Where Slow Life Lives
A travel journal of my adventures across Europe. Along the way, I uncover hidden gems, beautiful places, and memorable restaurants.
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The Alberobello Locals Know
Most people arrive in Alberobello, photograph a few trulli, buy a souvenir and leave before lunch. Which is a shame, because the town only really begins to reveal itself once the tour buses have gone.
Every destination has someone who know...
A perfect Italian weekend in NEW YORK CITY
This week we travel overseas to one of my favorite Italians: Olimpia Piccolo. Olimpia and I met during the time I lived in Rome, where she brought me to all her favorite places: Al Pompiere, Porta Portese, San Calisto, Ristorante Abruzzi, j...
Bologna
Bologna is often introduced through its food, but reducing the city to ragù and tortellini feels like only telling half the story.
This is a city of scholars, arcades and rituals. Beneath nearly forty kilometres of porticoes, daily life un...
Plinius Travel Notebook 03: West Sicily
I started a notebook describing my dream holiday to Pantelleria and Palermo, which I’ll link below. It took me a while, but I’m finally continuing with the last part of the journey: a roadtrip through western Sicily. This is the final chapt...
Plinius Eurosummer has started!
The ‘Plinius Eurosummer’ has officially started.
Ellen kicked things off with a little week in Bologna, followed by a road trip through Le Marche, all the way down to the very, very South of Italy: Puglia, where she celebrated a wedding in...
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