• The Sistine Chapel of Milan

    San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore is a 16th-century church in Milan that boasts one of the most stunning collections of frescoes in Italy. The architect Bernardino Zenale built the church in the Renaissance style and decorated the ceilings and walls with approximately 450 frescoes. All by some of the… Read More

  • Is it worth climbing the tower of the Sagrada Familia?

    The Sagrada Familia, a unique masterpiece of Antoni Gaudi, is one of the most famous landmarks in Barcelona and it was registered as a Unesco world heritage site in 1984. The towers represent some of the most important figures in Christianity, including the apostles, evangelists, the Virgin Mary, and… Read More

The Sistine Chapel of Milan

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San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore is a 16th-century church in Milan that boasts one of the most stunning collections of frescoes in Italy. The architect Bernardino Zenale built the church in the Renaissance style and decorated the ceilings and walls with approximately 450 frescoes. All by some of the… Read More

Is it worth climbing the tower of the Sagrada Familia?

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The Sagrada Familia, a unique masterpiece of Antoni Gaudi, is one of the most famous landmarks in Barcelona and it was registered as a Unesco world heritage site in 1984. The towers represent some of the most important figures in Christianity, including the apostles, evangelists, the Virgin Mary, and… Read More

Croissant vs Cornetto: What is the difference?

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Croissants and cornetti are both delicious and tempting pastries, but what sets them apart? In this blog post, we’ll highlight their differences and get you ready to act as a pastry pro on your next trip to Europe. Croissant in France Croissants, a staple of French cuisine, are flaky,… Read More

When is the best time to visit Rome?

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Rome is a city steeped in history and culture, so there’s no bad time to visit the eternal city, really. However, depending on your preferences, there may be a better time for you to go. In this blog post, we’ll share some fun facts about Rome and provide tips… Read More

Paris in 3 Days: The perfect first visit

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Known for its art, culture, and history, Paris is a must-see destination for any traveler visiting Europe. With its iconic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre, charming streets, delicious cuisine, and vibrant atmosphere, Paris offers something for everyone. Whether you’re an art lover, a foodie, or… Read More

Why is the Sistine Chapel so famous?

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The Sistine Chapel is one of the most aclaimed chapels in the world and it is located in Vatican City. Pope Sixtus IV built the chapel in the 15th century, hence the name “Sistine”; but the real star of the show is the ceiling, painted by Michelangelo in the… Read More

8 Places you must visit in Rome

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Planing your first trip to Rome? Here’s a MUST SEE list to include in your itinerary! 1. Colosseum The Colosseum is one of the most iconic symbols of the city of Rome. It is the largest amphitheater in the world, built in 80 AD to host gladiatorial contests and public… Read More

Astonishing palaces to visit in Andalusia

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The Alhambra Palace, Granada “The Red Castle” The Alhambra Palace is one of the World Heritage Sites of UNESCO. It is a fortress built in 899 AD located on the banks of the Darro River. This palace is the main attraction of Granada. The history To fully enjoy the beauty… Read More

Italy for the second time. What should I see?

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You may already know that tossing a coin into the Trevi Fountain guarantees your second visit to Rome. But the truth is, if you are back in Italy for a second visit, you may want a change of scenario and go for a more adventurous exploration of Italian grounds. Read More

Cinque Terre Travel Tips

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Cinque Terre is the perfect place for people who want to experience different activities in a close proximity. Every village has something special to offer. Whether you want to relax on the beach, cliff jump, or hike, these villages have a little bit of everything. In this blog I’ll share… Read More

Pasta Alla Norma: The Story Behind The Famous Sicilian Dish.

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Whenever you think of Italy, the first thing comming to mind for most tourists to be, is either History or PASTA! Italy is famous for its traditional and delish cuisine. Mainly because we are TOP ONE makers of fresh pasta. There are more than 400 shapes of pasta (that… Read More

Eurochocolate is just few weeks away

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If you were impressed looking at the marble sculptures placed all over Rome, then imagine watching a live artistic performance of chocolate sculpting by world’s famous chocolate masters. That’s right. Every year, Italy hosts an entire festival called EUROCHOCOLATE, unquestionably, the biggest festival in Europe. Thousands of visitors come… Read More

Modena: A Shot of Inspiration

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If you are visiting Bologna and decided to stretch your trip about 40 km north-west, you will eventually meet Modena. An enchanting and remarkable town with rich history and some really charming sights. For history lovers, foodies, art lovers, and sports car enthusiasts alike, Modena is the perfect place… Read More