A flock of sheep in the Maremma, Tuscany, Italy on Flickr.

A hot and dry summer in Tuscany

Next week I’ll be there: introducing this beautiful fairytale palace to my son. Can’t wait.

islamic-cultures:

Alhambra, Granada, Andalusia

Would love to feel this, just once in my life.  

souls-of-my-shoes:

Sahara Desert, Morocco by Michele F. 

Pisa tower, Tuscany, Italy on Flickr.

Another point of view at Pisa tower.

I have to admit. Sometimes places in my country are worth sharing. The monumental town of Bourtange is not only nice from the sky but a stroll around too (in 15 min you have seen the cute village).

allthingsworthsharing:

Fort Bourtange, Groningen, Netherlands. Built during the Eight Year War (1568–1648) under William I of Orange.

(Source: bourtange.nl)

Cobble stones in Mariana, village in Minas Gerais Brazil on Flickr.

Easy going village of Mariana, Brazil. Enjoy a sunday afternoon with lunch at the market square.

Himalaya decorated with prayer flags on Flickr.

Leh Ladakh. An inspirational place.
A mind ful of pleasant memories.

Open air museum. This is an authentic place, in the middle of the woods at the island of Saarema, Estonia.

evysinspirations:

Thatched roofs of Altja village (by Sokleine (mostly off))

mygola:

Ever thought of cycling across Europe - meandering over France, Netherlands, Belgium? mygola tells you exactly how - the most scenic, challenging routes, of history and more.http://mygo.la/T0JYkZ

Bye bike!
Just come over and use the extensive network of routes. They are free, easy to find and on your bike it’s the perfect moment to meet local cyclists on eg a ‘bakfiets’ (to drive around with children).

evysinspirations:

(via Pitigliano tra tufo e cielo, a photo from Grosseto, Tuscany | TrekEarth)

Pitigliano, Tuscany, Italy

Amazing medieval village built on rocks. Pitigliano in the south of Tuscany, in the Maremma.