Bologna and the Baby Lamp
A peculiarity of Bologna, maybe unique in the world but, at the moment, I haven’t understood if it is still working, is the so called Lampione d… Read the rest
The Artists’ Promenade in Albissola Marina
This incredible work of urban art was inaugurated on 10th August 1963: almost a kilometre of mosaic flooring designed by twenty national and internati… Read the rest
Alassio, the City of Lovers
Alassio in Liguria is known as the "City of Lovers". A must for all couples is the famous Muretto with its coloured tiles, the bronze statue… Read the rest
Lecce and the Arch of Prato
Leaving the basilica of Santa Croce and going towards Porta Napoli, we find halfway the Arco di Prato (in dialect arcu te pratu). The people of Lecce… Read the rest
Lecce and the giant ficus
A monument of a different kind is the giant ficus magnoloides, the largest tree in the city: entering the historic centre from Porta Rudiae and turnin… Read the rest
The incredible Agnano Spa
The thermal complex of the Roman age rises on the slopes of Mount Spina to exploit the natural heat sources of the ancient crater of Agnano. The curre… Read the rest
India in Paris! Passage Brady
India in Paris! Passage Brady, built in 1828, is one of the rare Parisian arcades composed of two parts which are separated by Boulevard de Strasbourg… Read the rest
The Spitzkoppe, granite peaks in Namibia
The Spitzkoppe is a grouping of granite peaks in Namibia’s Namib Desert, with the highest peak hitting nearly 1,800 meters (about 5,900 feet). T… Read the rest
Bazaruto Archipelago: Azura Benguerra Island
The 10-minute helicopter ride across the Bazaruto Archipelago to the Azura Retreats lodge on Benguerra Island is worth it in its own right. The destin… Read the rest
Lekki Conservation Centre and the longest canopy walk
A walk far above the ground on Africa’s longest canopy walkway is a great way to explore Nigeria’s natural beauty.
The Lekki Conservatio… Read the rest