When we planned our Catania trip we simply felt the need to escape the Czech winter – the cold days, endless fog, and that heavy December atmosphere that slowly drains your energy. We wanted sunshine, warmth, and a place where life feels a little more alive. Sicily quickly climbed to the top of our list,…
Milan is served by three airports, Malpensa (MXP), Linate (LIN), and Bergamo Orio al Serio (BGY). Whether you’re landing at one of them, we’ve got you covered with practical tips and everything you need to know about Milan Airports. Step into the world of Milan’s airports and get all the insider info to make your…
Looking for the perfect day trip from Milan? Let us introduce you to Pavia, a charming town just 45 minutes away by train. In this article, we prepared a whole Pavia Guide. Once a medieval capital of Lombardy, Pavia offers a delightful mix of history, stunning architecture, and riverside serenity. Think cobbled streets, centuries-old churches,…
After exploring the city in our 3-Day Milan Itinerary, we simply couldn’t get enough of Milan.Its vibrant atmosphere, stunning architecture, kind-hearted locals, and that special something made us fall in love – hard. During our trip, we also spent a day in Turin (yes, we even wrote a guide!). It was elegant, calm, and full…
Definitely yes! Turin is worth visiting. Let’s find out more about this stunning place in our Turin Itinerary! On the second day of our Milan trip, we took a bus to Turin, which lies in a wide valley surrounded by the Alps. The ride took almost two hours, and it was well worth it. We…
Who doesn’t love Italy? Delicious food, fascinating sights, iconic piazzas — it’s hard not to fall for this country’s charm. That’s exactly why we had to return once again, after previously exploring Bari and its surroundings. This time, our destination was Milan. We arrived on a Wednesday evening and left early Monday morning, spending a…
Well, any time honestly the best time to visit Venice. We’ve been there in April and in November, as spring and autumn should be when there are the least crowds. Honestly, April was better because the weather was much nicer. Since Venice is one of the most popular places in Italy to visit, there are…
There are few good places where to stay in the Dolomites Italy, and the best places to stay depend on your itinerary. The best place to stay in the Dolomites for hiking is Cortina d’Ampezzo, the best places for sightseeing and photography are Cortina and Val Gardena, and if you’re looking for a place in the Dolomites where to…
San Marco is one of the most popular neighbourhoods in Venice, and it’s for a very good reason. It has most of the things that you’d actually would like to see in Venice. So, obviously, San Marco is one of the most convenient neighbourhoods to stay in Venice. And luckily, there are quite a few…
Dolomites in April can be a hit and miss. Well, even Dolomites in spring, really. These mountains in the north of Italy are, well, mountains, which means that there is quite an equal chance of warm weather and snowy everything. I knew this very well when planning my trip to Dolomites with my friend. It…