Seattle is famous for a lot of things. It’s home to two of the most popular coffee chains in the world (Starbucks and Seattle’s Best) and for the amount of rain the city experiences throughout the entire year. More than … Read More
When my plane touches down at New Orleans International Airport, the only thing I can think about is how quickly I can get to my hotel. The temperature is mild, especially after three days in freezing North Dakota. I get … Read More
The Nineties meant a lot to me: I graduated from high school, I passed my driving test, and I spent hours watching the same old movies over and over. In some cases I even learnt the lines by heart. Back … Read More
As soon as we get off the train at York Street we look at the flight of steps ahead of us like two runners completing the last mile of a marathon. Manhattan The day started hours ago in Manhattan, when … Read More
In April, Whistler Mountain hosts the World Ski and Snowboard Festival. Some of the best skiers, boarders, and personalities of the sports assemble in one place for great times and incredible ski conditions. If you need something to do in … Read More
Two are the main symbols of the American power in the world, both located in Washington DC: the White House and the US Capitol, homeplace of the Congress. While foreigners are not currently allowed to visit the first one, the latter … Read More
The Florida Keys – whose name comes from the Spanish word cayo, ‘small island’ – is a group of coral islands forming a semicircle starting from the southmost tip of Florida. If you don’t want to fly directly to Key … Read More
When people hear ‘skiing,’ they think of Colorado or the Swiss Alps, yet Utah hosts some of the best slopes in the world, getting over 500 inches of snow at most resorts in the state (more than neighbor Colorado). If … Read More
The Outer Banks are a strip (about 320 kilometres) of thin islands (wide no more than a few hundreds metres) stretching towards the Atlantic Ocean. They create almost a lagoon facing the southern corner of Virginia and continuing towads North … Read More