What to see in Texas with a short detour from Route 66? A question more than legitimate for who is planning a journey to the old Mother Road. But also for who is experiencing a road trip in Texas – find here the link to book the rental car safely and with a 20% off…
A journey to Alaska: 16 days itinerary, from the Inside Passage as far as the Arctic Circle and the Kenai Peninsula. Stages, info and tips
My journey to Alaska. Intense, exciting, unique. From Canada as far as the gate through the amazing Inside Passage, from the Glacier Bay National Park as far as College Fjiord, from Denali National Park as far as the Arctic Circle. And even from Anchorage as far as the suggestive Turnagain Arm and the Kenai Peninsula,…
How to plan a journey to Alaska: everything you need to know to choose and plan an itinerary to the “Last Frontier”
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 Detroit and neighborhoods: 2 days itinerary discovering the “Motor City” of America. Stages, tips and practical info
It’s impossible to start writing about what to see in Detroit and neighborhoods without at least mention the great changes that affected the city known as the Motor City of the USA over time. Founded in 1701 by a French fur tradesman, Anthoine de la Mother Cadillac – the site where it was built can…
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…
