Kastelorizo is a Greek island in the Levantine Sea, Mediterranean’s eastern outskirts. A small place, such a small place there is not even a map in the tourism board office. They would just tell you where you need to go: … Read More
If you plan wisely, you may be able to experience all is worth – more or less – in Catalonia, the region in the south of Spain bordering with France. Let’s start with Barcelona, the first leg of our trip. … Read More
A journey to Nuremberg is an extraordinary experience, diving in history and traditions of Franconia‘s economic and cultural centre. Located in Bavaria, Nuremberg is the land’s second largest town after Munich with over half a million of inhabitants. The city … Read More
Putignano is a small town in Apulia, Southern Italy, famous all over Europe for its extraordinary Carnival celebrations and the spectacular parade of papier-mache floats, which has an unusual revival even in summer. And that’s not the only good reason … Read More
Spoleto, a small town in the Italian region Umbria, holds every year an impressive celebration of music, theatre, visual arts and any kind of exhibitions. The event is called Festival of 2Worlds and lasts for 17 days. This year’s edition … Read More
Living close to Milan without ever having been to Switzerland is almost impossible. That’s why, when I got invited to spend a few days in Ticino, the Italian speaking part of the country, I packed in my luggage also some … Read More
Fifty little houses and not more, lined up in a half circle around the small bay. All buildings are white with light blue windows, parted by the beach just for a few metres. The sea water is crystal clear. I … Read More
I wouldn’t suggest you to visit Marseille in just one day, since the beauty of this town deserves to be savoured slowly, with long breaks in the many cafes or ethnic restaurants in Des Arcenlaux and Panier. But if you … Read More
Among the alleys of a small village are often hidden all aspirations, joys and sorrows of a people who has seen the world surrounding them changing, while their village was always the same. Through the streets, ceremonies linked to ancient … Read More