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Getting lost to find Venice - A Luxury Travel Blog
By Anna Moggia on May 02, 2018 in Accommodation, Attractions, Europe, Going Out, Hotels, Italy, Regions, Western Europe The only way to immerse oneself into the true medieval atmosphere of Venice is to get totally lost amidst the labyrinth of canals and narrow alleys. And what a surprise to find so many beautiful places without a soul in sight. Just turn a corner into any narrow, lonely alley which will either reach a dead end or a hidden treasure.
Top 5 attractions in Bolzano - A Luxury Travel Blog
By Anna Moggia on Apr 08, 2018 in Attractions, Europe, Going Out, Italy, Regions, Western Europe Bolzano is one of the most beautiful cities in Northern Italy as well as being the gateway to the magical world of the Unesco Dolomites and perfectly portrays the fusion between Mediterranean and Central European culture and traditions. The Ice Man One of Bolzano’s most famous attractions is a 5300 year old man. He was found in 1991 by pure chance in the mountains between Italy and Austria.
5 international sporting events to look out for in the Dolomites - A Luxury Travel Blog
By Anna Moggia on Mar 16, 2018 in Europe, Events, Italy, Regions, Travel Miscellany, Western Europe The UNESCO Dolomites are the ideal setting for a variety of sporting events – a meeting point for sports professionals and fans. This amazing and unique scenery is the backdrop for many international races. Here are just some to look out for Tour of the Alps The Dolomites have always been an important feature in one of the most famous stage races in cycling, the Giro d’Italia.
Is Venice succumbing to tides or tourists? - A Luxury Travel Blog
By Anna Moggia on Feb 12, 2018 in Attractions, Europe, Going Out, Italy, Regions, Western Europe I was truly amazed to discover that the magnificence which is Venice is on a list of 12 places to avoid visiting in 2018! Not only is this one of the most precious and beautiful cities in the world, it is in fact an open-air museum and should be treated with the utmost respect and care. Venice is an unforgettable and touching experience, no matter the season or weather.
5 reasons to include Umhlanga on your South African vacation - A Luxury Travel Blog
By Anna Moggia on Jan 09, 2018 in Accommodation, Adventure Travel, Africa, Attractions, Going Out, Hotels, Leisure Travel, Regions, South Africa, Speciality Travel Umhlanga is a seaside resort located on the east coast of South Africa. A tropical paradise facing the Indian Ocean and immersed in lush green vegetation. One of the most beautiful coastlines in the world, with golden beaches stretching northwards for more than 200 kilometers.
Top 5 reasons to visit the Christmas markets in the Dolomites
The crisp air of the Unesco Dolomite mountains during the winter season seem to have a warmer glow during the Christmas festivities. The larger cities and smaller mountain towns are dressed up in magical lights and amazing Christmas decorations. The tradition of Christmas markets in German-speaking countries dates back to the Middle Ages which is why this area of Northern Italy is so popular for it’s variety of markets, each with it’s own unique personality.
5 reasons to choose The Three Peaks for a Winter holiday in the Dolomites - A Luxury Travel Blog
By Anna Moggia on Nov 05, 2017 in Attractions, Europe, Family Travel, Going Out, Italy, Leisure Travel, Regions, Speciality Travel, Western Europe The ski resort of Three Peaks Dolomites is located in South Tyrol amidst the Unesco World Heritage Dolomites. It remains an undiscovered and uncrowded ski experience even after winning multiple awards. The ski runs are perfectly groomed and with an efficient system of man made snow, skiing is always guaranteed.
Top tips for a ladies-only trip to Berlin - A Luxury Travel Blog
By Anna Moggia on Oct 08, 2017 in Accommodation, Attractions, Europe, Germany, Going Out, Hotels, Regions, Western Europe The city of Berlin is a melting pot of different cultures all blending to give it a vibrant yet serene atmosphere. It is a vast city, made up mainly of large parks and many waterways.
5 of the most popular attractions in South Tyrol - A Luxury Travel Blog
By Anna Moggia on Sep 11, 2017 in Attractions, Europe, Going Out, Italy, Regions, Western Europe This year has seen a large influx of tourists visiting the Italian UNESCO Dolomites – the main reason being to escape the extreme heat which enveloped the rest of the country. Most of these tourists are Italian as this spectacular region is still off the beaten track for the international traveler.
5 great reasons to visit Little Venice - A Luxury Travel Blog
By Anna Moggia on Aug 12, 2017 in Attractions, Europe, Food and Drink, Going Out, Italy, Regions, Restaurants, Travel Miscellany, Western Europe The Italian Adriatic coast stretches along 90 kilometers of shoreline which lie on the Adriatic Sea. Mostly made up of very busy seaside towns like Rimini, we will explore the lesser touristy side of this beautiful and historical area of Italy.
5 historical reasons to visit the Dolomites - A Luxury Travel Blog
By Anna Moggia on Jul 11, 2017 in Europe, Italy, Regions, Western Europe The Dolomites were proclaimed a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2009 not only for being among the most spectacular mountain landscapes in the world, but also for the geological and historical vital role they portray in revealing the past of our planet.
Finding five of the secret covered passages of Paris - A Luxury Travel Blog
By Anna Moggia on May 30, 2017 in Attractions, Europe, France, Going Out, Regions, Western Europe The covered passages or arcades of Paris were constructed at the end of the 18th century on the then wealthy right bank to allow residents of the area to shop in all weather, take a shortcut or relax in a restaurant or tea salon. What a delight to accidentally encounter one of these mysterious and quirky attractions that still seem to maintain the style and aura of a bygone era.
5 reasons to visit the birthplace of the violin
Cremona is a small city in northern Italy and is famous as the number one center of violin makers in the world. This art has been handed down through the centuries and lives on to this day. Built on the banks of Italy’s most important river, it’s relevance in trade and commerce led to it’s great significance in the development of the world of art and music. This modern museum showcases the history of the violin and the intricate art of it’s making.
5 historical features you shouldn't miss in Ferrara
Ferrara is one of Italy’s lesser known but very significant cities. A city which historically was as important as Florence and Venice, recognized by Unesco as The City of the Renaissance. A visit to Ferrara is a Journey of discovery into the world of medieval and renaissance architecture and art. The Castello Estense is the most important monument in Ferrara and lies in the heart of the historical center. Built as a fortress in 1385 with the most innovative defense mechanisms of the time.
The fabulous 5 in the Dolomites - A Luxury Travel Blog
By Anna Moggia on Jan 09, 2017 in Europe, Italy, Regions, Western Europe The popular Cinque Terre on the Italian Riviera are a cluster of five fishing villages perched on the cliffs that overlook the Mediterranean Sea. Tourists from far and wide include a stop here on their visit to Italy. The vibrant colors of the ancient homes, the spectacular coastal hikes and the perpetual company of the sea make this an amazing and endearing location.
Top 5 off-the-beaten track things to do in Istanbul
I visited this mesmerizing city for the first time in February of this year and fell in love! Fell in love with it’s dazzling colors, vibrant sounds, intriguing scents and wonderful people.
5 surprising things to see in Venice - A Luxury Travel Blog
By Anna Moggia on Nov 10, 2016 in Attractions, Europe, Going Out, Italy, Regions, Western Europe This trip to Venice was meant to be a search for the unexpected and secret gardens of Venice. It turned out to be a difficult search as most of these gardens are private and cannot be seen. One might be able to get a glimpse of greenery hidden behind a wall, behind a palace or across a canal. And so this search led us to discovering other hidden gems which getting lost in Venice is all about.
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6 great things to do on a ladies-only trip to London - A Luxury Travel Blog
By Anna Moggia on Oct 15, 2016 in Attractions, Europe, Events, Going Out, Regions, Travel Miscellany, United Kingdom, Western Europe Planning a short visit to one of the world’s most diverse and exciting cities is quite a feat! Trying to see and do as much as possible in a short time frame and take back as many memories and emotions as possible. And visiting this wonderful city with a friend makes the experience even more special.
6 great mountain lakes to visit in the Dolomites - A Luxury Travel Blog
By Anna Moggia on Sep 15, 2016 in Attractions, Europe, Going Out, Italy, Leisure Travel, Regions, Speciality Travel, Western Europe The Unesco Dolomites are dotted with bodies of water which reflect the majesty of the mountains which surround them. Bubbling streams and rivers lead to cold lakes which adapt their colours according the their depth. Combining water, forests, towering mountain peaks and green meadows, these landscapes cannot be found anywhere else in the world.
Top 5 luxury experiences in the Dolomites - A Luxury Travel Blog
By Anna Moggia on Jun 13, 2016 in Attractions, Europe, Going Out, Italy, Regions, Restaurants, Spas & Pampering, Speciality Travel, Western Europe The Dolomites are celebrated for their supreme natural beauty, but under their peaks lie many luxurious activities and assets to behold. The ancient traditions of the valleys remain and converge with the modern architecture and new ideas of the towns and cities.
7 luxury experiences in Venice in only 24 hours - A Luxury Travel Blog
By Anna Moggia on May 30, 2016 in Accommodation, Attractions, Europe, Food and Drink, Going Out, Hotels, Italy, Leisure Travel, Regions, Restaurants, Speciality Travel, Travel Miscellany, Western Europe When you live in a small mountain town up in the white Dolomites you grab any chance to drive down to Venice and if you only have 24 hours, well that’s when you want to make most of all the luxurious and special assets and commodities that this magical city has to offer.
Searching for paradise in the Garden of Eden
The first difficulty you encounter when planning to visit the Seychelles is which island to choose. After a detailed research we opted to divide our stay between Praslin and Mahe. My original choice was La Digue for its spectacular beaches, which we did manage to see on a day tour from Praslin. These beaches are truly spectacular and the Source d’Argent is an ethereal large,warm fish tank.
The things I miss after leaving the Cinque Terre - A Luxury Travel Blog
After raising a family and living in Monterosso for 27 years, I decided it was time for another change. This time I chose to move from the sea towards the sky, to the magnificent peaks of the Unesco Dolomites. leaving the laid back way of life of a coastal village to the more efficient German way of the mountain town of San Candido. Actually, this efficiency,punctuality and preciseness is more like the life I left in South Africa.
The two places I miss after leaving the Rainbow Nation - A Luxury Travel Blog
By Anna Moggia on Mar 22, 2016 in Africa, Regions, South Africa I left my birthplace of South Africa many years ago. From the vast expanses of both inner and outer surroundings, to the quaint and laid-back life of the Cinque Terre. It was a choice of love: Not for a man but for a place: Monterosso! Since then a new place has entered my heart, but at that time I was madly in love. I have been back to South Africa very often as “My Africa” calls me back to a different, but never lost, way of life.
A safe and undisturbed haven for the solo woman
The mountain town of San Candido is the perfect base camp for a solo woman to conquer the imposing UNESCO Dolomites or the soft green valleys that lie at their feet. What better way is there to savor the beauty, the silence and the fragrance of all that surrounds you? What time to leave, when to stop, left or right? Only a map, the weather and yourself to decide. I walk these mountains on my own and have never had a moment of angst or loneliness.
Top 5 reasons to discover South Tyrol
Where is this place you may ask? And not an easy question to answer! On the map we are in Italy but to the locals we are in Tyrol which is an Austrian region. The official language is German but a dialect is the most spoken. So, we are international? Or maybe lost in this vortex on the Austro-Italian border.
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