Paris full immersion: days 3 and 4

Ile de la Cité: starting with the Sainte-Chapelle, hidden within the walls of the Palace of Justice. A real masterpiece of Gothic art consacrated in 1248, after 6 years of work: inside there are statues, capitals and many other ornaments, but the stained glass windows illustrating the various episodes of the Bible definitely leave you speechless.These are on the top floor, including brochures with explanations. … Continue reading Paris full immersion: days 3 and 4

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Lake Maggiore: not not miss, in my opinion

  It’s been a lot of time since my last post, today I would like to mention a couple of sites recently visited. Saturday we went through the Lombardy side, starting from the Castle in Angera or Rocca Borromeo, if you prefer, same symbol of the village nearby. And  it’s open from March to October. Very scenic, it dominates the surrounding landscape and you can see … Continue reading Lake Maggiore: not not miss, in my opinion

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Cervo, like a lighthouse

I would like to spend a few words about Cervo, I visited this little village during a weekend in Diano Marina nearby. It appears in the list of the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy, with all haractercs of the medieval village, with its walls and in the countryside. It can only be crossed on foot, through the cobbled streets and due to its high position … Continue reading Cervo, like a lighthouse

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La Habana, blast from the past

I will never forget Havana city: unique, warm, lively, and especially COLORED. In the past there have been many battles and revolutions, then it became a tourist destination in the 20s. The tour started: the first impression was not the best, seeing so many dilapidated buildings. We arrived at the first stop: Plaza San Francisco de Asis, just across the harbor, with a marble fountain with … Continue reading La Habana, blast from the past

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