Our road trip begins with the pick up of our rental car at the airport of Rome. From there we…

In season 2 my brother and I take you on a road trip from Rome to the Cinque Terre. During 12 day we traveled around 700 km and have visited some of the most beautiful and also hidden places in Italy. Join us on our journey and experience all the adventures and impressions that were expecting us.

After receiving the good news about the resumption of the bus connection, we continued our excursion to the top of Mount Etna at 2’900 meters above the sea level.

Part 1 of my step-by-step instruction how to get near to the summit of Mount Etna, the highest active volcano in Europe outside the Caucasus.

Catania is rich of culture and history. In this episode I would like to show you two main attractions which underline that, the Teatro Massimo Bellini and the Roman Theater of Catania.

Weekly or even daily markets have a big tradition in Italy and are even today an important meeting point for the locals. One of the most interesting markets is the lively fish market “La Pescheria” in Catania, Sicily. From the early morning until lunchtime, the fisherman are (loudly) offering their catches and loudly praise their goods. Beside the fish market see the daily life of the “Catanesi” and why they make the city so lively.

We are going southwards! The first time in my Vlogs I’m documenting the most southern region of Italy and the biggest island in the Mediterranean sea: Sicily. Our tour starts at the foot of the mount Etna volcano in the city of Catania.

Next to the biggest lake of Italy, the Lake Garda, the biggest leisure park of Italy is situated: the Gardaland. Together with my brother we have tested some of the attractions including the biggest roller coasters, tried out the culinary offerings and discovered the park.

At the southeastern shore of the Lake Garda, just where the Mincio, the only outflow of the lake, begins, lies Peschiera del Garda. Learn in this episode why still today the town is surrounded by mighty city walls and why there were once more than 800 soldiers stationed.