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
We just survived a terrific 14-hour trip from Sao Paulo to Foz de Iguaçu by bus because we absolutely had to see the popular waterfalls. “You can’t miss them”, they told us. “It’s a unique sight.” So there we were. … Read More
Last November I was in Arezzo, a lovely town in Tuscany, central Italy. I took the chance to roam in town and shoot some pics with my camera – which deserves a better photographer than I am – and taste … Read More
Highgate Cemetery has always been bound in a dark lure, brushed by a gothic atmosphere drawn by the peculiar tombstones, mausoleums and crypts. Some of the residents’ personal histories contribute to strengthen the gloomy charm of London‘s most popular graveyard. … Read More
Bath is a city in Somerset, South West England. Some people may smile at it, but its name is actually justified by its history. Bath is a natural thermal resort, the only one in UK. In its spring water there … Read More
Blue, brown and green: I still have these colours into my eyes after a weekend exploring Conero, a coastal trait facing the Adriatic Sea in Italian region Marche, just a bit south from Ancona. AroundConero, this is the name of … Read More
The Pollino National Park is Italy’s largest natural reserve. It stretches from Calabria to Basilicata, covering the provinces of Cosenza, Potenza and Matera. From the Pollino’s peaks – the highest one being Dolcedorme with 2267 metres – one can see … Read More
A dream holiday is all about relaxing and doing nothing and there can’t be a better place than Goa for doing exactly that. Goa with its beautiful palm-fringed beaches beckons even the most discerning traveler to kick off their shoes, … 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