Amalfi Coast – La Bella Italia!!

Having the opportunity to spend some days in Italy is always a reason to feel happy: gorgeous landscapes, unmatched historical heritage, excellent food and even better wine (mamma mia!), good weather, nice people who will easily engage in pleasant conversations with the visitors… nothing is missing for a wonderful stay!

But there is one dilemma: choosing what region to visit… this time we chose the Amalfi Coast: easily accessible from Rome, known for its great natural beauty and classified as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, it is definitely a good destination. Spending some days here (based at Sorrento or nearby) will allow you to explore the entire area, where there are many points of interest to ensure an amazing vacation.

 

Positano, Amalfi Coast, Italy

Amalfi, Italy

Positano, Amalfi Coast, Italy

Positano, Amalfi Coast, Italy

Amalfi Coast, Italy

Last stop, San Francisco: artistic, multicultural and alternative…

After all our adventures, we arrived to San Francisco in a very relaxed mood, to enjoy our last vacation days. The first impression was that of a very interesting city, with its hills, its cable cars, its Victorian houses and of course the Golden Gate. It reminded us of Lisbon, these are cities with much in common.

San Francisco, California, USA

San Francisco, California, USA

San Francisco, California, USA

San Francisco, California, USA

San Francisco, California, USA

Discover the unique and magnificent city of Istanbul

Today we travel to a unique city, where East and West blend with a surprising harmony: Istanbul. This is the only city where you can be in Europe and Asia during the same day, and wandering through its streets is both a feast to our senses and a dive in the history of civilization.

Given its strategic location, it was the stage of successive invasions throughout centuries, and has absorbed influences from very distinct cultures: it was founded by the Greeks in century IV BC, then came the Persians, the Romans – who named it Constantinople after their great Emperor Constantine, and finally the Ottomans, who conquered it in 1453… All left their marks, which can be easily found in gastronomy, architecture and also in its welcoming habitants.