Cinque Terre being one of the most famous places in Italy has been visited, talked, reviewed million times in different platforms. I was shy to admit that after living in Italy for more than two years, I hadn’t visited this enchanted place. But this October things had been changed! Thanks to my girl Iris, who […]
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After posting my sarcastic post 11 Reasons to Dislike Sardinia, I felt that I owe the island a proper “Thank You” and “Miss You” post. My two-week stay in the North-East part of Sardinia had been relaxing. The first week we stayed in Golfo Aranci, and the second one we moved down a bit to […]
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Hello my dear readers, How are you enjoying the hot summer days so far! Here in Florence we have bright sunshine almost every day, long daytime that allows us to explore the city, and many new interesting places in town to be discovered… Are you also wondering how to turn these hidden gem, or suggestions […]
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When the August passed, it feels the whole year is gone. When entering the month of August, the city was suddenly empty. Everybody was out for vacation, and it made you feel strange not to do it. And when I am back from my two-week escape to the seaside, I found it crowded again. Streets […]
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This is really exciting! I finally booked my ticket to Florence in December and I am ready to spend a month in one of the most beautiful cities in the world! Last year due to some personal reason, I couldn’t go there and I was almost depressed for the Christmas period. Now thinking about being […]
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The other day I was tidying up my photo collections, and found the pictures that I took during my trip to Palermo 7 years ago. Italy was one of the first European countries that I visited, and despite all the other famous cities (Milan, Florence, Rome……) I went to Sicily on my first trip to […]
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I can’t say for everybody who has been to Venice, but to me, Venice is a place full of peace. Of course it is bustling with noise and excitement in the city center, especially around Piazza San Marco. But if you go deeper into the lanes, you will find it calm and peaceful all around. […]
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