The photo included in this post display blue sceneries, both natural and architectural and convey a message of relaxation and elegance as well as the magnitude of Mother Nature, which is the best scenographer ever.
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Oman: a scent obsessed Country.
Oman offers a lot to see, from the medievall forts on the Hajar Mountains to the sand desert of Bidiyah and the beach resorts in Salalah. However Oman also provides an incredible opportunity to dive into a world of perfume with dozens of scents you’ve never smelled before and a countless variety of blends and choices.
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Black and white Safari
Safari is the most amazing experience a traveller can make. Nothing can be compared to seeing wildlife from a close distance.
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The rice fields of nothern Piedmont: the “squared sea”.
Have you ever wondered why Risotto is one of the most iconic Italian recipes? First of all Risotto is mostly a concept rather than a recipe. It’s a cooking technique and that is why you can make it in a million different ways, some of which are “standards”, you might say, while some others are fully open to your creativity.
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Munich is not only about beer. The Alte Pinakothek deserves a visit too.
When we think about Munich, the capital of Bavaria, we pretty often link the city to its food and beer tradition, which is definitely one of the most popular attactions of the city. However, Munich offers a lot more, including one of the largest painting galleries in Germany called Alte Pinakothek, displaying French, Italian, German and Flemish Painting
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The UNESCO protected landscape of Piedmont
As of June 22nd, 2014 the vineyards landscape of Piedmont, in Italy, has been included in the Unesco World Heritage List. It took almost 10 years from the very first initiative to the declaration of inclusion as well as several visits by the Unesco Committee. The area was in fact pretty large and never before such an extensive territory was nominated.
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A garden reborn: Venarìa Reale
Venaria Reale is a mighty Hunting Lodge, built in the 1600s by the former Italian Royal Family, just outside the city of Torino, the capital of the Kingdom. The gardens underwent an incredibly well conceived project to take them back to their original splendour based on the gardening styles used to renovate them through the centuries… with a touch of contemporary art also.
