Italy is a land of sea, stunning scenery, and plenty of foodie experiences. A quintessential European bucket list destination, here’s your guide to Italy 101! From the best time to go to what kinds of food you should order, here are 20+ Italy travel tips you need to know before your first visit… A boot-shaped …
A land of sea, mountains, medieval towns, and more, Germany can be found in Western Europe and has a population of over 80 million residents. As such, there’s plenty to explore when it comes to getting off the beaten tourist track. Here’s your guide to the best of hidden gems and secret spots in Germany. …
Torre Chianca is located along the Adriatic coastline in the ‘heel’ of the boot region of Puglia, Southern Italy. A sleepy town with little by way of attractions, the Italian settlement is surrounded by a sea of dusty olive groves and is around 15 KM away from the Baroque city of Lecce. Here’s your guide …
One of the lesser-known and more residential districts of Paris is that of the 15th arrondissement. Though a little more off the beaten path, this area of the French capital lies in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower (7th arrondissement) and boasts attractions such as Tour Montparnasse, boat bars, and a handful of secret museums. …
The city of Ostuni can be seen from far and wide across the Brindisi region of Apulia and is known as the ‘White City’ (La Città Bianca in Italian) thanks to the white painted old town which crowns the very top of the city. Rising up above a sea of olive groves and the twinkling …
Located along the Adriatic Sea on the sunny Salento Peninsula, the charming and historic town of Otranto is a maze of cobbled streets, stunning vistas, and ancient fortifications. The Puglian city also happens to be the easternmost town in Italy. Here’s your ultimate guide to the best things to do in Otranto, as well as …