Itineraries

Most of what we know about Rimini didn’t fully settle during our first visit — it clicked on the second. This city isn’t just a beach resort — it’s an archive of Roman ruins, a dream of Fellini spilling into the streets, and a slow city made for walking. If you think Rimini is only about beaches and piadina, this guide might surprise you. Because just a few steps inland, walking through stone-paved streets,

Rome is a city where history, art, and modern life come together on every street corner. Ancient ruins, Baroque fountains, hidden churches tucked away in narrow alleys, and colorful markets make the city feel like an open-air museum.

Verona is one of Italy’s most enchanting cities, blending history, romance, and culture in every corner. Known worldwide as the setting of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, the city offers much more than its literary fame: Roman amphitheaters, medieval castles, vibrant squares, hidden gardens, and unforgettable sunsets along the Adige River. Whether you’re planning a day trip or a longer stay, this guide will show you the must-see attractions, hidden gems, shopping spots, and cultural experiences that make Verona a destination you’ll never forget.

Budapest is one of those rare cities where every step feels like part of a story. With Buda’s historic hills on one side and Pest’s lively streets on the other, the city offers two very different energies that come together in the most harmonious way. When we visited with our friends, we expected something similar to Vienna or Prague… but Budapest surprised us. It felt familiar, yet completely unique—with more color, more movement, and more unexpected corners than we imagined.

Discover the best walking route for first-time visitors to Prague. A calm, well-paced day one itinerary with optional detours to truly understand the city.

Is Prague worth visiting in winter? A realistic guide to calm walks, smart routes, and enjoying the city despite cold weather.

Discover romantic but non-touristy walking routes in Prague. Quiet streets, Letná hillsides, and peaceful river walks away from the crowds.

A realistic Valentine’s Day walk in Prague: Mala Strana streets, river paths, Letná views, and a calm, flexible route without tourist pressure.