Eu stiam ca trufele sunt bomboane. Unele bune-rau, descoperite prin tari straine in magazine-ciocolaterii in care m-as fi mutat in secunda 2! Cã trufele sunt si ciuperci am aflat abia dupa ce…
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London with mask, without mask…
I haven’t been to London for 2 years! It’s something for me, considering that I have an addiction to this place, where I have been 25 times!!! The last time I got here,…
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PORTOVENERE – a town like a postcard
What does a person do when she manages to see Cinque Terre faster than she intended? Well, she explores the neighborhoods too! I had read only a little about Portovenere – a…
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Amsterdam – what does the pandemic smell like?…
I felt the taste of the cities in the pandemic times and I admit that, if there weren’t so many travel restrictions, I would have gone to more places than I saw!…
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In Milan, the pandemic is in fashion…
I caught Milan just before Easter. I felt the air of celebration in the pulse of the city, but also in the shops full of specific products. From the spectacular chocolate eggs,…
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Rome and the magical effect of covid!
Maybe you forgot, Italy has been one of the most affected countries since this COVID craziness started. The country whose people we saw closed in the houses, the country where people used…
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7 years between a normal Istanbul and a pandemic one
What other country is still open? (That is, a country where you can go without a test or quarantine and from where you can return without having to stay closed in your home for 14 days ) I checked up…
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MONTEROSSO AL MARE, Cinque Terre – the resort village
I run from my room down the valley, to the small port of Riomaggiore, to catch the ship. Today is a day at sea, up to Monterosso al Mare (an only 25…
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VERNAZZA, Cinque Terre – the village with a church in the sea
It seems that Vernazza is the most popular village of all or, as a local guide says, the girl in the class next to whom all the boys want to sit… It…
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CORNIGLIA, Cinque Terre – the perched village
Corniglia, the third village in the Cinque Terre, is the smallest of the villages here and the only one that cannot be reached from the sea, being at a height of over…
