Emilia Romagna is perfectly located between river Po in the north and the Apennines mountains in the south. The fertile flood plains of the longest river in Italy together with the micro climate created by the winds in the valley contribute to the wonderful regional food.
It feels good to be back under the Tuscan sun. Today I’m enjoying a sunny day in Florence, the vibrant epicenter of Tuscany. Last time I was in Florence, the city was totally overrun.
Even the best of plans can change, and it’s not necessarily a bad thing. As I was standing on top of mountain Fløyen in Bergen, I thought back on why I came there.
This is part 10 of my quest for finding movie locations around the world. Contents: No Time To Die, Sherlock, Day of the Jackal, The Sandman, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, Scott Pilgrim, Spring, Death and Other Details, Vikings Valhalla, Hitman.
It feels bittersweet to be back in London. In some ways it’s like a different Britain these days, post-Brexit, post-Elizabeth and post-Covid. But some things still stay the same, as I discovered that my bench in Jubilee Gardens is still there.
My book about traveling contains over 300 pages of stories from my travels during three decades, a lot of countries and even more cups of coffee.
