The Trajan’s Column
The Trajan’s Column: a must-visit destination when in Rome.
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Ponte Vecchio grandeur
Ponte Vecchio, formerly “ the old bridge” is unquestionably one of the most romantic and inspiring places of Italy. Perhaps zillions of lovers exchanged eternal promises on this picturesque corner of Florence. Some date back its foundation to the Roman Empire, however, most probably, this construction took place during Middle Age, as Florence was indeed
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The Asinelli tower
Bloody rivalry is still nowadays a quintessential element in the italian way of living, it is almost a sort of prerogative to show off according to italian culture. Surely todays’ competition is more grounded on who owns the fastest car, the biggest shoes collection or the heaviest weight to pull during a squat session! Well,
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Florentine soccer – manly and mad
Amid all the incredibly unique things Florence has produced and offered over the centuries, Florentine historic soccer, more commonly known as “calcio storico” has surely surpassed most of them, for being a century-spanning tradition which encompasses boxing, football, rugby and soccer at the same time. Founded in the 1500, this sport is a major attraction
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When in Italy, avoid pickpocketing
Pickpocketing is the most common plague affecting travellers’ life worldwide. Despite CCTV, police and warnings, authorities struggle to tackle this issue as a steady increase is being experienced in many areas of Italy. Roma is not exception, however with a piece of advice you would be able to reduce the risk of being a pray
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Giordano Bruno, when knowledge was dangerous
Who was Giordano Bruno? You are strolling in Rome, Campo de Fiori and you do wonder whom this imposing figure belongs to! Nowadays protesting has become a blatant trend with netizens stressing the immorality of a whimsical variety of issues, facts and people which too often are pathetic and exaggerated. Everyone is up to display
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Judith Beheading Holofernes – first feminism manifesto?
A deep vibration, a sadly revealed secret and a psychological profiling which pioneered the vision of a powerful and rebellious woman: “Judith Beheading Holofernes” will surely be one of the most memorable things to observe at the Uffizi in Florence and its impression will be everlasting, trust me. This master painting by Artemisia Gentileschi has
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Bologna, the halfway heaven
Overwhelmingly rich in historical references from multiple periods, wonderfully enclosed in a grooving array of endless emerald-green landscapes! Bologna remains one of the most enchanting and understated cities to visit in Italy! You might not find the glamour of Milan, the joviality of Naples and the solemnity of Roma but if you are visiting Bologna,
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New viewpoint in Barcelona: visit the best urban observatory
New viewpoint in Barcelona: visit the best urban observatory Whenever you want to see the best views of Barcelona, I bet you think of some places you’ve probably already been. This can be a little bit boring. But from now on, the city is going to offer a new viewpoint. One you can’t miss. Something
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