Berlin is a city with many faces and its magnetic charm attracts millions of tourists every year. Here they find accommodation, attractions and entertainment for any tastes and budgets. The German capital is among the cheapest in Europe and even … Read More
Iceland is geysers’ homeland: not only it is the country with the highest geysers-surface rate, but the the word itself comes from the Icelandic geysir which means “to gush”. Geysers are a special kind of hot spring erupting in a … Read More
While travelling in Basilicata, we faced an embarrassing truth: despite the many beautiful landscapes ranging from mountains to sea shores, a fascinating culture and an incredible variety of local food, the large public usually forgets about this marvellous Italian region. … Read More
In the northern part of Iceland, far from the coastline, the lava plains stretch around Lake Myvatn. Quite and blue, the lake marks an unexpected contrast in the middle of Krafla‘s lava fields and hot springs. Krafla is among Iceland’s … Read More
We are in Basilicata – Southern Italy – with Capital in the World and Lonely Planet Italia. This time this Italian travelling radio show is moving with a bunch of video makers, bloggers and other digital communication adventurers, wisely collected … Read More
Umbria. Until last summer the Italian region symbol of romanticism and sweetness – here are crafted some of the best Italian pastries and chocolates – has always been a mystery to me. An unexpected trip to Alviano allowed me to … Read More
The Lofoten Islands have always charmed me, even by the rhythmic sound of their name. Anyone who has planned a journey to Norway knows that this archipelago is a unique “sunny spot” in the Arctic. Warmed by the Gulf Stream, … Read More
Menorca is often described as the jewel of the Mediterranean, and as a sort of hidden treasure amongst the other, more popular, islands. The island itself is therefore unsurprisingly full of its own hidden gems, with many wonderful places to … Read More
Rain, rain, rain. In Reykjavik it rains a lot. Low visibility, not the suitable weather for whale watching. Roaming in town isn’t an option as well: the wind blows open the umbrellas. But the coffee shops are comfortable, studied precisely … Read More