Back Bay is one of the most beautiful neighborhood of Boston! We will be strolling down beautiful Commonwealth Avenue, Boylston street, Newburry and walk around the Boston Public Garden. Throughout our time I will explain the architecture and the history of this neighborhood. The walking tour will end with a drink at one of Boston's most iconic rooftop bars!
Show MorePrushi Lake in Tirana Prushi Lake situated in the village with the same name, is an artificial lake beautifully surrounded by pine trees. Once you go there you will notice the lush vegetation around the lake. This place is perfect if you want to experience a different weekend with your family or friends. If you prefer you can walk, hike around the area. To go there you have to follow the road from Tirana to Vaqarr, before arriving in Vaqarr take the right road to village of Prush. The road from village to the lake is really good. Keep in mind that there are no orientation marks and only few local guides do this tour. Let's explore together Prushi Lake and discover new Trails
Show MoreBesh-Livadhi Waterfall in Tirana The Waterfall of Besh-Livadhi is situated in the brook that passes near the village of Besh-Livadh. It has a height of over 10 meters and in the spring season there are large water flows. The cliffs that pass through are layered and look like tiled tiles on top of each other. The waterfall is hidden in a green vegetation oasis and is not easy to find. To go up there you have to follow the road from Tirana to the village of Besh near the ‘Shkallët e Tujanit’. The road is asphalted on 3/4 of it and then proceeds to the rural road. There are no orientation signs Let's explore together Waterfall of Besh Livadh and discover new Trails
Show MoreThe beauty of Baldushk village Baldushk is located 15 km in south-western part of Tirana. The stream of Zhullima flows along its territory. This village is composed of fields, small up to medium hills, slopes and valleys. The panoramic valley of Baldushk is a combination of a flat relief with the hills and mountains around. It is a fantastic place for a family weekend, but also for tourists who love the nature, rivers, mountains and agrotourism. Ancient History Looking back to the history of the village, the facts show that it is inhabited since the ancient times. There are some tracks of an ancient household that have been discovered in the village Kocaj in the region of Baldushk, which belongs to 1st century BC. There are also some ceramic fragments here which testify the existence of a village inhabitation. There have been found also to plinths of ancient sculptures, even in fact are badly damaged. These sculptures is thought to belong the second century A.D, and now they are exhibited at National Archaeological Museum. In addition, five mortal Roman monuments of over one metre were discovered in June 2010. It is thought that they belong to III-IV century A.D., and they were put on the graves as their protection. All the five monuments are sculptures which belong to the Roman period. It is thought that these bas-relief sculptures were inscribed in a local workshop. The natural beauty The waterfall of the Rock Askolaj is flowing from the rock with the same name "Askolaj". It is found in the village Kakunja and it is 25-30 m high. However, little is said about the special beauty of the waterfall with a basin where water flows. The waterfall is surrounded with greenness and just like an oasis; it creates the opportunity to spend the day nicely enjoying the beauties of the nature close to the capital. “Bokerrimat e Mustafa Kocajt”, is another beautiful and rare place to visit. They are found on the hills of the village with the same name, at an altitude 150-200 metre above the sea level. They are result of the activity of nature factors and the uncontrolled intervention of man in the environment. There are no natural lakes 1n the region of Baldushk. However, there are 8 artificial reservoirs that arc used for breeding of fish. To go to the Baldushk you use the motorway Tirana-Baldushk. Let's explore together Kakunja Waterfall
Show MorePetrela is located 12 kilometers southeast of the capital, alongside Tirana- Elbasan national road. Its villages are extended on both sides of the scenic valley of Erzen, across the half of its length distance. Petrela territory is bordered in the east by Dajt, in the south by Bërzhitë, in the west by Baldushk and in the north by Farka. Petrela area is characterized by nature with a typical Mediterranean climate that is enriched by its ancient history. This area, also due to Erzen river valley and the Mediterranean climate factor, has a rich biodiversity. Considering its physical formation shape with fields, hills and valleys, it provides a striking contrast to nature. Many restaurants and tourist resorts are established along the river and hills that lie nearby. Sunbathing and different river activities take place in the river flow during the hottest days of the year. One of the most popular attractions is Petrela Castle. The castle has a rich history. Initially constructed in the 6th century AD, the present building dates back to the 15th century. During Skanderbeg’s fight against the Ottomans, Petrela Castle was under the command of his sister, Mamica Kastrioti. What to visit in Petrela: Petrela castle, Bride’s Tomb,Ancient settlement of Persqopi, Petrela lapidary/obelis Let's explore This Amazing Castle
Show MoreOver 350 Km of ski slopes connecting Switzerland and Italy. The Matterhorn is a mountain of the Alps at the border between Switzerland and Italy whose summit is 4.478 mt. (14.692 ft.) high. The mountain overlook the Swiss village of Zermatt to the north and the Italian village of Cervinia to the south.
Show MoreGiving potential students a customized tour of Northeastern University. Especially focusing on the opportunities within the Business School. I will also help students understand better the application process, the various clubs and study abroad opportunities that the university offers.
Show MoreTrekking path on the cliffs between CInque Terre and Portovenere. Discover Liguria from another angle while enjoying breathtaking scenaries Trekking path suited to everyone, just do not forget hiking shoes.
Show MoreDiscover Sydney's hidden gems you did not even know existed. I offer half and full day tours where I show you the best spots to take pictures, places to shop affordably and fantastic culinary experiences. Wear some comfortable shoes - we will be walking!
Show MoreHey there! I am here to welcome you to my city Siliguri, which looks like a city that is jam-packed, crowded, and unsavoury from afar. But the truth lies hidden in the nooks and crannies of the city. My city has many magnificent colonial relics like the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway's (DHR) departure station for instance. I will take you inside the locomotive shed where you can see and experience DHR steam engines like never before. Other British colonial relics include a 100 acre-wide, fully operational, tea estate where you can spend hours on end watching the workers pluck tea leaves with their hand. If you start craving a hot cup of tea, then we can always rush back home for that. A number of Tibetan refugees have sought refuge in my city, and that is why Siliguri has abundant food joints serving piping hot Momos (Tibetan dumplings) and scrumptious noodle soup known as Thukpa. You'll also see some of the largest Buddhist monasteries in the region too. If the weather is clear and if you are visiting during the months between November-February then you will get to see the sunset alongside the snow-capped Kanchenjunga peak from one of many vantage points in the city that I've personally scouted out. Finally, provided my mother is in town during your visit, I will offer you a 4-course breakfast/lunch/dinner. It will comprise of local vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes cooked in a melange of local spices that will give you a taste of the indigenous flavours of the region. I aim to provide you with the best offbeat and unique experiences in my city so that the only thing you leave behind is your heart.
Show MoreFollow me and discover the typical genoese narrow streets, called "caruggi", heart of the city life. You will visit the historical barber shop and tobacconist dating back to the XIX shops, and the historican cafés where the locals stop for refreshment and enjoy our typical breakfast: crispy focaccia and cappuccino.
Show Moreenjoy a delightful stroll among the typical "panetteria" (bakery) and "friggitoria" shops along the streets of the city center. Do not miss the opportunity to taste the "cono di fritto" ( cone shaped paper filled with deep fried seafood) and the italian pasta with the local famous pesto sauce (fresh sauce to season pasta made of basil, oil, parmesan cheese, garlic and pine seeds)
Show MoreI offer a tour by walk to see the Christmas lights in Salerno. It includes a walk starting from the train station and it includes the centre of Salerno, the seaside where you can enjoy of a spectacular view, passing through Piazza Flavio Gioia and then the Cathedral of San Matthew until the villa comunale where there are so many lights that it seems to be in a fairytale.
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