Time travel and what I have to thank COVID-19 for

If you’re looking for something and you don’t exactly know what that is, if you’re feeling a little disconnected and you’ve been already trying all what modern society has to offer, give a go to Ovid, Seneca or Omer for a change.

Stefania Boglioli19 December 2020Comment

The Ultimate Milan Travel Guide 2020

Here you’ll find a fluff-free, quick overview of what Milan has to offer. Whether you are interested in culture, shopping, dining or exploring the nearby areas, my address book’s got you covered.

TravelStefania Boglioli4 August 2020Milan, guidebookComment

Fresh Broad Beans and Ricotta - Simply Italian

Italian cuisine simplicity at its best. Open a fresh ricotta and pair it with some broad beans. Season with oil, salt and pepper and enjoy it with wine and some good bread.

FoodStefania Boglioli30 April 2020Simple Recipes, ItalianComment

AN OPEN, CONTROVERSIAL, HEARTFELT LETTER TO INSTAGRAM, SOCIAL MEDIA AND THE CREATIVE COMMUNITY IN THE TIME CORONA VIRUS

I’ve honestly got so tired of the endless repetitive song telling us of all the beautiful and useful things we should do, learn and improve during the isolation period we have been forced into by COVID-19.

LifestyleStefania Boglioli21 April 2020 Comments

Homemade Lemon Curd

Lemon curd is an English quintessential comfort food perfect for your morning toast or your afternoon scones. Very popular in the XIX and XX century, is also the cream used for the Lemon Meringue Pie, an all time favourite in England and US and one of my absolute favourite dessert ever.

FoodStefania Boglioli20 April 2020Jams, Breakfast, English Countryside, English Recipes Comments

Lake Orta - A Hidden Gem Among North Italy Lakes

TravelStefania Boglioli18 April 2020Italy, Lake Orta, Lakes, Travel PhotographyComment

Colours - Photography Capturing all the vibrancy in the world

TravelStefania Boglioli17 April 2020India, TravelComment

How silk is made... an Indian tale of threads and spinning

TravelStefania Boglioli16 April 2020Travel Photography, IndiaComment

Markets of India Part 2

TravelStefania Boglioli15 April 2020street foodComment

Markets of India Part 1

TravelStefania Boglioli14 April 2020Food Markets, Street Photography, Street FoodComment

Approaching Aswan - A blue hour on the Nile

TravelStefania Boglioli13 April 2020Egypt, NileComment

Of Egyptian dunes and golden light

TravelStefania Boglioli12 April 2020Egypt, Nile, Cruises Comment

Egypt - Cruising the Nile

TravelStefania Boglioli11 April 2020Egypt, Nile, CruisesComment

India opium ceremony

TravelStefania Boglioli10 April 2020India, RajasthanComment

Japan Street Food Markets Part 2

TravelStefania Boglioli9 April 2020Japan, Street Food, Food MarketsComment

Japan Street Food Markets Part 1

Japan street food markets succeed in retaining the typical flair of Asian street food markets and the distinctive character of anything Japanese: tidiness and beauty. Food is prepared and presented with care. Eating while you shop is ordinary life in Japan.

TravelStefania Boglioli8 April 2020Japan, Kyoto, Osaka, Street Food, Food MarketsComment

Hidden Shrines of Osaka - Hozenji Yokocho

A quaint hidden little shrine in the middle of Namba district in Osaka city centre, this is one of the nicest shrines I have ever seen and a lovely place to stop for a prayer or a moment of stillness, whatever faith you belong to.

TravelStefania Boglioli7 April 2020Hozenji Yokocho, Osaka, Japan, Japan templesComment

The beautiful faces of Egypt

TravelStefania Boglioli7 April 2020People photography, Portraits, EgyptComment

Fushimi Inari-Taisha Shrine - Kyoto

Fushimi Inari-taisha (伏見稲荷大社) in Kyoto is the head shrine of kami Inari, the god of rice and agricolture. The shrine is at the bottom of a mountain named Inari (233 metres above sea level), and has trails up the mountain to many smaller shrines which span 4 kilometres (2.5 mi). A visit takes about 2 hours if you want to reach the top.

TravelStefania Boglioli6 April 2020Fushimi Inari-taisha, Japan, Japan temples, KyotoComment

Temples of Japan - Kennin-ji Temple Kyoto

Kennin-ji (建仁寺) is is the oldest Zen temple in Kyoto, founded in 1202 CE. Located near Gion, is considered one of the five most important Zen temples of Kyoto.

Kennin-ji contains notable paintings by Tamura Sōryū, Hashimoto Kansetsu and Tarawaya Sosatsu.

TravelStefania Boglioli5 April 2020Japan - Kennin-ji temple templeComment

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