Hoi An is one of the most beloved destinations in central Vietnam, famous for its lanterns and for its UNESCO-listed historic Ancient Town. The architecture of the old quarter reflects …
Churches & Temples
Churches and temples are among the most fascinating places to visit when travelling. From ancient monasteries and grand mosques to colourful temples and historic cathedrals, each site reveals layers of spirituality, art and tradition. Exploring these sacred spaces means stepping into the heart of local cultures and discovering stories that have shaped entire communities.
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After several years, I returned to Vietnam through an editorial project for my Travel Blogger Italiane community. What began as a structured plan soon evolved into a journey far beyond …
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Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, feels different from Ho Chi Minh City from your very first steps. At first glance, the city appears incredibly sober for an Asian metropolis. You …
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My journey through North India, between Delhi, Rajasthan and Agra, was an intense experience. Magnificent architecture, everyday spirituality guided by gods for every occasion, surreal traffic shared with wandering cows, …
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Close to the borders with Serbia and Romania and famous for its Art Nouveau heritage, Szeged reveals its charm as soon as you start walking through its streets. After a …
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Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, the Hassan II Mosque is Casablanca’s most iconic landmark. Designed by French architect Michel Pinseau and built by hundreds of Moroccan artisans, it blends tradition and …
- Europe
Gorizia and Nova Gorica: Twin Border Cities and Europe’s First Cross-Border Capital of Culture
I visited Gorizia and Nova Gorica intrigued by the idea of a city divided between two countries, Italy and Slovenia. Once there, I was surprised by their small-town feel rather …
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Tihany is one of the most touristic villages on Lake Balaton. Yet, it remains a place worth exploring for its rich history and unique character. The ancient Benedictine Abbey dominates …
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Step Back in Time in Sant’Ambrogio di Torino, the Medieval Village of the Sacra di San Michele
Sant’Ambrogio di Torino is a charming medieval village nestled in the Susa Valley, just 30 kilometres from Turin. I know it well, as it is the place where I grew …
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