Florence Opera and Classical Concerts in Historical Churches: Florence is a monument to the Renaissance period and its churches, palaces and art galleries are full of paintings and sculptures that many visitors come to see. In this compact city, there's plenty to see and do during the daytime … [Read more...]
The Popularity of La Taverna di San Giuseppe in Siena
La Taverna di San Giuseppe's Increasing Popularity Makes it Hard to get a Booking: Whenever visiting Siena, one of the things that we look forward to is dining at La Taverna di San Giuseppe, our favourite Sienese restaurant. The food is good, the ambience is great and the staff are professional … [Read more...]
Buyer Beware at Bar 4 Cantoni Paninoteca!
Rip-off Bruschettas at Bar 4 Cantoni Paninoteca in Siena: Easily the worst snack experience in all of Italy was at Bar 4 Cantoni Paninoteca on Siena's Via di Citta. We hadn't had lunch and at 3:15 in the afternoon it was hard finding sandwiches that didn't have meat in them. Walking along Via … [Read more...]
A Unique Experience Staying in a Medieval Tower
Belfredelli and Ramaglianti Towers in Oltrarno, Florence: Medieval towers in Europe are an attraction for tourists, especially when you can climb to the top for a birds eye view of the city. In Florence, many tourists visiting the Oltrarno side can be seen taking pictures of the Torre dei … [Read more...]
Dinner at Da Leccarsi i Baffi – a Genovese Trattoria
A Highly Rated Restaurant in the Heart of Historic Genoa: Finding a good restaurant that's open on a Monday night can be tricky in most cities and that's been our experience in Genoa. We stumbled upon Da Leccarsi i Baffi a few years ago and as luck would have it, this highly rated restaurant … [Read more...]
A Charming and Comfortable Stay in Turin
In Centro Torino Charme Appartaments was a Delightful Place to Stay in Turin: For our whistle stop visit to Turin, we stayed at the In Centro Torino Charme Appartaments. Located at 45 via XX Settembre, the apartment is in Turin's historical centre and is close to most of the city's … [Read more...]
Is the Geierlay Suspension Bridge Scary?
The Geierlay Suspension Bridge is Germany's Second Longest: This morning we had the option of a hike to visit the Geierlay suspension bridge, Germany's second longest pedestrian suspension bridge. The bridge can only be reached on foot from the villages of Sosberg and Mörsdorf. From our … [Read more...]
On the Winner’s Podium at Hockenheimring
Hockenheimring is one of Germany's Older Race Tracks: When our Uniworld River Queen docked in Speyer, one of the land options was a visit to the Hockenheimring, one of Germany's older race tracks. A Grand Stand View We were met by our Hockenheimring guide who took us on a comprehensive tour … [Read more...]
A French May Day Good Luck Offering
Lily of the Valley - A French May Day Gesture of Good Luck: The lady at our hotel reception gave me a sprig of lily-of-the-valley on May 1st. I thought it was a "peace offering" as they had very badly messed up our check-in the day before. But walking around Aix-en-Provence, I noticed florists … [Read more...]
German Christmas Markets Cancelled
Highly Popular German Christmas Markets Cancelled due to Coronavirus: As Germany is facing its fourth wave of the Coronavirus, many of the popular Christmas markets have just been cancelled and there's a possibility that others could also be affected. Bavaria: Due to the soaring Covid infections, … [Read more...]
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