Lingua: English

Dolomites. Le Corbusier called them “the most beautiful work of architecture ever seen”. At sunset, they become pink, thanks to the last rays of sun which create the enrosadira, a unique sight during which Dolomites becomes rosate. In 2009 UNESCO added the Dolomites to its list of natural heritage sites.

Sometimes called the “Jerusalem of Europe”, the city of Sarajevo is famous for its cultural and religious diversity. The Bosnian capital city has been the home of people from different faiths: Islam, Orthodox, Judaism and Catholicism had traditionally coexisted there for centuries. A melting pot of cultures and religions.

Are you flying from Italy to the capital? You won’t miss Italy at all. You will feel right at home, thanks to Madrileños’ way of life and thanks to the Spanish mood which you will breathe all around the city. There is a motto, here, which someone will tell you, while sharing tapas, for instance.

Do you like reading? I love reading. Some of my favourite books are Lonely Planets guides. Anyway, here I give you ten books every traveller should read while walking the path. The books are always filled with wonderful and inspirational quotes, which we sometimes keep in mind, write down on our diaries or on our body, as tattoos. Which one is your favourite? Here’s a choice of books to be put on your shelf. Or in your backpack.