Have you ever wanted to visit the “Dutch Caribe”? These are six islands off the coast of northern Venezuela, three of which are semi-independent nations within the jurisdiction of the Netherlands. But besides the political and bureaucratic complications, these islands tell of an exotic beauty that goes far beyond the typical wonder of […]
The two weeks that end the year are the absolute celebration of winter and the perfect opportunity to choose interesting locations for the holidays. Whether you are lovers of Christmas lights or looking for a romantic getaway for New Year’s Day, Europe should be your favorite destination. In fact, the “old continent” offers different chances […]
Denver is an American city, the capital of the state of Colorado, located on a beautiful plateau facing the Rocky Mountain range. Its colonial past is linked to the historic “conquest of the Far West” and also to gold mines, but over the centuries it has developed above all as an exceptional tourist center, especially […]
Crete is one of the largest islands in the Mediterranean and certainly the largest of the Greek archipelago. It is also the most populated island in Greece and its thousand-year history, together with the dream landscapes, also attracts many tourists so that in summer the population doubles! Visiting Crete means, yes, immersing yourself in the […]
Anyone who has ever arrived at any airport knows this, even worse if it is a large, international airport. Imagine, for example, Milan Malpensa (MXP) or Tokyo(NRT) or even Los Angeles(LAX) airports… as soon as you get outside the gates the assault of taxi and bus drivers begins. How to manage it? How to immediately understand who […]
Christmas in Italy is a very heartfelt and increasingly spectacular celebration. Some places are famous for the events and features they offer in this time of the year. We refer to the Christmas Markets in Bolzano and its district, we talk about the cultural events in Venice, Florence and Rome. We talk about the very […]
Oslo is a name that means “meadow” but for a long time, almost 200 years, the city was known as Kristiania in honor of King Christian IV who recovered it after a devastating fire in 1859. Only in 1925 was the ancient name -linked to the Viking fortress of Akershus- restored and in fact […]
Vaccine yes, vaccine no… for some years now the “vaccine war” seems to have become a real civil war! Which is weird, given that for at least 200 years these medicines have allowed us to fight and often overcome some terrible diseases. Not least the Covid. Unfortunately, the exasperation of the news during the pandemic […]
Mexico City is a large metropolis served by two airports and numerous stations. Although the national railways no longer have a direct arrival in the center of the capital, there is a suburban train that allows the direct connection. The bus and metro stations (the metro has 195 in total!) are very important in Mexico […]
