Cuenca Legends
The history of Cuenca is closely intertwined with the legends for which it is famous: 4 tales of impossible love, witches, devils and heroes.
The Croatian Museum of Naïve Art in Zagreb
Located in Zagreb’s historic Upper Town and ideal stop for travellers seeking something authentic rooted in local Croatian artistic tradition. the Museum of Naïve Art offers a small but unique exhibition. Its central position makes the museum easy to include in any tour while exploring some of Zagreb’s most recognisable landmarks.
Canarian food and traditional cuisine in Tenerife
What to eat in Tenerife: from traditional dishes rooted in humble, peasant cuisine to a celebration of tropical fruits and truly exceptional coffee. A culinary journey from local tradition to the island’s best restaurants.
Madrid: artworks to see at the Reina Sofía Museum
Officially called Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, this museum focusses on modern and contemporary art, from the 20th century to the present day. Housed in a former hospital, the collection includes more than twenty thousand works by both Spanish and international artists.
The Museum of Lost Tales: one of Zagreb’s quirkiest museums
The Museum of Lost Tales (Museo dei Racconti Perduti) in Zagreb is a space that evocatively explores the world of fairy tales, legends, myths, and creatures from Croatian folklore.
What to See in Cuenca, a UNESCO World Heritage City in Central Spain
Perched on a promontory nestled between the rivers Júgar and Huécar, Cuenca’s old town is a small mediaeval gem. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996, it makes this city an unmissable destination in central Spain.
Where to eat well in Tenerife: the best restaurants on the island
Eating well is often a key part of a successful holiday. I’ll soon tell you all about the traditional cuisine of Tenerife. But today I’d like to share with you the island’s best restaurants, from typical guachinches to more exotic … Continued
Tenerife: exploring the north coast
The northern coast of Tenerife is less known and frequented by tourists, who are systematically directed or drawn to the vast beaches and mass entertainment of the south of the island.
Lake Maggiore: what to visit in Arona
Arona is a charming town in Piedmont, located on the western shore of Lake Maggiore. Despite its small size, it has a lot to offer. Nestled between the surrounding hills and the lake’s waters, Arona boasts a beautiful medieval historic centre filled with ancient buildings and occupies a strategic position for exploring the highlights of Lake Maggiore.
Isola dei Pescatori: the smallest of the Borromean Islands in Lake Maggiore
With its 100×350 metres of land, the Isola dei Pescatori (“Fishermen’s Island”), one of the three Borromean Islands, is a little gem on Lake Maggiore. You can explore it in a day, in combination with Isola Bella and Isola Madre.
Adventures in Fuerteventura: (mostly) off the beaten track tourism in Canary Islands
It is said that there are more goats than inhabitants in Fuerteventura. I don’t know how many goats there are, but the inhabitants are definitely few! Once you leave the only highway, in fact, you hardly encounter anyone.
Hintertux Glacier: summer skiing in Austria
The ski season is over but still want to get some runs in the snow? Don’t worry, skiing in summer is possible, and the Hintertux Glacier in Austria is the perfect destination for mountain lovers every day of the year! … Continued
The 8 Canary Islands: which is the best one?
One of my resolutions for 2020 was to visit all “seven” Canary Islands. With a four-year delay, I finally managed to complete the tour of the Spanish archipelago, discovering in the meantime that there are actually eight islands!
Canary Islands: day trip from Lanzarote to La Graciosa, the “new” island
The Canary Islands were seven until a few years ago. In 2018 La Graciosa was officially recognized as the eighth island even though it’s still heavily dependent on Lanzarote, to which it previously belonged. With 29 km2, La Graciosa, the … Continued