Sweet Sevilla gave me my first dose of Spain and oh boy it was a euphoric experience. Who would not fall for the capital of the Andalucia region?! It is fairly small yet drenched with sunshine, history, architecture, traditions, and charm. Oh! I forgot to mention that this is also the birthplace of Flamenco. Jale! If ever you will… Read More Smitten by Sevilla
The city of Pisa does not need an introduction because it is widely known for its Leaning Tower. Truth to be told, there is not so much to see in Pisa compared to Florence so allotting one day for the birthplace of Galileo Galilei is more than enough. Anyhow, all of Pisa’s main attraction can be found… Read More Posing in Pisa
The Most Serene Republic of San Marino is the fifth of the smallest countries in the world and home to UNESCO world heritage sites: (a) Monte Titano; (b) San Marino City; and (c) Borgo Maggiore. It is located within the borders of the Emilia-Romagna and Le Marche regions near the Adriatic Coast of Italy. Since it is a… Read More Touchdown San Marino
Thou shall not forget a trip to Florence if you are doing your Erasmus studies in Italy. That is the golden rule. Hence, my friends and I decided to do a day trip to the infamous birthplace of Italian Renaissance – a city stuffed to the gills with world-class art. The starting point of our… Read More Viaggio a Firenze
Sometimes, the best adventures are unplanned. ~ Anonymous When my friends and I were wandering around the Old City of Fes, we met a businessman who owns a tour group. He offered us a specialized 2 days and 1 night desert trip which we grabbed in a heartbeat. It is a once in a lifetime opportunity, so why not… Read More An Impulsive Roadtrip to Sahara Desert
Corrupted Escapades 