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San Nicola Market

November 26, 2018

Like every city, Genoa also renews its tradition every year. The San Nicola Market is a charity event that was held in 1986 for the first time and then became a Christmas fixture.

Christmas Markets in Catania

November 06, 2018

During the month of December via Minoriti in Catania transforms into a handmade market with a predominant Christmas theme. This place is now known as being synonymous with Christmas Markets for the Catanese people and anyone lucky enough to visit during what is, without a doubt, the most magical time of the year, Christmas season!

Jules Verne and Nantes

November 05, 2018

Without any doubt, you are familiar with the name Jules Verne, but did you know that the French author was born in Nantes and spent his childhood there? Nantes inspired Jules Verne like Jules Verne continues to inspire the cultural development of Nantes.

ALJAFERÍA, A LITTLE ALHAMBRA IN THE HEART OF ZARAGOZA

November 02, 2018

Zaragoza enjoys an outstanding historic and artistic heritage thanks to the different cultures and civilisations that left their mark on the city, including Iberians, Romans, Christians, Jews and Muslims. It was the latter who bequeathed to the city one of its most beautiful and breathtaking monuments: the Aljafería, an 11th-century fortress that today sits in the heart of the city centre.

Where to eat the best Genoese pesto

October 17, 2018

Pizza with pesto. Pesto pasta. Pesto sauce. If there’s one thing more emblematic of Genoa than Christopher Columbus, it’s pesto. But just like every other “sacred” local dish, pesto alla genovese absolutely must stick to tradition. In addition, finding a “proper” pesto outside of Liguria is no mean feat.

Bordeaux S.O GOOD, serving up the best of the region

October 05, 2018

Bordeaux S.O GOOD has become the flagship event of the city of Bordeaux in the gastronomic world. For one weekend, the city becomes a giant market and restaurant, offering the best products from the south west, while calling on local artisans and talented chefs. A chance to discover and taste the best of the region.

The Passage Pommeraye

September 24, 2018

While the Passage Pommeraye isn’t really a secret spot, I can’t resist telling you about this covered shopping arcade that, as well as being one of Nantes’ most beautiful sites, is also one of the most beautiful covered passageways in Europe.

FIESTAS DEL PILAR, JOIN THE PARTY!

September 19, 2018

Every October, the streets of Zaragoza fill up with music, entertainment and shows to welcome its biggest celebration, the Fiestas del Pilar (or the Pilares, as they’re affectionately nicknamed by the locals).

The Righi and the forts: the countryside in the city

September 05, 2018

Genoa is known as a seafaring city. But there’s more to it than just that. La Superba, as the Italians call it, is also known for its distinctive geography. The city is almost 20 kilometres long, pinned between the sea and the hills above it, and it is this geography that has carved out its extraordinary history. Let’s take a trip back in time. Five or six centuries ago, Genoa was a powerful maritime city with a huge trade capacity, creating and holding enormous wealth. The city was squashed into a small space beside the sea, with the ring of hills behind it, forming a natural protective barrier against large armies.