Italy
Italy, a captivating Mediterranean nation, enthrals visitors with its rich history, enchanting landscapes, and cultural treasures. From the grandeur of Rome’s ancient ruins to the serene beauty of the Amalfi Coast, Italy offers a feast for the senses. Indulge in delectable cuisine, vibrant festivals, and timeless art, all in this enchanting destination.
In Italy, I have already visited the following cities: Bergamo, Bologna, Brixen, Como (Lake Como), Firenze | Florence, Genoa | Genova, Imola, Luino, Meran | Merano, Milan | Milano, Montaione, Naples | Napoli, Palermo (Sicily), Pisa, Pompeii | Pompei, Portofino, Rapallo, Riccione, Rimini, Rome | Roma, San Bartolomeo al Mare, Trieste, Venice | Venezia, Verona, Voghera
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Cacio e Pepe in Rome at Roscioli Salumeria Ristorante
Eating Cacio e Pepe in Rome at Roscioli Salumeria has been an incredible experience. Not only the excellent Food was outstanding, but also the Location alone is worth any visit.
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Restaurant with the best view in Verona – Re Teodorico Castel San Pietro
Can you imagine what’s even better than a Restaurant with probably the best view in Verona? Exactly, when this particular Restaurant offers really, and I mean really delicious Food. That’s
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A mandatory visit to Casa di Giulietta Verona
Out of the Top 3 sights to see in Verona, Casa di Giulietta is definitely among them. This renaissance building of the 14th century is nowadays a pilgrimage site for
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My Travel Year 2019 and a preview of my 2020 travels
My personal Travel Year 2020 will be all about sustainability. Just a few years ago, I was literally bragging about having completed more than 100 flights in only one year,
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Sicilian street food in Palermo at Rasca Palermo
“Rasca. Sicilian Street Food.” is the claim by Rasca, a snack bar right next to Politeama in the lively city centre. Rasca Palermo brings back the gastronomic tradition of Sicilian
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Fast Pizza in Verona near Arena di Verona
La Conchiglia in Verona is a “fast pizza” restaurant just nearby the famous Arena di Verona. Located in the Citta Alta the restaurant for sure is targeted mainly on tourists,
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The best time to visit Palermo, Italy
If you’re looking for an Italian holiday destination with natural beauty, exciting and interesting things to do, then look no further than stunning Palermo. This city still has the same
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Hotel Restaurant NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento | Review
Usually, when visiting Cities, I tend to eat out. To get a vibe of the City, discover local specialities and usually also as I’m anyway outside and just grab a
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Tips on how to successfully haggle at a market in Italy
Never trust price tags in Italy, especially at a market! It’s common sense to haggle at a market with a dealer, and it’s a typical touristy fault not to negotiate
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Why you should visit Galleria d’Arte Moderna Palermo on the first Sunday of a month
Established in 1910 the Modern Art Gallery Sant’Anna in Palermo is the cities major museum of modern art. Galleria d’Arte Moderna, short also known as GAM, is located in the
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Where to find Casa di Romeo in Verona, the House of Romeo of Romeo & Juliet
Located in a narrow street just nearby the Arche Scaligere (Scaliger Tombs), not too far Casa di Giulietta you will find Casa di Romeo or Romeo’s House. Unlike Juliet’s House,
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Taking the Train to Cattolica / Gabicce Mare from Rimini / Riccione
The train station of Cattolica / Gabicce Mare can be a waypoint for various activities. A day at the beach, a day hiking and enjoying nature, or also to enjoy
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10 Ways to Make the Most of Bad Weather while in Rimini (Italy)
Rimini is one of the most popular cities for vacations worldwide and the capital of Italian nightlife and seaside tourism. The city is located on the east coast of Italy
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Pizza Margherita at Pizzeria Alba, Riccione
Not too far the beach, right at the popular shopping street, you can find Pizzeria Alba in Riccione. It’s a Trattoria with both an in- and outdoor sitting area. Even
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Spaghetti with dried tomatoes and mozzarella – Recipe
Spaghetti with dried tomatoes and mozzarella. So easy, so simple, so delicious! It’s actually a two-pot dish; however, if you want to skip the (actually crucial) frying part, you can also make a one-pot dish out of this recipe.
