By: Chiara June 13, 2019March 29, 2021 My Travelfeatured, gondola, Italy, Photographs from Venice, Rialto Bridge, venezia, what to do in venice, what to do in venice in 3 days5 Comments

What to do in Venice, Italy

A visit to this glorious city will guarantee you unforgettable images of distinct bridges arching over tiny canals, lovers on fancy gondolas serenaded by their gondolier, the city’s architecture as a backdrop, the eerie alleyways you feel thankful if it gets crowded. It is a city that everyone should visit at least once in their life time!

Here is a rundown of what you can do in Venice for 3 days.

By: Chiara April 2, 2019March 27, 2021 Photo Diaryfeatured, In My Somewhere, Memories of Nice, Streets of Nice, Streets of Nice France, travel blog, What to see in Nice France4 Comments

Streets of Nice (And Confessions Of A Blogger Wannabe)

One of the reasons why I started this blog, was to share travel tips, itineraries, experiences and travel photos with the hopes of inspiring and helping first timers to Europe plan out their trip. Which I am still aspiring to be able to fulfil in the future.
Because I am having a ‘writer’s block’ at the moment (though I have never been a writer to begin with) on how to write how to and what to blog entries, I have decided to start a series of ‘Photo Diary’ to be able to share our photos minus the pressure of a real write up.

By: Chiara March 3, 2019March 27, 2021 Road TripsDiscover Victoria, featured, In My Somewhere, Lindenderry at Red Hill, Mornington Peninsula, Picnics at The Lindenderry, Wander Victoria, What to do in Mornington Peninsula2 Comments

Birthdays and Picnics at The Lindenderry

The Lindenderry at Red Hill is just an hour’s drive from Melbourne. Located in the hinterland of the most charming Mornington Peninsula. The moment you drive into the estate and look on the left side, you will be greeted with a dreamy view of the estate, which instantly transports you a world away. The carefully cultured grapevines, rows of perfect cone shaped pine trees and rose bushes that leads to the hotel’s entrance gives you that European country side feel.

By: Chiara February 1, 2019March 28, 2021 Road TripsDiscover Australia, featured, Great Ocean Road Trip, How to See The Great Ocean Road in Three Days, Loch Ard Gorge, Photos of The Great Ocean Road, Port Campbell National Park, The Great Ocean Road, The Twelve Apostles, Wander Victoria, Willows Tea House6 Comments

How to see The Great Ocean Road in 3 Days

The Great Ocean Road is about a 240km stretch or approximately a five hour drive of winding coastlines at the lowest tip of Australia facing the Southern Ocean. A destination popular for 1) road trips for its infinite views, 2) surfing for its ripping waves, 3) swim spots for its sandy beaches, 4) relaxing coastal towns and it’s numerous cafes, 5) inland activities and 6) home to the iconic limestone stack formation – The Twelve Apostles, just to name a few.

By: Chiara September 8, 2018March 27, 2021 Road TripsA Quick Guide to Daylesford and Hepburn Springs, Bardot, Chickwish, featured, Hepburn Bathhouse and Spa, Hepburn General Store, Hepburn Springs for the Weekend, lavander fields near Melbourne, Lavandula Swiss Italian Farm, The Boathouse, The Convent Gallery, Wander Victoria, Where to find lavender fields in Melbourne2 Comments

Daylesford and Hepburn Springs: A Quick Weekend Guide

If pure rest and relaxation is what you seek to achieve for a weekend getaway, then here is a quick weekend guide on what you can see and do around Daylesford and Hepburn Springs for two days. Read and discover where to find one of the best lavender fields in Melbourne.

By: Chiara August 5, 2018February 4, 2019 My Travelfeatured, Fenocchio, Flower Market, France, In My Somewhere, L'escale Saleya, Nice, Old Town, South of France, travel blog, What to do in Nice4 Comments

Nice: A Day In The Old Town and Flower Market

There is no better way of spending a day in Nice than hanging out at the Old Town and Flower Market.Ditch the rigid itinerary and leave all holiday cares, as when you are here, you want time to tick very slowly.

By: Chiara June 21, 2018March 23, 2021 My TravelA french garden, Chateau de Versailles, day trips from Paris, featured, Grand Trianon, Hall of Mirrors, Palace of Versailles, Petit Trianon, Queens Hamlet, Tips for visiting Palace of Versailles, What to do in Versailles8 Comments

How to see Versailles In A Day

Make sure to reserve a whole day to see the Palace of Versailles and be ready to be taken back in time and have a glimpse of the extravagant lives of the Monarchs, Marie Antoinette and the French Revolution.

By: Chiara June 15, 2018March 23, 2021 My TravelEiffel Tower, europe, Fat Tire Tours, featured, Louvre, Mercure Hotel Paris, Palace of Versailles, Paris, Paris Guide, Paris itinerary, photography, Siene River Cruise, travel, What to do in Paris7 Comments

How to see Paris in Five Days

A first-timer’s guide to Paris. What to do in Paris for 5 days.

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Mellow In Yellow

By: Chiara June 3, 2021June 3, 2021

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After what seemed to be the longest time, Nikky and I finally had a day off together. Working out our same days off before returning to work from my maternity leave had been one of my topmost anxiety triggers a few months ago. I was stuck in a rot trying to plan out my workdays…

Celebrating Caleb’s 1st Birthday in Lockdown

By: Chiara March 29, 2021March 30, 2021

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While I was still pregnant with Caleb I already had plans in my head about when to throw him his BIG birthday celebrations — that is on his milestone years. 1st birthday, 7th birthday, 21st birthday (the 40th, 50th, 60th birthday, well Caleb can decide that on his own). While the other equally special birthdays,…

Spring Picnic and a Poem for Caleb

By: Chiara October 6, 2020October 5, 2020

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Our precious Caleb had just turned seven months old. How precious have the days gone by. This was his first picnic and surely it won’t be the last.

TabLEscape: A Love Language

By: Chiara September 22, 2020April 3, 2021

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TablEscap-ing or simply setting up a pretty dining table, helps evelate simple everyday meals to an exciting, fun, pleasurable and memorable experience for loveones, family and friends.

Mother’s Day: The Morning After

By: Chiara June 2, 2020April 7, 2021

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There is one thing special about this post.
It is that finally, after my nearly 40 years of existence I was able to join the thousands of amazing and wonderful women who get to be honoured and celebrated on the first Sunday of May — Mother’s Day!