A First-Timer’s Guide to the Amalfi Coast
…Ravello draws those who move more slowly. Music fills the air from April onwards, especially near Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone, where the gardens seem to float above the water….
…Ravello draws those who move more slowly. Music fills the air from April onwards, especially near Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone, where the gardens seem to float above the water….
…Lake Trasimeno: a tranquil place to gather your thoughts Embrace Nature at Lake Trasimeno Lake Trasimeno, Italy’s fourth largest lake, snuggles right in to the green hills of Umbria. Its…
…trigger automatic €80-300 fines that arrive months later through your rental company. Florence airport sits closest to the city centre (20 minutes by tram for €1.50) if you’re landing here,…
…islands with distinct personalities. Tenerife combines beaches with Teide National Park, where volcanic rock creates otherworldly hiking. Lanzarote showcases César Manrique’s architectural genius scattered across lava fields. Gran Canaria surprises…
…Unlike most of the others, this work took place at the request of the Moorish Sultans, kings who used Arabic instead of Latin and who practised Islam instead of Christianity….
…Venice Museum or stop by the Chiesa di Santa Maria della Salute, a magnificent 17th-century church that dominates the skyline of the area. This is also a great place to…
NO8DO, Sevilla. The secret code of the city. It’s everywhere – but what is the meaning of NO8DO in Seville? Here we uncover the fascinating story behind the motto… See…
…Santa Barbara – and more. And here’s my current opinion on how to sift the car rental companies in order to find the right deal for you – without spending…
…can hop from one place to another.” So said Federico Fellini, the legendary Italian director behind La Dolce Vita, amid one or two other global successes. He was talking about…
Looking for some road trip questions to help the ride go by? When it comes to getting to know someone better, nothing beats a road trip. Maybe it’s the lack…
…Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia. 4) Sunday afternoon. 5) Hola. 6) 1992 7) Seven. Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, La Palma, La Gomera & El Hierro. 8) Punta de Tarifa. 9)…
…Cinque Terre It’s UNESCO World Heritage Site time again with Cinque Terre, or the five lands. The five are Riomaggiore, Manrola, Corniglia, Vernazza and Monterosso and they make up a…
…capital with plenty of secret spots Castilla La mancha Most people visit Castilla la Mancha on a day trip from Madrid. They zip down to the old capital of Toledo…
…Ribadesella Ribadesella The last stop is the seaside town of Ribadesella, famous for its prehistoric Cave of Tito Bustillo, which was inhabited by humans before the year 10,000 BC. Where…
…on board, it’s easy to wiggle your way along the coast from La Coruña to Santiago de Compostela and enjoy an authentic Spain that few visitors get to see. I cheated,…
…The best way to explore La Concha is in the late afternoon when the sun burns softer, allowing a more comfortable stroll along La Perla, a Spa facility right on…
…a thick Italian night sky reflected on water, the taste of la dolce vita still whispering on the tongue. A sense, even, of glamour and adventure. But not eels. Highly…