What to see in New Mexico driving the historic Route 66 between Santa Fe and Albuquerque? Something particular which cannot take too much time, but at the same time can offer a view of the primordial culture of the local natives and allow to do simple and feasible trails through the Western Mesa bear rock,…
Arizona National Parks: visit Petrified Forest National Park and Painted Desert. Stages, trails, curious issues and… Route 66!
Visit Petrified Forest National Park – and Painted Desert – it means to go through hills and valleys with boundless color shades, drive trails with a disarmingly beauty and visit ancient archeological sites. And then find oneself walking through the oldest forest on the planet! The Petrified Forest is 225 million years old in fact….
Where to sleep on Route 66: 10 historic motels (and hotels) not to miss. A small guidebook, tips and curious issues
“My idea of heaven is me and my wife on Route 66 with a pot of coffee, a cheap guitar, pawnshop tape recorder in a Motel 6, and a car that runs good parked right by the door.” (Tom Waits) Where to sleep on Route 66? And above all how to choose the most…
Summer in New York, what to do: visit Governors Island, the ancient and fascinating “garden-island” with a view of Nyc
If you are going to spend a part of your Summer in New York – or maybe you are already there – and would like to go a bit away from the chaos, the stifling heat and the tourist crowd in Manhattan, I cannot help to recommend you to take a half day of break…
New York never seen before: I tell you the story – and the tour – of the Jeffrey’s Hook lighthouse. The Little Red Lighthouse, the novel for children by Hildegarde Swift
My New York never seen before. Its thousand stories to “listen to”, its places – surprising and charming – outside the (ultra) famous tourist routes by now and the tales turning them into very beautiful “goodnight” fairytales. Like that one tied to the small (and last) red lighthouse of Manhattan, the Jeffrey’s Hook Light, which…
What to see in Los Angeles in one day: itinerary, stages and useful tips to optimize times and enjoy LA at its best
What to see in Los Angeles in one day? It’s difficult being able to organize in few hours the tour of a so boundless and variegated city that alone deserves at least 3 full days. Unfortunately when travelling time seems to be never enough and we are often forced to choose, above all when the…
