Balearic Islands and known as the ‘quiet’ sister, but that … Read More
I’ve been to Ravenna in Italy more times than I can count, and every time I go back it still gives me that little spark of excitement. I love wandering the old town without any real plan, poking around the … Read More
Provence has a way of slowing travellers down. The region does not reveal itself through a single monument, town, or hilltop view. It is found in the rhythm between places: a morning market in a stone village, a vineyard road … Read More
Europe, over the years, has produced some fantastic architecture that is rich in history and diverse cultures. Despite its iconic landmarks, there are many other great benefits outside its stunning infrastructure. Yes, you have the amazing Italian pasta and pizza, … Read More
We visited Leeds Castle on a warm, sunny day in May with Felicity and our daughters, Maya (10) and Bella (12). Having already explored other grand UK landmarks like Blenheim Palace and Warwick Castle With Kids, we weren’t sure what … Read More
I’ve been to Croatia a few times before. I’ve explored further north, taking in the terraced lakes of Plitvice, walking the Roman ruins of Zadar, and visiting Krk Island. I’ve even spent time wandering around Split. But oddly enough, despite … Read More