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99 Reasons to Love Milan

After more than 6 months, we got to the end of Mondays in Milan. This post is very simple. 99 reasons to love Milan, in no particular order – just as they came to my mind. It’s a testament of love to my city, on the day we leave to embark in an open-ended adventure. … Read more

Travel to Cuba: 5 Natural Attractions

Cuba is an incredible country that always makes a great impression on travellers, who marvel at its incredibly beautiful cities, somehow decadent yet full of character. Many travel to Cuba to visit its historic cities, such as Havana, Trinidad, Camagüey and Santiago, or to pay homage to Che Guevara mausoleum in Santa Clara. I surely … Read more

A love letter to Ragusa Ibla

Margherita’s visit to Ragusa Ibla, between the memories of fifteen years ago and the feelings and emotions of today. A love letter to a place that means a lot, and why you should visit, too. Dear Ragusa Ibla we go back a long way, you and I. We first met in 2000, a few months into … Read more

Lloret de Mar: More Than Just Beaches

When we heard that TBEX 2015 was to be held in Lloret de Mar in Costa Brava, we were underwhelmed. We imagined a holiday town full of concrete and crowded beaches. Guess what? We loved Lloret. It has a lot more to offer than just beaches and parties! When I first googled ‘Lloret de Mar‘, … Read more

What to do in Milan – Advanced Guide

Did you enjoy our beginner’s guide of things to do in Milan? I know, if you like alternative and underground places like we do, it’s probably a bit boring. So, here’s part two: what to do in Milan – advanced version, including lots of unusual sights and activities! I’ve been on a crusade these last … Read more

Mountain Biking in the Carnic Alps

Did you know we love discovering unusual places in Italy? From bungee jumping in Biella to adventures on Lake Garda, that’s how we spend our weekends. Follow us on an active weekend on two wheels in the Carnic Alps, one of the remotest stretches of the Italian Alps!