1000 luoghi da vedere nella vita

I have been fortunate in my life to have traveled many places in the world (all continents except Antarctica) so I read this much-hyped book with pen in hand. Where, given enough time and money, would I hope to go? This book listed plenty of options, but I found a large percentage of the author's "b Leggi tutto

If you love luxury hotels, you will love this book. Otherwise - if you are looking for the places in the world to see before you die, look at UNESCO's ever-growing list of heritage sites, which isn't quite to 1000 yet, but will be in just a few years. As a world traveler, I can tell you that Schultz Leggi tutto

What can I say about this? I'm still working on it! ;-P Hmm... And I probably should count how many places I already visited. Review to be continued. *lol* One day... some day? In the near or far future? Who knows? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Alternate titles for this book could include: 1000 Self-Important Places to Fall Asleep Travel Guide for Schmucks with Money and No Imagination 800 Rich People's Houses and Overpriced Hotels, Plus Another Couple Hundred of The Most Obvious and Overrated Tourist Traps in the World. 1000 Wealthy-and-Upper Leggi tutto

This is my go to book for any travel at all - whether I'm going somewhere for work or personal travel. I team this up with a Lonely Planet country guide and jobs a good 'un. Honest about whats a 'must see' - the hotels and a bit aspirational for my budget though.

It's an intriguing concept, and kinda fun to page through, but way too heavy on $300/night hotels, spas, etc. Let's say I'm going to Dublin (to open to a section at random). She recommends a festival, the Book of Kells and the pubs (possibly in conjunction with St. Patrick's Day). All good. But she