Včera jsme v prvním průsmyku v horách, na začátku oblasti postižené zemětřesením za městečkem Asni, náhodou narazili na skupinu českých turistů, vedenou legendarním poděbradským průvodcem po Maroku Oroňem. Ten byl dle svých slov v Maroku už 80x ...
Setkání nám hodně pozvedlo náladu. A Oroň nám slíbil v případě problémů po Whatsappu...
Hanko seals in Japan may one day go obsolete due to digitization. But thanks to tourists buying them as souvenirs, they're more popular than ever. Learn why the traditional signature seals are Japan's hot new omiyage (and where to get one yourself) in our latest.
Si narra che nel maggio del 1860 quando Giuseppe Garibaldi e i suoi Mille, nella battaglia contro i Borbone, conquistarono Palermo per unirla all’Italia, il condottiero cercò ristoro in un piccolo bar e lo chef servì in suo onore un gelato coi tre colori della bandiera nazionale: così nacque "Il Giardinetto" un "pezzo duro" che, con i suoi tre strati di fragola, cedro e pistacchio, arricchiti di canditi, i colori dello spongato richiamavano quelli del Tricolore.
Da allora sono passati 164 anni, ma la storica gelateria Ilardo è ancora lì, che fa il suo gelato giardinetto
Despite putting up signs in multiple languages asking people to follow the rules, infractions – and complaints – haven’t let up. As a result, officials say they’ll set up a vinyl curtain, some 20 meters long and 2.5 meters high, to black out a popular photo spot for Mt. Fuji.
Yet another destination has had to take measures to deal with badly behaved tourists. Photography enthusiasts recently discovered that Fujikawaguchiko, in Japan's Yamanashi Prefecture, has a perfect vantage point to capture a shot of Mount Fuji in contrast to the neon sign of Lawson Convenience Store. To get the picture, they're parking without permission, blocking traffic, and even climbing onto buildings. Authorities have put up an eight-foot-tall barrier to try and curb their behavior. Here's more from Conde Nast Traveler.
#Seville is a lovely city. Lots to see, do, eat and drink. Am here for a few days while touring #Andalicia My first time in mainland #Spain and I like it a lot so far. #tourism
Every time I visit this building, I KNOW that there is no way it could have been built today. This opulence is 100% due to the Gilded Age wealth class.
New video time as I test out my own endurance versus the GoPro Hero 12 Black's water resistance... on the Great Barrier Reef. With predictable results...