Travel Blogs Europe

Today at school many people asked the teacher if Rome was a country or a city. I know that's shocking! Of course Rome is a city! And a beautiful city!

I was there last year and I had a great time. I loved visiting the Colosseum, such a beautiful Roman construction (more than 2000 years old).

Other than the Colosseum I really liked Piazza Venezia, Via del corso (great for shopping)...

Catanzaro is located in the southern Italian region of Calabria and build on a rock looking down into the Fiumarella Valley. The city is famous for its Catanzaro Bridge which connects the different parts of the region and is one of the tallest bridges in Europe.

Driving over the Catanzaro Bridge can be quite an experience as traffic often gets stuck and people get out of their vehicle's...

Lecce in the province of Apulia has one of the most beautiful historic centre's of Southern Italy with the old Roman amphitheatre, the sacred Church of Santa Croce and of course busy Piazza del Duomo. Lecce is famous for its beautifully baroque shaped buildings and referred to as The Florence of the South.

Its difficult to list touristic attractions in this popular city because there...

Every year the city of Deventer hosts the Dutch Charles Dickens Festival and attract tourists from all over. Even locals find it hard to get into the gates of the Wallstraat, the festivals main street and have to line up with the rest.

This year the festival was held in extreme weather conditions and at a certain point even the thermometer lost track at minus 13! While some people...

I discovered Castel Gandolfo by some of my friends telling me this place was just beautiful. So I decided to visit it and it really is amazing!

There is a restaurant called Pagnanelli that has a beatiful view on the lake and the food is the best food i ever had in Italy.

The restaurant has a balcony where you can admire the beauty of the lake of Castel Gandolfo...