One of Tuscany’s many gems is the beautiful province of Siena, land of sweet hills and countless thermal springs. There are many possible itineraries to enjoy the richness of this wonderful land, but here is one which may sum up … Read More
A spot I wanted to write about for a long time are the Fonti del Clitunno. Situated alongside the Via Flaminia near the hamlet of Pissignano – in the Italian region Umbria – you could easily miss the entrance, which … Read More
There are many reasons to discover Italian region Marche and especially its inland: sweet hills revealing enchanted woods, an archaeological heritage still filled with uncovered secrets, stunning landscapes and an irresistible local food culture. If you happen to be in … Read More
While the darkness slowly covered Barcelona, I got on my coach and left. The following morning I woke up in Malaga where another bus was waiting for me to get me to Tarifa. Clung to the southernmost tip of Spain, … Read More
Finally I arrived in Barcelona. I can’t say why I never visited this town before: I have always admired Gaudì’s work, but at the same time I figured out the Catalan capital as a cove of drunk kids, showing off … Read More
It’s the end of April and I am joining a tour along the route of megaliths, in north-west Europe. A question arises in my mind: why should a traveller prefer a tour among huge rocks scattered in green meadows, ancient … Read More
My backpack firm over my shoulders, few clear ideas, many dreams. That’s how my travel around the Mediterranean keeps going, my last escape from adulthood in search for a less definitive existence. I just left behind Cinque Terre and Genoa … Read More
Monti is one of the most renowned neighbourhood in Rome. Its little roads, its vintage shops and the many bars where one can enjoy a glass of wine are a popular threat to the visitors of the Eternal Town. Less … Read More
If you mix together tradition, history, culture, local food, beaches, crystal clear sea, sun, night life and a hint of ancient Greece, what you will obtain is called Kos (Còo), a 50-kilometre long and 12-kilometre wide island. As in most … Read More