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,…
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…
What to visit in Arizona unusual and particular: I tell you the magic, the story and the suggestions of the Meteor Crater National Landmark
What to visit in Arizona unusual and particular, to include maybe as “alternative” stage in a road trip throughout the South West USA? It’s difficult being able to put just in one post all that this state has to offer to visitors, besides its most iconic places. It’s better to tell about it little by…
What to see in Los Angeles: 5 places and paths, unusual and original, to discover and explore
“Then there’s the city called Los Angeles even though nobody can see what it might have to deal with the angels” (Jack Kerouac) What to see in Los Angeles, boundless, chaotic, difficult, unsettling – yeah, my relationship with it has always been of love and hate – and yet in traits charming and surprising? It…
What to do in California: discover the Redwood National and State Parks in 5 stages
What to do in California unusual and original besides the usual tourists itineraries, always valid and really recommended for a first experience? Have you ever thought to dedicate some days more to the Northern California? And – why not? – include a path – maybe through some stages not too famous – discovering the suggestive…
Oregon not to miss: travelling along the US26 and 101, from Portland as far as Astoria. A short itinerary among small towns, forests, old diners and views of the Ocean
Oregon not to miss. That one authentic and precious, made of alternative paths, enchanted forests, plains, farms, nice craft bakeries, ghost towns, historic small towns located along the path covered by the Oregon Trail before and the old western railroad then and sudden views straight to the Ocean. I want to tell you about a…
