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Two Seasons in Suomenlinna

After visiting the UNESCO-listed Suomenlinna fortress in summer, I returned in January. Did anything change? Have a look at our photo essay to discover Suomenlinna in winter and summer! There’s nothing more spectacular than looking at a city from above. When we visited Finland in summer, we were lucky to be landing on a bright … Read more

7 Barcelona Insider Tips

Have you been to Barcelona before and checked out all the touristy stuff? Or do you simply want to see the city beyond the usual Gaudi/Barrio Gotico/Las Ramblas stuff? We have just what you need – 7 Barcelona Insider tips! We love visiting new cities, but what we love even more is returning to places … Read more

Milan with Children: A tour on the Red Line

Welcome to yet another #MondaysinMilan! Today, our dear friend and fellow blogger Alessandra Granata from I Viaggi dei Rospi is bringing us a top post for all those visiting Milan with children (but not only): a sightseeing tour following the red Metro line!

During my visit to Dresden for the #youngDresden project, I decided to let random locals in the street guide me. Welcome to directed by Dresden, and see where I ended up!

The first of our Neighbourhood Spotlight series for #MondaysinMilan: today we discover Secret Isola with Waam Tours. Come and tour Isola with us, between street art, tradition and modernity.

So, what did you think of Le Marche region? This region on the Adriatic coast is fast becoming one of our favourite places in Italy – have a look at our post on Mount Conero to see why! Today, we’ll share with you a mysterious and otherworldly sight; the underground city of Osimo.

Two Seasons in Suomenlinna

7 Barcelona Insider Tips

Milan with Children: A tour on the Red Line

Directed by Dresden

Neighbourhood Spotlight: Isola, Milan

The Underground City of Osimo