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Wroclaw is a beautiful city, with beautiful streets, an incredibly gorgeous and tranquil medieval district (Cathedral island, on an island on the river Oder), lots of bars and restaurants. But many cities in the world have similar amenities. What other
Liguria, in North Western Italy, is a huge rocky arch that stretches from Tuscany to the border with France. Almost at its middle, upon a small promontory, lies Camogli, a real gem: today a tourist destination, few decades ago a
Second part of my journey onboard the Bernina Exoress, a lovely red train, popular with tourists, that crosses the Alps and connects Switzerland with Italy. See the first part here From Ospizio Bernina Station we got the next train in
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The Bernina Express is a lovely red train, popular with tourists, that crosses the Alps and connects Switzerland with Italy. The railway was built between 1908 and 1910. It’s operated by a regional company (Rhaetian Railway) and belongs since 2008
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Sip a cup of salep under a vine; the sun sparkles through the green leaves and the purple grapes. Around you are mosques and Ottoman houses, three caravanserais and the Arasta bazaar, which once housed all the cobblers of the
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When I was a child and my parents told me tales before sleeping, the treasure of the elves was often hidden behind a majestic waterfall. Well, if there’s really an elve’s treasure, this must be the place where it’s buried!
Tumski Bridge, is a steel bridge over the north branch of the Odra river in Wrocław, Poland, at the entrance of Cathedral Island. It is also known as Love bridge because it’s the place where lovers go to promise each
Taiga, steppe, tundra: when I was at school, geography was my favourite. It was the right time to dream on the green and brown pages of the world atlas, on the strange and fascinating words of the textbook that reminded
Do you remember Ikateq, the Greenlandic ghost village? Well, at the end of the exploration it was time for us to get back to the pier where the tiny boat was waiting for us. Our next destination is the (inhabited!)