The beauty of Europe unfolds through art, museums, architecture, cities, ancient and modern history, parks, and distinctive food and wine, all narrated from my life experiences and travels across different European countries.
Paris is famous for many attractions, including the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum, and Notre-Dame Cathedral. However, another side to the city is less well-known but equally fascinating. Paris Underground, a …
The London Underground is renowned for being the world’s first underground railway system. Industrial rivalries, failures, and technological breakthroughs mark its captivating history. Initially, various companies operated the underground tunnels …
One of the top attractions in Munich is the futuristic BMW headquarters. They comprise the BMW Museum and the BMW Welt showroom. The BMW Museum showcases the story of the …
Nestled in the azure waters of the Mediterranean, Chateau d’If stands as an iconic fortress, guarding the entrance to Marseille. Know as the French Alcatraz, the Chateau d’If is a …
MUSE, the Trento Science Museum, is the successor to the Museo Tridentino di Scienze Naturali (Tridentine Museum of Natural Sciences) and enchants visitors with an immersive experience dedicated to nature, …
Sewers may not be the first attraction you consider visiting in Paris. Still, the Musée des Egouts is a must-see museum in the French capital, however unusual and smelly it may be. …
The Museo Storico Italiano della Guerra (Italian War History Museum), founded in 1921 and located in the Castle of Rovereto, tells the story of Italian conflicts between the 19th and …
Inspired by the Belgian and Dutch duck buses, the Les Canards de Paris amphibious bus allows you to discover Paris on an original tour by land and water. The guided …
The Museo dell’Aeronautica Gianni Caproni (Gianni Caproni Aeronautical Museum), founded in 1927 as a corporate museum of the Caproni industry, is the oldest Italian museum dedicated to aviation. Although relatively …