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Malmö city guide
I’ve always heard people talking about Malmö but I’ve never had the opportunity to visit it. Finally I had my chance thanks to Malmo Town and as soon as I arrived, I realized the closeness to Copenaghen. It’s only 40 minutes by train. In collaboration with @malmotown Me as well as other people (I think) don’t realize this characteristic. In fact, the last time I went to Copenaghen, it didn’t cross my mind. You can visit it in a day thanks to the famous Öresund Bridge that links Europe to Scandinavia. This is also where bus and trains pass every hours. I don’t know if it’s for its closeness but…
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How to spend three days in Manchester
Manchester, the best choice if you want to have a quick but interesting getaway. It always intrigued me and finally I had the opportunity to visit thanks to VisitManchester . Even if it was the middle of summer the weather was so cold that it looks like winter but I was prepared and you know, I like gloomy weather like the one UK can offer. I stayed in Lowry Hotel located in Salford Quays, the perfect waterfront location for visiting the city. It has been transformed from industrial dock to modern cultural hub. A great idea of renovation. The first impression when I was arrived was that Manchester looks like…
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Staying in an authentic medieval village to discover Tuscany
La Bagnaia Golf & Spa Resort Siena, Curio Collection by Hilton is an authentic medieval village, located near Siena. Siena is a World Heritage Site and one of the most popular tourist destinations in Italy. The hotel has been carefully chosen to become part of the collection of exclusive independent hotels and resorts, Curio Collection by Hilton, each of which is appreciated for its uniqueness. Its position is in fact unique: it is immersed in a vast green hilly area. La Bagnaia Golf & Spa Resort Siena, Curio Collection by Hilton. The resort is divided into several buildings and in two villages: Borgo La Bagnaia and Borgo La Filetta.The buildings…
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Toulouse, the Ville en Rose of France
Toulouse, La Ville en Rose Toulouse, the Ville en Rose, a beautiful city at the bottom of the Pyrenees and close to the sea. But why “Ville en Rose”? Because it’s entirely built in exposed bricks, where the light and the sun of the South give a warm golden hue, which conquers as soon as you arrive. So this is what happens to me! I fell in love with Toulouse. I was not lucky due to the bad weather but it amazed me anyway. Thanks to Toulouse’s Office of Tourism, I had the opportunity to visit the fourth largest city in France. A walking tour is actually the best way…
