I discovered that the medieval centre of Nuremberg, although the city was destroyed for 90% during the Second World War, has many stories and aspects to tell those who decide to spend a few days in the city. Thanks to a collaboration with the city tourism agency, I took part in a walking tour organised…Continue Reading
Do you remember those places that leave you open-mouthed when you start to see them from afar, that can surprise you even more than you had imagined before the trip? The Rila Monastery, 120 km from Sofia and one of the most famous in Bulgaria is precisely one of these places! It was founded by…Continue Reading
I have to admit that Nuremberg amazed me by the quantity and variety of museums it offers: I found many interesting places to visit, others a little less, but I would say all good to get an idea of the city.
A small premise that applies to (almost) all the museums of Nuremberg: the explanations…Continue Reading
Nuremberg is a medieval city that, unfortunately, was destroyed for 90% during the Second World War, easy to walk around to discover the old town and with a well-functioning public transport that allows you to reach all the other places that they want to visit. In this post, I want to gather all the useful…Continue Reading
Today I want to tell you about Certaldo and Colle Val D’Elsa, two beautiful villages immersed in the Valdelsa and that I discovered during a holiday weekend spent in Tuscany in June 2017.
Let’s start from Certaldo, the city of Boccaccio, where I…Continue Reading
During my trip to Sofia last August, one of the out-of-town trips I wanted to do was in Plovdiv: a city overflowing with Roman history and which, in its way, has much to tell. To get to Plovdiv, from Sofia you have two alternatives:
1)…Continue Reading
