Barcelona is an amazing city to explore and enjoy. It has a perfect mix of old and new. The old city has many narrow street with cute stores, great coffee shop and restaurants. The old gothic cathedral is stunning, it is worth to spend a lot of time inside it and enjoy. Walking distance from…
Ossana is wonderful little alpine village nestled in the Italian Alps. In winter it is incredibly beautiful surrounded by snowy peaks. It is located few kilometres away from some fantastic sky slopes. In the summer it is the ideal place to hike, mountain bike, fish or simply enjoy the gorgeous views. Waterproof Ultra Lightweight…
Myrtos Beach – the place where I learned how many nuances of blue Greece has. Today we – The Travelling Foot – decided to show you the most spectacular beach, in the beautiful island of Kefalonia – Myrtos Beach. Due to its unique appearance, Myrtos Beach was chosen as the main location for the film…
Ever wonder how and where farmers make Parmesan cheese? To be sure, locals know it as “Parmigiano Reggiano,” and it doesn’t come from the supermarket! The History of Parmesan Cheese Artisans from Northern Italy have been making Parmesan cheese since the middle ages. Interestingly, the Parmigiano Reggiano we have today is very much the same…
This castle is incredibly famous because it was used by Disney as an inspiration for the Sleeping Beauty movie. The view from outside are amazing. Plan to go early in the morning because it gets really really busy. Andrea SpallanzaniAndrea was born and raised in Northern Italy. At the age of 30, he moved to…
The city of Siena is famous for its main church The Duomo, for the piazza where every summer they hold the horse race and for the surrounding hills where the best chianti is made. It is a rather small and walkable city. Great to stroll around, grab a gelato and enjoy the medieval street. It…
Pisa is famous all over the world for the leaning tower. The best time to visit it is after 5pm when most of the tour busses and cruise passengers leave. To climb the tower it is necessary purchase a ticket, that is valid also for the duomo, the battistero and the cemetery and to book…
Orvieto is not technically in Tuscany but it is in Umbria. It is a mini version of Siena, with way less tourists and a beautiful cathedral that is worth to visit. It is half the way between Siena and Rome and it makes the perfect stop for lunch. Orvieto is famous for its white wine….
Lucca is a great little city in Northern Tuscany. It is not on the radar of most tourist yet so it is still quite easy to visit without tons of people around. It is completely surrounded by the 16th century city walls and fortification. It is quite enjoyable to rent a bike and bike ride…
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