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
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
Santorini is world-renowned for being the “Island of Love.” Perched dramatically in the heart of the Aegean Sea, just a short journey from Southern Greece, this volcanic gem has evolved into the most charming romantic destination for couples from every … Read More
Two video makers, 40 kilos of equipment, trekking shoes and an adventurous attitude. That’s how the tale of a timeless Italy started in Basilicata, Southern Italy, Angelo Chiacchio and Walter Molfese’s homeland. Both of them saw already many places all … Read More