Venice View all
San Giorgio Venice, 2 newlyweds and a cruise
San Giorgio island is one of the most photographed subjects in Venice. Do you know that classical yet amazing picture→
The Venetian squero, the place in which gondolas are built
The squero [SKWEH-roh] is the typical site for the construction and restoration of boats. Nowadays there are only a few→
Best Things to Do in Venice
Imagine a soft breeze caressing your face while you enjoy the view of Piazza San Marco and the rooftops of→
Damien Hirst exhibition in Venice: an (un)believable story
Stories and tales feed our mind and soul as food nourish our body. In this era of quickness, multiple images,→
Pellestrina: fishermen, bikes and shells decorations
Pellestrina is an island in the Venetian lagoon. Narrow (from 23 meters to 1,2 km) and 11 km long, it’s→
A Venice walking tour app? Yes, Ecco Venezia!
A Venice walking tour app? Yes, Ecco Venezia! As you probably remember, not a long time ago I was invited→
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What to see in Cisternino
I was utterly fascinated by Cisternino and its white alleys, hidden courtyards, houses with outside stairways, balconies in bloom and→
Poli Grappa Museum: interesting even for astemi
A post on this blog about the Poli Grappa Museum may sound strange. In fact many of you already know→
Lunch at the hidden Enoteca Segreta in Verona
I wanted to try the Enoteca Segreta (Secret Winehouse) after reading the reviews on Tripadvisor. We booked for a Sunday→
Villages & Burgs View all
Pienza: Pecorino, Parade and a Panorama
Does Pienza need an introduction? I don’t think so, but, OK, I’ll do it all the same. Pienza is a→
What to do in Burano and where to sleep
What to do in Burano? Everybody knows the beautiful and full of colors island of Burano, in the Venetian Lagoon.→
San Gusmè, the minuscule burg where people have no hurry
San Gusmè is a minuscule burg 30 minutes by car from Siena. The last stretch of the road to reach it→
THINGS TO DO View all
National Archaeological Museum Venice: a brief visit
The National Archaeological Museum Venice is not so big so you can visit it in a reasonable amount of time→
Surprising Vicenza
If you know nothing about Vicenza, I think you’ll be amazed by the number of refined palazzi, cafés and romantic→
National Archaeological Museum of Fratta Polesine
The National Archaeological Museum of Fratta Polesine collects finds of some villages located along the river Po, dating back to→
WHERE TO EAT View all
La Folperia: eat like a local in Padova!
Every city has its institutions, those places that have always been there, full of character and popular among the locals.→
Top things to see in Matera
What are the top things to see in Matera? First things first… Matera was on my travel dream list since→
Best gelato in Padua: where to find it
This is a post about the best gelato in Padua. On the list you will find some of the most→
Le Strie: “The Witches of Este”
Le Strie, what a cute little place! First of all, how could I not love a place with a bike→
Cocaeta: A lovely creperie in Venice
Cocaeta (meaning little tern in Venetian dialect) is a super tiny creperie in Venice, located about 10 minutes walking distance from→
La Tavolozza Torreglia: a palette of flavours
I have been at La Tavolozza (meaning palette in Italian) already twice: The first time at a Christening lunch and→
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