If you plan to reach Sacramento, the quiet and little-known capital of California, you have to fly into San Francisco Airport (SFO) because Sacramento doesn’t have a true tourist hub, only a small regional airport. But choosing San Francisco isn’t at all inconvenient, as the distance between the two cities is just 160 km, meaning […]
If you choose New York as your vacation destination (landing at one of three airports: JFK, La Guardia, or Newark), don’t limit yourself to following the “usual” itineraries. New York’s great monuments are certainly worth seeing, but to avoid getting stuck in the endless lines of mass tourism, find an “alternative” and special way to […]
Do you want to truly get to know New York? That is, do you want to go beyond the usual, well-known tour of classic monuments (Lady Liberty, Wall Street, Broadway, the Empire State Building, Central Park, MoMA, etc.)? Try exploring every single soul of this metropolis, which is divided into five major boroughs—or quarters—each […]
San Francisco is a famous metropolis, a tourist center par excellence in Northern California. It has always welcomed people of all backgrounds and ages with a spirit of aggregation and lively fun, creating a cosmopolitan atmosphere that tourists love. Famous for its pyramid skyscraper (Transamerica Building), for the Golden Gate Bridge, for the “zigzag” road […]
The quiet capital of the United States is only apparently … quiet. Washington DC (District of Columbia) is in fact a magical place, born on an esoteric map, traced on well-defined rituals by an ancient Kabbalah. Washington is home to secret maneuvers, spies in transit, intrigues, political moves that revolve around the place that for […]
Miami is synonymous with eternal summer, vacations, good life, fun, excess. This sunny city literally “born” on the beach divinely mixes the Hispanic tradition of the many inhabitants of Cuban origin with the typical American vivacity. Between the sparkle of the sea and that of the skyscrapers, there is much to discover in the largest […]
The most fascinating city in the world is definitely New York City. Because no matter how many defects it may have and how little it compares with other older places, there is something that still attracts. And always will. Whoever has been there wants to come back. You say “New York” and you already see […]
Chicago is the inland metropolis that contrasts with the two great coastal metropolises, New York and Los Angeles, imitating their style but without betraying its origins. And Chicago’s origins are those of a commercial, colonial city, always accustomed to fighting for its territory. An open, modern city, blessed with a lake climate (Lake Michigan) that […]
It’s no great news that the Gulf of Mexico is changing its name. Since Columbus’ arrival in the Americas, it has been renamed the “Gulf – or Sea – of the North” (with reference to the Spanish colonies of the time, in the Caribbean), the “Gulf of Nueva España”, the “Gulf of Cortés”, […]
