Itineraries United States: my unusual (and very beautiful) journey into the American music and history Among the many on the roads to do through the United States, there’s one that excites me particularly. A very beautiful itinerary I had the chance to do more times and which includes in itself many little different paths and…
Tours outside New York: one or two days itinerary between Woodstock and the Hudson Valley
It exists a rich and variegate offer of tours outside New York to take into consideration for a one-two days itinerary, leaving (and coming back to) right from the Big Apple. You can reckon – according to the time in your hands and the planning ability of each of you – to do-it-yourself or alternatively…
What to see in Vermont: a short itinerary discovering Old Bennington, Robert Frost’s places and Grandma Moses’ paintings
There would be a lot of tips to give about what to see in Vermont unusual and special. Try to think about the naturalistic paths, the historic small towns, the ancient colonial dwellings, the Inns where to stay and enjoy experiences of “other times” and also a series of activities and discoveries tied to one…
Visit Philadelphia: unusual – and very beautiful – itinerary discovering “South Philly”, from The Magic Gardens as far as The Italian Market
Visit Philadelphia doesn’t mean only setting out on an exciting journey into the United States history – to all intent and purposes born here on July 4th 1776 – and into the variegate artistic, social and cookery expressions of one among the most eclectic cities in the country. Visit Philadelphia, going beyond the Old City…
A journey to the USA of the Civil Rights: the story (the movie) and the locations of Medgar Evers, the less famous – and maybe most exciting – face of the Civil Rights
When we think about a journey to the USA of the Civil Rights unavoidably we “fly” to the South of the States. Through Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana to go over the most famous stages and events linked to the action of the Civil Rights’ leader par excellence: Martin Luther King. However, not many people…
A journey to Massachusetts: literary tour through the Berkshires, from Moby-Dick; or The Whale to the Age of Innocence
It’s always extremely nice and stimulating writing – and so telling pushed by the desire to promote a fascinating and still too less known land – about the historic, cultural, traditional, landscape and even the gastronomic variety that a journey to Massachusetts can offer. After the itineraries and the tips concerning the tour and the…
