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Nice, France
Arrival sex
Lunch sex
Midday sex
Dinner sex
Midnight sex
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Aosta Valley, Italy
Aosta Valley — Italy’s smallest region but overflowing with beauty, mountains, and that charming blend of Italian and French influences. Think dramatic Alpine peaks and cheese that could make you write poetry.
DAY 1 : (need accommodation)
Do a Day trip to Alpine Villages, the drive is a loop around and we will end up at QC Terme Pré-Saint-Didier which is one of the most famous thermal spas in the Alps
(See PDF)
DAY 2. (Hut mussion)
FOOD TO TRY THATS LOCAL:
1. Fontina cheese
2. Carbonade – slow-cooked beef in wine
3. Seuppa à la vapelenentse – hearty bread-and-cheese soup
4. local wines like Torrette or Petite Arvine
Alpine Picnics
• Grab fresh bread, cured meats, cheese from a local alimentari and enjoy it by a mountain stream.
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San Vito di Cadore, Italy
DAY 1: - (book accommodation in Cortina)
Morning:
Depart Aosta after breakfast.
(Drive ~6 hrs toward Cortina)
You’ll be driving through three different Alpine cultures — Aosta Valley (French-Italian), Trentino (Ladin & Italian), and Veneto Dolomites.
Take time for scenic coffee stops and a relaxed lunch in a small town along the way (options could be Bolzano for Alpine-Italian vibes or Bressanone/Brixen for medieval streets and cafés).
Afternoon:
Continue the journey with short roadside breaks for coffee or snacks.
Evening:
Arrive in Cortina, check into your accommodation, enjoy a light stroll in town before dinner.
DAY 2 - (hike & hut)
Croda da Lago & Rifugio Palmieri
Morning:
Start the hike to Rifugio Palmieri at Croda da Lago, passing Lago Federa on the way.
Afternoon:
Explore trails around the hut and relax by the lake.
Evening:
Dinner and overnight stay at the hut ,enjoy the sunset over the Dolomites.
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Croda da Lago, Italy
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Gufidaun, Italy
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Bologna, Italy
Basilica di San Petronio - one of the largest churches in the world and longest indoor meridian line in the world, astronomers could measure the date, solstices, equinoxes, and even the Earth’s tilt. Cassini used it to prove the Earth’s elliptical orbit and refine our calendar. It made Bologna a center of astronomy in the 17th century. Go at noon
The Quadrilatero is Bologna's oldest market area (indoors) for foodies, mix of modern and historic food vendors, delis, butchers and wine bars.
Piazza di Porta Ravegnana & The Two Towers (Asinelli & Garisenda) Climb the 498 steps of the Asinelli Tower for best view over city
Head bach via Via del Pratello and take part in aperitivo tradition which means you order a drink (spritz, lambrusco, or a craft beer) and get small plates/snacks included. more authentic and less touristy than the main piazzas.
Barazzo – funky, live music sometimes
DINNER-
Bologna’s historic center is the birthplace of ragù alla Bolognese, handmade tortellini and lasagna layered with béchamel and Parmigiano.
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Florence, Italy
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Sanremo, Italy
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Nice, France