My Travel blog
Tips, Trips, and Stories From My Worldly Travels
Brick Lane Beigel Bake: The most cult street food!
Funs of London’s open markets who visit them frequently, either for bargain hunting and shopping or for a carefree day of fun, know that it’s in these places where they’ll find some amazing dining options that vary from ethnic food counters to lively eateries. Brick...
Naples glorifies the art of snacking
For a capital that holds the sceptre of the best Italian food experience and has the reputation of one of the best culinary destinations in the world, it’s no wonder that even something as humble and ordinary as a daily snack on the go, is elevated to the highest...
St James’s park: London ‘s most gracious park
St Jame's is the most elegant and exclusive area in London, where royals live in palaces and grant warrants to merchants of luxury goods and commons sneak peak in the lives of British aristocracy, who hung out in historic clubs and posh, star studded restaurants. Such...
Museum of Asian Art: A cultural journey to the Far East
For an island as gorgeous and large as Corfu, with so many attractions and places of interest, natural beauties and rich cultural legacy, it's often difficult to choose how to share your holiday time in order to make the most of your visit and see as many sights as...
Casa Infante: The home of gelato’s craftsmanship
The success story of Casa Infante which has conquered the taste palette of not only Neapolitans but also demanding Milanese, proves that Naples is the force of Italian gastronomy not only when it comes to pizza, but also for high quality ice cream and desserts of...
Gay – Odin: Mr Odin, Mrs Gay and the chocolate factory!
I find there’s something really intriguing in the word “antico” (antique) when it comes to Italian food establishments, thinking of old recipes and mastery acquired and evolved through decades. And that becomes even more intriguing and totally exciting when the antico...