Italy
Italy, a captivating Mediterranean nation, enthrals visitors with its rich history, enchanting landscapes, and cultural treasures. From the grandeur of Rome’s ancient ruins to the serene beauty of the Amalfi Coast, Italy offers a feast for the senses. Indulge in delectable cuisine, vibrant festivals, and timeless art, all in this enchanting destination.
In Italy, I have already visited the following cities: Bergamo, Bologna, Brixen, Como (Lake Como), Firenze | Florence, Genoa | Genova, Imola, Luino, Meran | Merano, Milan | Milano, Montaione, Naples | Napoli, Palermo (Sicily), Pisa, Pompeii | Pompei, Portofino, Rapallo, Riccione, Rimini, Rome | Roma, San Bartolomeo al Mare, Trieste, Venice | Venezia, Verona, Voghera
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Staying at Novo Hotel Rossi Verona near the Train Station
Novo Hotel Rossi Verona is a nice 3-star hotel close to the Porta Nuova train station of Verona. Hotels in the districts close to main train stations are usually not
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Where to park your car in Verona City Centre (near Arena di Verona)
Parking a car in busy city centres can be quite a challenge, especially in a lively and famous city such as Verona. As I preferred a close location for parking
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Current Vegetarian Food Options at McDonalds Italy
In the past, McDonald’s Italy used to have a vegetarian burger on their menu. Unbeatable, their original McVeggie was my absolute favourite McDonald’s Burger worldwide. But as it was only
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Is everything closed on April 25 in Italy? (public holiday)
April 25 is a public holiday in Italy. On one hand, it’s known as the Feast of Saint Mark, but it’s also the day that marks and celebrates the anniversary
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Recipe: Muffin Arance e Yogurt – Italian Sicilian orange and yogurt mini-cakes (muffins)
Muffin Arance e Yogurt are perfect for those current warm spring days, homemade Muffins with the juice of Sicilian oranges and yoghurt. They are delicate, and fluffy and taste absolutely
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How Easter in Italy is celebrated
Italy is a religious nation, essentially following Christian believes. Of course, Easter in Italy is an important annually highlight to honour, among family and friends. But as often, the same
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Palermo Airport Bus Transfer to Palermo City Centre – my experience
How do you get from Palermo Airport to the City Centre of Palermo? As the airport is situated roughly 35 km outside Palermo, and there is no train service available
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What are Arancine – Trying Arancini in Palermo / Sicily for the first time
After trying so many Arancini in Palermo I can definitely say, they are addicting! Arancini is a local dish in Sicily, with origins going back through the 10th century of
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Instagram Accounts to follow before visiting Palermo / Sicily
Palermo, more than just another Italian town on the island of Sicily. Same as Sicily overall, Palermo is a melting pot of various cultures. Not just nowadays, but basically since
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Church Bells/ Music by Church Chiesa Gesù Redentore di Riccione
One of my sweetest memories of my Holidays in Riccione is the daily early morning music by Church Chiesa Gesù Redentore di Riccione. Every day just after 7 am the
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Nutella Crepe in Riccione at Viale Dante
My Nutella Crepe in Riccione at Da Emy at Viale Dante has been, again, a true life saviour. In the late afternoon, when all the Restaurants are shut down, and
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Hotel Atilius Riccione near the Beach
Hotel Atilius in Riccione will catch your attention pretty fast. This striking pink-turquoise building near the beach of Riccione can not be overlooked. Located in the northern part of the
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Taking a Train to Rimini / Riccione in Emilia-Romagna
It’s so easy; everyone should take a Train to go on Holidays, to Rimini / Riccione in Emilia-Romagna. If you don’t have too much luggage, it’s just so lovely just
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The Smartphone App you need when visiting Rome, by a local Travel Blogger
Any Trip to Rome is a successful Trip. It is certainly impossible to visit Rome and have a bad time. So much culture, art, friendly people and not to forget
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Day Trip to the famous market in Luino, Lake Maggiore in Italy
On Wednesday it’s market day in Luino, and so I went on a 1-day trip to visit it. Living in the south of Germany means that I can actually go
