As the flight started its descent, the excitement mounted. I would soon reach Ushuaia, the world’s southernmost city also nicknamed “the end of the world.”
From my window seat, I looked in awe at the ample bay surrounded by mountains and counted the minutes.
It’s the 5th largest country in the world, and 2 weeks in Brazil is barely enough to scratch the …
Every Brazilian I met told me the same thing: visiting Fernando de Noronha beaches once in a lifetime is …
I started being more seriously interested into street art a few years ago, after a trip to Brighton where for the first time I saw some seriously beautiful and creative murals.
It might sound strange to many, but in Italy, we’re often plagued with senseless graffiti which are nothing more than vandalism and little quality street art, although this started to change over the last few years. The reason is simple: we have so many historical – and wonderful – buildings that there’s not much available space left for street artists.
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Imagine a swinging boat, strong gusts of wind and people moving around on the deck, as the ship approaches …
It’s hard to stop taking photos when traveling across Patagonia Argentina. Camera around my neck, iPhone in my hand, …
Immense, wild, harsh, remote and incredibly fascinating: Patagonia Argentina is all this and a lot more. I wrote a few stories of …
