Second evening exploring Rome before the trip truly began. I spent time around the Basilica di Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri, a church born from a prophetic vision. Afterwards, I wandered through the Villa Borghese gardens, where every corner reveals a fountain, sculpture, or statue. Definitely a place to include in any Rome itinerary.
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Fonte Trevi, escadarias da Praça de Espanha e mais igrejas em Roma
On the second day, I spent the afternoon visiting the famous Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps. On the way, I visited more churches in Rome, such as the Chiesa dei Santi Vicenzo e Anastasio a Trevi and the Chiesa della Trinità dei Monti. I must confess that I loved Rome under the city lights when the sun had completely set — those historic buildings and details under the lights add another layer of splendour.
Igrejas, pizza e Roma à noite
By the end of my first day in Rome, I still had time to visit two churches: the Basilica di San Pietro in Vincoli, famous for Michelangelo’s statue of Moisés, and the Chiesa di Santa Maria ai Monti, an absolutely beautiful church.
Dinner had to be pizza, and the most recommended restaurant was Mariuccia — good food, good atmosphere, and good company. The perfect way to end my first day in Rome.
As primeiras igrejas de Roma acompanhadas por maritozzo
This post is about my first few hours in Rome, which began with a visit to two beautiful churches: Chiesa di San Bernardo alle Terme and Chiesa di Santa Maria della Vittoria. After that, I could finally try the traditional pastry, maritozzo. The exploration continued, and by chance I found myself enjoying the most beautiful panoramic view of the iconic Colosseum.
A oportunidade de conhecer Roma
This is the first post about our trip to Rome. This one was a little different, as it mixed work and leisure. But what mattered most was the opportunity to visit Rome, which wasn’t in our plans. An amazing city, a place that made me feel overwhelmed, as Rome is the true meaning of an open‑air museum. This post is about how to get ready to make the most of a trip to this city.
Dos Dolomitas de volta ao aeroporto
This is the final post about our week exploring the Dolomites. We stopped in five different places between the Dolomites and Venice Airport. We visited charming little towns, beautiful lakes, and still had time for a final drink before departing. Read all about our last day, and don’t miss the newest page with all the information and details from our week around the north of Italy — a trip everyone should experience!
Falcade na província de Belluno, Dolomitas
Without realising it, this post touches on the part of the trip we enjoyed the least — even though the pizza we had in Piè Falcade was absolutely delicious! Every trip has its highs and lows, and it’s often in sharing those honest experiences that we learn from each travel.
Croda da Lago e Lago di Alleghe
On our last day in the Dolomites, we explored two unforgettable trails — Croda da Lago and Lago d’Aghele. Each offered its own unique adventure, with completely different vibes and stunning landscapes. From rugged peaks to peaceful lakes, it was the perfect way to wrap up our time in this magical region. All the details (and plenty of photos!) are in the latest post — don’t miss it!
Trilho em San Cassiano, Dolomitas
Before leaving San Cassiano we decided to do a trail in the area. And even though we got rain, dark clouds and wind, the landscape was breathtaking! In the end of the day we had dinner at La Tor, a restaurant we enjoyed a lot. And these were the last few hours before checking-out and leaving San Cassiano behind. All the details in this post.
Lago di Braies (Pragser Wildsee)
Lago di Braies – what can be said about it?
It’s one of the most famous lakes in the Dolomites, and for good reason. Stunning scenery, an easy circular trail, and a well-deserved break with coffee, beer, and cake.
The most complicated part? Parking — but everything is explained in this post, with links to help you find more information!
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