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Stylish, old-fashioned, sophisticated, humble, loud and cozy… I’d say Europe has it all!
The road from Polignano to Alberobello winds through endless olive groves with red soil. The half an hour journey by car is amazing in itself – but drive safely! The road is not very circulated, which translates into the occasional loco speeding mindlessly and cutting the curb. …
Back in September I had the chance to turn my work into something really fun, which includes traveling in amazing places and shooting with friends. My dear Mishuella & her husband put their trust in me to shoot their after wedding photos and for this we travelled …
The story. How it all began. I’ve always had this bohemian dream of spending my summer in a tent on a beach. Despite all the people telling me how more of a nightmare than a dream it is, I didn’t care. The simple thought of …
You know what I like most about road trips? The fact that you can make as many pit stops as you like to and always re-route if things don’t work or something more interesting comes up along the way. I told you about the random stop …
I insisted stopping for just a tiny little bit in Vicenza to visit Palladio’s Rotonda. Villa Rotonda (or Villa Capra) is a perfectly symmetrical Renaissance villa from the 16th century and it’s probably Palladio’s most famous architectural work (even though he didn’t live to see it …
The Five Lands. Where should I begin? We dedicated one whole day to these colorful amazing villages tucked between steep hills and abruptly ending in the sea. Also, we booked in advance a boat trip with Daniele, which turned out to be probably the best three …
We found a single spot available in a camping, but we had to place our tent about 5 minutes walking away from the parking area. I was tired, hungry, dirty and the thought of having to leave the car with all my stuff far away …
We arrived in La Spezia late in the afternoon and had to arrive in Levanto as early as possible in the evening to find camping, and still we didn’t want to leave this town without taking the winding road up the hills, a couple of hours …
I’m going to be honest with you: the famous leaning tower of Pisa was quite a disappointment. We spent a very short time in this city, only a couple of hours, and half of it was wasted while giving turns around the old center in the …
After all the rain and storms, we finally woke up to a sunny morning, dived in a refreshing pool (best camping ever!), had coffee and proceeded on our way. The scenery transformed amazingly: the green orchards burdened with heavy grapes were glowing beautifully in the …
From Firenze we took the curvy road to Siena along the tiny local villages and their endless vineyards, covering hills as far as the eyes could see. It was cloudy, splashing raindrops now and then, yet we couldn’t stop making pit stops every 2-3 minutes, just …
I don’t remember where I read or heard about it, but it was a beautiful description of Firenze, picturing it as a work of art all as a whole. Every tiny little street, as insignificant as it might seem, features at least a beautiful architectural …