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Obidos: a walk in the charm of a Portuguese medieval town

Obidos: a walk in the charm of a Portuguese medieval town

Nestled in the heart of Portugal‘s beautiful Silver Coast, Óbidos is one of the country’s most charming and picturesque medieval towns. Famous for its impressive castle, ancient stone walls, narrow cobbled streets and traditional whitewashed houses, this historic destination offers visitors a wonderful opportunity to step back in time. Located approximately 85 kilometres north of […]

Giethoorn: amidst the gardens and canals of the Netherlands

Giethoorn: amidst the gardens and canals of the Netherlands

For most tourists, the name “Giethoorn” may not ring a bell. However, mention “Venice” and things start to become clearer. In the Netherlands, this village is known as the “Venice of the North”. Unlike its famous Italian counterpart, however, the atmosphere here is far more tranquil and rural. Instead of grand squares and historic palaces, […]

Time to enjoy the Dia de los Muertos in Mexico

Time to enjoy the Dia de los Muertos in Mexico

Tired of the “usual” Halloween or the dull Catholic traditions dedicated to the Saints and the Dead Souls? If so, this year, book a trip to Mexico during the time of the year when these three celebrations intertwine. There is something truly unique about the way this country honors the departed; it goes beyond the […]

Halloween in Ireland: chasing the Derry ghosts

Halloween in Ireland: chasing the Derry ghosts

It should come as no surprise that Halloween can be celebrated in grand style in Europe, too – specifically in Derry (Londonderry), Northern Ireland. After all, centuries before it became an “American holiday”, this night of ghosts and witches originated right here, rooted in the Celtic traditions of the British and Irish Isles. And now, […]

An American autumn holiday where Thanksgiving was born

An American autumn holiday where Thanksgiving was born

Thanksgiving is one of the most important holidays in America because it brings people together to celebrate gratitude, family, and community. It is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November and has a long history connected to early settlers and Native Americans. For many Americans, Thanksgiving is a time to gather with family and friends, […]

Oia: visit the photo star of Santorini island

Oia: visit the photo star of Santorini island

Santorini is one of the most beautiful and recognizable destinations in Greece. Famous for its whitewashed villages, blue-domed churches, dramatic cliffs, volcanic landscapes, and spectacular sunsets, the island attracts travelers from around the world. Many tourists love to explore Santorini and especially to take pictures of the sunset from the alleys of Oia, a lovely […]

Cape Verde: discover a brand new autumn trip

Cape Verde: discover a brand new autumn trip

According to statistics, the Cape Verde Islands are a top travel destination to discover in this autumn season, 2026. They appear to be the perfect spot for a “different” kind of getaway as the cold season begins though, actually, it’s not cold there at all. In fact, from November to June the climate is sunny […]

Barolo: a lovely village in a glass of wine

Barolo: a lovely village in a glass of wine

In the heart of the Langhe Hills (in the district of Cuneo), in the deepest, most ancient part of Piedmont, lies a village of only 700 inhabitants. Yet, its name is known worldwide, synonymous with quality and excellence. We are talking about Barolo, the small town that gave its name to one of Italy’s most […]

Santa Maria di Leuca: where the land ends

Santa Maria di Leuca: where the land ends

  At a certain point, the land comes to an end. Beyond that rocky outcrop, that panoramic point, there is only the sea and a distant horizon, lost somewhere between Greece and Africa. Santa Maria di Leuca is one of the most enchanting locations in the Salento area, marking the southernmost tip of Puglia (Italy). […]