Discovering Underground Naples

It is one of the most beautiful, largest and most famous squares in the world, but also the Plaza de España in Seville still holds secrets that not everyone knows. Also the protagonist of many successful movie films, it retains within itself the true soul ofAndalusia, a region divided between two worlds, the Arab and the Christian.

Did you know that the canals around are navigable? And that you can attend impromptu flamenco shows every day? This and much more hides this magnificent place, let's discover together all that, perhaps, you do not know.

The capsule hotel are a type of mini hotel that allows you to rest for a few hours or spend the night inside the airport, with undoubted advantages in terms of comfort, economy and time savings.

If the plane is delayed or if for any other reason you have to stay several hours at the airport and want to rest or relax in a quiet place, the rooms of the capsule hotel can become the ideal solution.

In Italy, for example, you can find them in different airports such as Orio al Serio in Bergamo, Malpensa (Milan), Capodichino (Naples), Verona, Venice and Turin.

The island state of Vanuatu in the South Pacific Ocean has a total area of 12,189 square kilometres and a current population of about 307,000.

One of the characteristics of this archipelago is that 113 indigenous languages are spoken and only Papua New Guinea has a comparable language density. The Araki language, for example, is spoken by only eight people.

Apart from numerous dialects, the official languages of Vanuatu are English, French and Bislama, a Creole language derived from English and which is the national language.

Vatican City, officially the Vatican City State, is a landlocked city-state on the Italian peninsula, the world's smallest sovereign state by population (869 according to a 2019 census).

The Vatican is what remains of the ancient Papal State, a portion of Italian territory over which, for centuries, the authority of the Pope reigned supreme. The real problems began with the birth of the Kingdom of Italy and the Pontiff's loss of temporal power. Today, only a tiny part of the State that once was remains.

Always a place of intrigue and mysteries but also a place of preservation of a great deal of Christian art, Vatican City still remains one of the most visited places in the world, and not only by Catholics or Christians, but tourists from all over the globe.

The MSC Seascape was delivered, the largest cruise ship ever built in Italy, which required a total investment of one billion euros.

The numbers of this ship are really impressive, as are its size. It is 339 meters long, 41 meters wide and 76 meters high. Its gross weight is over 170,000 tons and it can accommodate 5,600 people in 2,270 cabins. 1,658 crew members work on board.

MSC Seascape will become the flagship of the MSC Crocierefleet. Inside, of 13,000 square meters, there are lounge bar, outdoor restaurants, swimming pools and areas to relax and enjoy.

Most of the pollution in our cities is caused by the huge number of vehicles on the streets, and the traffic caused by rush hour, accidents, road construction sites and many other issues. But actually, which cities have the most city traffic in the world? A study now reveals this.

In fact, we can now know and monitor city traffic and figure out which are the world's busiest cities thanks to the TomTom traffic index, a system that looks at 389 cities in 56 countries on six continents and measures their traffic impact based on travel times, fuel costs and Co2 emissions.

The most virtuous countries are the United States and Australia, while it fares very poorly for some cities in Europe, Asia and South America.

The Moscow Kremlin is a fortified citadel located in the geographical and historical centre of the city of Moscow, on the left bank of the Moskva River, on Borovicky Hill. It is the oldest part of the city and is the seat of the parliament and government of Russia and the home of the head of state, as well as one of the nation's most important artistic and historical complexes.

Since 1990, the Moscow Kremlin has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its historical and cultural importance, including the Alexander Gardens, one of Moscow's first urban parks.

Despite these years of conflict, one cannot ignore the cultural power of Russia, Moscow and its architecture. Indeed, there are many curiosities and secrets in the Kremlin, and some are truly worth discovering.

Modern, ancient, colorful, some seemingly dangerous, but all beautiful and unique: spectacular bridges exist around the world.

In addition to obviously having a functional purpose for movement, bridges can often also have an interesting aesthetic value when some of the world's most famous architects design them.

Here are some of the most beautiful bridges ever, scattered around the world, that you may have never seen: browse the photo gallery to get to know them all and know where they are!

Norway is definitely one of the most beautiful countries to visit as a tourist. Between picturesque cities, fjords, and remote, unspoiled landscapes, a visit to the Scandinavian country is certainly one to consider at least once in a lifetime.

A characteristic country of Scandinavia, in its northernmost regions it is also possible to see the Northern Lights, one of the most beautiful nature spectacles of all.

But what exactly are the places worth visiting? Find out with us with this evocative gallery that will help you plan your personal dream trip.

The Brandenburg Gate is a neoclassical monument in Berlin. It is located on the western side of Pariser Platz in the Mitte district bordering the Tiergarten district.

It is probably the most famous and best known landmark of the German capital, opened to the public as far back as 6 August 1791 and appreciated by all tourists and travellers to Germany ever since.

From Napoleon's entry to the construction of the Berlin Wall, the Brandenburg Gate has remained in the background of major European historical events for more than two centuries. There is no shortage of curiosities and mysteries surrounding this monument.

Manhattanhenge, also known as the Manhattan solstice, is a phenomenon in which the setting of the sun is perfectly aligned with the streets running east-west through the borough of Manhattan, the 'island' of New York.

This phenomenon, which literally paralyses the streets of the Big Apple for a few minutes, occurs twice a year, at exactly the same distance from the summer solstice. The first occurs, in terms of time, around 28 May, while the second generally occurs around 12 July.

This phenomenon is named after the famous scientific divuigator Neil deGrasse Tyson, an astrophysicist at the American Museum of Natural History.

Mother Nature knows how to amaze us with phenomena of rare beauty capable of leaving those who observe them stunned, as if in contemplation of an incredible and unique spectacle.

If to admire them sometimes it is enough to gaze out the window of one's home and perhaps catch a glimpse of a fiery sunset or a particularly vivid rainbow, on other occasions one can set out to the remotest corners of the planet to unearth some of the most amazing natural phenomena ever seen.

But what are the rarest and most beautiful natural phenomena to see and where are they found?