Charmed by the monuments, by the rushes along the river Mincio, by the lotus flowers, by the unreal atmosphere enveloping every street and square, by the history and by the farmers’ spontaneity, English author Aldous Huxley called Mantua ‘the most … Read More
‘Flavio, listen to me: if you are going to follow my advice you won’t have any surprises.’‘But I like surprises.’‘I mean you are not going to be cheated.’‘If you are able to avoid me being cheated, you are not just … Read More
South Australia is a cornucopia of delicious foods and wines. It’s bursting with fresh produce, boutique wineries, and amazing restaurants with chefs who know just how to match everything to perfection on the palate. In terms of wine, the region … Read More
People say to enjoy India you have to be somehow mature. Surely, you have to be ready to question any idea you had about the country. A silent video on the metro station’s TV screens advertises flights for New Delhi. … Read More
Whenever I think of Mauritius, the first word coming to my mind is “Creole”, the word’s widest meaning: Mauritius is the island of diversity in any form. Think about its flag, four colours for as many religions more or less … Read More
During our journey around the Adriatic Sea with Adristorical Lands we arrived in Ravenna, a charming Italian beauty, embellished by many monuments dated back to a glorious past, when the town was capital of the Roman Empire, then of Theodoric’s … Read More
Valencia may sound like a lot less striking if confronted to other Spanish towns, but it has its distinctive character. Its closeness to the sea is immediately felt in the warm welcome offered by its inhabitants and its cooking. Moreover, … Read More