Taormina Film Fest
June 3, 2011 | by Andrea Guerriero
The 57th Taormina Film Fest, the major movie event of the Italian summer, will take place from June 11 to 18, 2011, right in Taormina, lovely holiday resort in Sicily.... Read the rest →
Author Archives: Andrea Guerriero
Antalya – 300 days of sunshine a year
June 2, 2011 | by Andrea Guerriero
Sheltered by the Taurus Mountains on one side and washed by the Mediterranean on the other, the region of Antalya has become in a few years one of the major tourist destinations in Turkey.... Read the rest →
Cadaqués – the most beautiful village in the world
June 1, 2011 | by Andrea Guerriero
In one of the busiest areas of Spain, the Costa Brava, Cadaqués is a city in the province of Girona, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea and located within the magnificent Parque Natural de Cabo de Creus, also chosen as a holiday... Read the rest →
Brussels goes Green – for your Eco-friendly Holidays!
May 31, 2011 | by Andrea Guerriero
Besides being the seat of the European Parliament, Brussels is a cosmopolitan city, full of magnetism and worldliness. In addition to all this, a new trend is developing in the city towards all that is ecologically and environmentally friendly.... Read the rest →
The Nebrodi Regional Park – an Island within the Island
May 30, 2011 | by Andrea Guerriero
With its 86,000 hectares of land, the Regional Park of the Nebrodi, established in 1993, is the largest protected natural area in Sicily. The municipalities within the area of the park are 23, divided between the provinces of Messina, Catania... Read the rest →
A Total Experience in Sicily – The Nature Reserve of Vendicari
May 27, 2011 | by Andrea Guerriero
The Oasis of Vendicari is an Oriented Nature Reserve located in the province of Syracuse, precisely between Noto – renowned for its Baroque architecture and declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO – and Marzamemi – a small fishing village... Read the rest →
The Eiffel Tower in Paris – “La Belle Tour”
May 26, 2011 | by Andrea Guerriero
Paris the Eternal City, Paris on the move, Paris here always to teach us something new. The magic of this city has been enchanting visitors for centuries, with flavors and colors, thousands of shops and boutiques, stands and stalls overflowing... Read the rest →
The Culture of Water in Granada – an ancient healing tradition
May 25, 2011 | by Andrea Guerriero
Capital of the homonymous province of Andalucia, Granada is situated at the foot of the Sierra Nevada along River Darro. In addition to other spectacular attractions, this area is also known for the presence of mineral-springs with therapeutic properties.... Read the rest →
Notting Hill Carnival – The Hottest Costume Parade in Europe
May 24, 2011 | by Andrea Guerriero
Although Carnival in August may sound weird, since 1964 London celebrates a great one in its eclectic Notting Hill area; again, this summer (precise dates are yet to be confirmed), parties, music, costumes and colors will attract visitors and performers... Read the rest →
La Sagrada Familia, Barcelona – The Most Charming WIP in the World
May 23, 2011 | by Andrea Guerriero
Who travels to Barcelona cannot miss a visit to the most charismatic symbol of this city, the most famous unfinished work in Europe, probably in the world: La Sagrada Família.... Read the rest →
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