How to plan a journey to Alaska and – above all – where to start from? How to be able to choose and plan the most complete and safest possible itinerary? How many days it takes and what budget to estimate? What is the best time to go there? How to move? These are only…
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…
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…
Visit the Jack London State Historic Park, Sonoma County, California: a journey into the American literature, into the books and the “world” of Jack London
Visit the Jack London State Historic Park and set out on an exciting journey back in time into the inspirations, the world and the novels of one among the most loved and read American authors ever, the wonderful author of “Call to the Wild”: Jack London. I want to tell you once again about another…
What to see in Bronx: Edgar Allan Poe Cottage. The house-museum of the horror literature’s “father”
What to see in Bronx? Is it worth it really to spend there a half day? – and above all – Is it safe to go there alone, maybe by the subway? Questions always more frequent that whether on one side comfort me as regards the raising interest in the borough outside Manhattan, on the…
Discovering Oxford, Mississippi: “Ole Miss” and Rowan Oak, William Faulkner’s House
Why discovering Oxford in Mississippi?! And maybe put it in a road trip through this charming Southern state. For its lively cultural and musical life, no doubts. Here history, blues and literature intersect without any apparent logical connection then giving life to something special and unique. It’s difficult to convey it by words, an experience…
