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One of the most iconic places of Liguria when not of all Italy is Portofino. The former fishing village is located within a dreamlike bay at the southern tip of the Tigullio Gulf bay. Surrounded by the azure blue sea and olive trees you will find pastel-colored houses, the little port and on top of a hill the Castello Brown. Over the years the idyllic place became an international jet set desti...

When searching for a place to study Italian at, I discovered the picturesque Ligurian town Sestri Levante. The town is overshadowed by known nearby sites such as the Cinque Terre or Portofino but is in no way inferior to them. Especially its colorful old town located on a peninsula, with the Bay of Silence on one side and the Fairy Tale Bay on the other side, make this place so particular. Let ...

The mystery behind the Shroud of Turin started back in 1898 a photographer took the first black-and-white negative suddenly reveling all the details of the centuries old linen. As a result thousands of believers and curious people pilgrims to the cathedral of Turin to see it also because they believed that it's the shroud in which Jesus was wrapped in after his crucifixion. Scientists, theologi...

A tour through one of the most impressing palaces in Italy: The Palazzo Reale in Turin. For centuries, it was the royal home of the powerful and wealthy House of Savoy dynasty, which were the kings of Sardinia and later even of Italy. See in this tour through the palace: - Their royal luxurious facilities - The royal armoury of Turin - The archeological museum - The art museum Find the tickets ...

In this episode I'm showing you around the city of Turin and its culture with a focus on the following attractions: - The city's history - Mole Antonelliana - Parco del Valentino - Borgo Medievale - Castello del Valentino - Old city center - Local cuisine

For the first time after the lockdown I travel back to Florence, Italy. See in this video which impact the Covid-19 has on security measures and tourism. Find more information about the Covid-19 at: www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/events-as-they-happen www.salute.gov.it/portale/home.html

In the last episode of our Italian road trip we're visiting all 5 villages of the Cinque Terre in just one day. Cinque Terre which means five lands, comprise the five small fisher villages Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza and Monterosso. The villages are famous for their spectacular locations between or on the top of the cliffs and their colorful houses making it to the perfect scener...

We travel on to one of the most famous coastal areas of Italy: The Cinque Terre, a twelve kilometers long coastal strip in the region of Liguria. Of the in total 5 villages we are visiting the picturesque former fisherman's village "Riomaggiore" and during the sunset hours the village of "Portovenere" which isn't part of the Cinque Terre but nevertheless absolutely must-see.

We are continuing our journey to Lucca, a Tuscan city 20 km northeast from Pisa. A unique characteristic is the still fully preserved 4 kilometer long medieval wall with only 6 gates, which is enough wide to walk on it around the old city center. Inside the city walls it's very quiet, there are hardly no cars and you will see most people travelling by bike. In the old town we discover the numer...

We arrive at the most famous place in the Tuscany: Florence. The city is considered as the cradle of the renaissance and possesses numerous works of art. The influence of creative artists such as Leonardo da Vinci & Michelangelo and the powerful Medici dynasty is still visible today. We take you on the top of the famous cathedral and inside its museum, to the Palazzo Vecchio, the Medici-Riccard...

In this episode we discover the hill town San Gimignano famous for its medieval tower houses. The so-called medieval Manhattan of the Tuscany got its name from the 72 tower houses existing towards the end of the Medieval period. By today there are 15 preserved towers of which you can visit the tallest one, the "Torre Grossa". After we have climbed up and down the 218 stair steps, we allow ourse...

It's half time on our road trip which brings us to one of the most magnificent towns of the Tuscany: Siena. The town is most famous for its medieval and renaissance architecture as well as interesting museums. We take you on a tour inside the town hall "Palazzo Pubblico", to the Gothic cathedral and the "Santa Maria della Scala" museum.

After our stay in Radicofani, we continue our voyage of discovery in the Val D'Orcia. Along the road we explore the characteristic landscape with its soft hills and cypresses with stops in the little villages San Quirico D'Orcia, Pienza and Bagno Vignoni with its famous thermal bath already the Etruscans and Romans were using. On top, we show you an original film location from the "Gladiator" a...

S2 - E4 - Italian Road Trip Day 4 - Vald D'Orcia, Radicofani & Bagni di San Filippo

S2 - E3 - Italian Road Trip Day 3 - Infiorata in Montefiascone & Bolsena

S2 - E2 - Italian Road Trip Day 2 - Tarquinia & Park of the monsters

S2 - E1 - Italian Road Trip Day 1 - The arrival

Season 2 Trailer

S1 - E25 - How to get on Mount Etna - Part 2

S1- E24 - How to get on Mount Etna - Part 1

S1 - E23 - Sicily Vlog - Teatro Massimo Bellini & Teatro romano di Catania

S1 - E22 - Sicily Vlog - "La Pescheria", Catania's lively fish market

S1 - E21 - Sicily Vlog - Catania city center tour

S1 - E20 - Gardaland guide

S1 - E19 - Peschiera del Garda travel guide

S1 - E18 - Sardinia Vlog - Relaxing Sunsets

S1 - E17 - Sardinia Vlog - Flying Sunshades

S1 - E16 - Sardinia Vlog - Celebrating my 24th brithday

S1 - E15 - Sardinia Vlog- Welcome to the magical island!