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Written by Davide Vadalà

Cinque Terre is probably the area that we covered the most in our website. And Riomaggiore is one of the villages that we liked the most, because of the contrast between the rocks, its colorful houses and the water. In this photo the village is seen from another point of view, than my other "famous" shot of Riomaggiore. And it's

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Pompei is a world known Roman city found almost intact underground thanks to the ashes of the volcano Vesuvius that completely covered it. Strolling along its streets, is like going back in time. What I enjoyed the most where the interior courtyards of the many villas n there, with nice porticoes, fountains and luxurious

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Caceres in an interesting medieval city in the west of Spain, with a beautiful historical center, quite well preserved. It's not big and can be visited in a few hours by feet. You better mimic the spanish habits and take a siesta in the early afternoon, since temparature in summer can be really hot! That's why most of the

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What a perfect day was today to celebrate winter solstice! Nature made us a nice present, decorating the trees with plenty of ice brought by the wind. Yes, that's not snow, it's ice! And while we were going to the park to take some photos, it even came out the sun. But the funny thing is that even if today was winter solstice

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Seagull in Oslo

Close-up of a Seagull in the roof of the Opera house in Oslo. They are used to humans and I could get so close that I can almost check if he got a sore throat!

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The amazing view we had from the top of Keiservarden, an easy hike in Bodø, Norway, filled with plenty of incredible scenaries. On top there is a military base, and a wind shelter for hikers, since it's so windy you can barely walk. On the extreme left it's possible to see even Lofoten Islands in clear days. If you are going