Another year for us at the BIT in Milan, where we will be present as exhibitors inside the Startup Tourism space with our stand. Three days of confrontation, learning and discovery, very important for our growth and to find out what and how the tourism sector is changing, not only Read more…
The Discoverplaces Team. travel has had the pleasure of participating as Bloggers at the Milan International Tourism Exchange on 11/12/13 February. Three days full of meetings, a presentation at the stand of the Lazio Region, where we brought Leonessa and Colleferro, 2018’s city of culture.
A few years ago I had the opportunity to go into my city and photographically document what was happening in a mosque during prayer time. I do not remember the exact time. I was in Brescia. I went to the imam with whom I had an appointment and presented myself. Read more…
A few days ago, I visited the exhibition-show on Marc Chagall, which is being presented for the first time in Italy in Milan, in the Permanente Museum, where it will remain open until January 28, 2018. Although I am not an art expert, I have always admired Marc Chagall’s works. Read more…
Seeing beyond things, that’s what an artist has to do with ceramics using the Raku technique. To do that needs concentration, says Giuseppe Lorenzi, while already thinking about the next work. Distraction, however, belongs to the mass of all those living in the chaos of everyday life; beauty is increasingly Read more…
Brescia has been an important town for over 3200 years, one that has an exciting commercial and political history. Yet it is one that somehow does not seem to attract tourists as do other Italian cities, except maybe those visitors courting industrial excellence and Mille Miglia. Brescia is a technology Read more…
A “pesciolino” to the English is a minnow, traditionally a small carp used as bait to catch a bigger fish. The bait in the case of the Milanese restaurant, Pesciolini, is exquisite fruits de la mer – tartare, grilled or fried that capture the unwary traveller strolling through the ‘waters’ Read more…
Giuliano Mauri is a ‘poet of the branches’ and generator of the “plant buildings”, defined as “natural architecture“ that lives temporarily and then, inevitably, returns to nature.” Working with branches and trunks of wood he constructed fantastically real buildings. The assumption, related to the natural transience of the material Read more…
