Italian espresso is all over Milan and no longer consumed only in bars, but also in markets, railway stations, bookshops and boutiques. Very good espresso is available all over the center of the city and so too is Starbucks as of 2018. 3rd wave coffee is slow to arrive in Milan as the city is saturated with really good espresso which always costs less than 1.50 euros. If you’re interested in old-school roasters, really good espresso and 3rd wave spots, this is the Thatch board for you.

Need to get some work down while in Florence? Well, unlike America, it is not always acceptable to bring your computer and work at a coffee shop in Italy. Which can make it a little tricky to find good spots to set up camp. These are my favorite digital nomad friendly coffee shops!

You may not know this, but Turin is truly a coffee capital! It was here that the very first espresso was poured, where Lavazza and many other coffee roasters call home. On this coffee tour in Turin, you’ll follow along with my guide to learn about the history of coffee in Turin, visit beautiful historic coffee houses, and learn of a few modern cafes changing the scene! This is a Thatch version of my top-rated Airbnb Experience. It includes the exact itinerary we follow PLUS loads of extra fun facts and spots to see. Includes: ☕️10 cafés to visit ☕️Italian Coffee Customs ☕️list of local Roasters 📖Historic facts about Turin & the cafés Plus: 🍹my private Aperitivo in Turin list for when you are ready for a different kind of drink 👍 If you’d like a more extensive or tailored guide to the city, feel free to reach out: IG @collineallemontagne 📧evelyn@collineallemontagne.com

The very best ultra luxury eco lodges that this continent has to offer. From the floral kingdoms of South Africa to the Simien mountains in Ethiopia & beyond. These lodges are the best way to experience the magical wildlife & scenery of this awe‑inspiring continent while focusing on sustainability & local initiatives.

Here a short list with few suggestions on where to eat, where to sleep and what to do when in Addis Abeba

Explore the coffee region or "eje cafetero" in Spanish on a 3-4 day trip. What you will find: - Why visit the Coffee Region in Colombia - Places to visit - How much time spend in each place You can do this itinerary either by car or by bus arriving at any of the main airports in the region! The itinerary is very flexible, it's designed for you to pick the activities depending on your preferences.

This Ultimate Colombia guide is based on 100+ hours of research and three months spent travelling all over the country. We absolutely fell in love with the breathtaking nature, complex history and vibrant people of Colombia and we want you to equip you to do the same! This guide includes an interactive map and details about our favourite towns, restaurants, activities and accommodations. It also includes information we have gleaned from slow travelling the country about tipping culture, holidays, best ATMs, transportation, safety and much more! Unlocking this guide gives you access for life so you will automatically receive any updates when we return to Colombia or hear of additional places to visit in the country. Plus this guide is web- and mobile-friendly so you can save it to reference as you travel through the country! Guide includes: - best time to visit (seasons, holidays, etc. ) - money stuff (currency, ATMS, tipping) - transportation (flying, busing, driving) - where to stay, what to do, where to eat and drink in the following cities: Cartagena, Santa Marta, Minca, Bogota, Salento, Jardin, Medellin, Guatape - 15 places that were recommended but we did not visit We hope this guide provides everything you need to know to plan your own trip to Colombia, whether that's for a week or 3 months! Tag us in your planning and travels so we can see your experiences in this amazing country! @EricandSarah_ *Full transparency: this is not an ultra-budget guide. We include a range of free to paid activities in each place, a variety of restaurant options and mid-range priced accommodations (mostly Airbnbs). It's based on our own travel style which we'd consider "medium budget" - we like to save money but are also willing to splurge on certain comforts and activities. We believe there is valuable information for any type of traveller though!

This guide, 'Medellín Unveiled: A Guide to Colombia's City of Eternal Spring', is designed to provide both luxury and group travelers with an insider's perspective on the vibrant city of Medellín. The aim is to go beyond the typical tourist trails and delve into the heart of the city, uncovering its culinary delights, outdoor adventures, and unique cultural experiences. Whether you're a food enthusiast eager to explore local markets and high-end dining, an adventurer ready to trek through lush landscapes, or a culture seeker looking to immerse yourself in the city's transformation story, this guide is your key to unlocking the magic of Medellín. It's not just about visiting Medellín; it's about experiencing the city like a local, with all the hidden gems and authentic experiences that come with it

You love coffee and want to explore Vietnam by tasting different coffees, staying at coffee farms and taking coffee workshops all over the country? Then this guide is for you. 10 Days | 9 Nights | 10 Coffees & things to do in between

Culture. Nature. Food. History. And everything you need. Recommendations based on authentic experience. 🛵 Attractions - Top attractions (min. 3) in each town 👄 Food - Must-eat local food at each place, in-depth food guides upcoming (Hanoi & Hoi An food guide available) 🌏 Stay - Options (min. 3) for each location: dorms, homestays, hotels Solo travel tips, useful personal opinions, and easy booking links are included. *This guide is constantly being updated. **Appreciate tips (at the bottom of the page) if you find this helpful!

🛏️ So you're going to the capital of Vietnam, Hanoi, and trying to figure out the most convenient place to stay? In Hanoi - and especially in the city center's Old Quarter, which has a jam-packed offer of affordable accommodation - it can be quite overwhelming to choose the right place to stay that will: ✅ Be close to the best sights, foods, cafes, and bars worth visiting ✅ Be clean, safe, and have extremely friendly staff ✅ Offer great value for the price ❌ Not be noise-polluted ❌ Not be dark/missing a window in your room ❌ Not be too far walking distance from all the worthy places to visit In this guide, I will uncover my recommendations for the best areas & hotels around city center's Old Quarter such as: 📍 Central Old Quarter Area 📍 West Old Quarter Area 📍 St. Joseph's Cathedral Area 📍 Hai Ba Trung Area 📍 Opera House Area And, by the way, all of the listed hotels have a rating higher than 9.0 on Booking.com, so I've got you covered with only truly excellent picks of services!

São Paulo boasts a vibrant and diverse coffee culture, with numerous coffee shops scattered throughout the city offering a wide range of experiences. São Paulo is home to a growing number of specialty coffee shops that cater to coffee connoisseurs and enthusiasts. Reflecting the global trend of third-wave coffee, many cafés in São Paulo focus on highlighting the unique flavors and characteristics of single-origin beans. In addition to specialty coffee shops, São Paulo boasts numerous cozy cafés and bakeries where locals gather to enjoy a leisurely cup of coffee accompanied by freshly baked pastries, cakes, and savory snacks. Some coffee shops in São Paulo double as cultural hubs, hosting art exhibitions, live music performances, literary events, and workshops. Whether you're a coffee aficionado seeking the perfect pour-over or simply looking for a cozy spot to unwind, São Paulo's coffee shops have something to offer for every palate and preference. Last updated: May 2024

If you are a remote worker/digital nomad, or a traveller needing to get some work done during your São Paulo vacation, I have compiled a list of the best and most comfortable places to do so.

Nestled between marvelous mountains and sparkling shores, Rio de Janeiro City, or simply Rio, beckons with its unparalleled beauty and pulsating energy. Its captivating landscapes, from iconic beaches like Copacabana and Ipanema to the majestic peaks of Corcovado and Sugarloaf Mountain, form the backdrop to a city teeming with life and culture. Steeped in history and infused with a dynamic mix of influences, Rio is a melting pot of traditions, rhythms, and flavors that captivate the soul. Samba, chorinho, and MPB (and Brazilian Funk Music) will fill your ears while delicious local food fills your mouth. In this guide, you'll find recommendations to fill up at least 4 days of your visit. Here, the focus is more on the not-so-well-advertised experiences because, for the "big" attractions, you can easily find recommendations anywhere. On this Guide: - Museums - Beaches - Historical landmarks - Places to eat and drink like a local - Parks/Gardens - +Experiences Join me and embark on a journey through the heart of Brazil's most vibrant metropolis. Have fun!

Welcome to my completely unorganized but oh-so-helpful map of Portland! An absolute smorgasbord of my own travels and research, suggestions from friends and strangers, and many treasures found along the way, this is where I compile all things Portland for my future trips and yours. Things I particularly love that you’ll find a lot of: ☕️ Coffee shops & bakeries 🌮 Local cuisine 🏛️ Museums of all kinds 🌳 Gardens & parks 🛏️ Boutique hotels 🍕 Small regional chains with good reputations All my guides in this category are $5 per 100 places included, but since I add to these constantly, you can lock down the lowest price today and gain a lifetime access!

Our favorite coffee shops from our first 2 years of being a Seattlite

Dive into Guatemala with this guide to Antigua! In this guide, I'll share some of my favorite restaurants, activities, cafes to work from, shops, and more. This is from my perspective as a digital nomad living in and exploring Guatemala. In addition to the classic restaurants and activities, I love finding places to shop local artisans, unique wellness experiences, and veggie-friendly eats. You can find all of that and more in the guide below! Also included are a couple hotels that I've stayed in myself or friends stayed in and highly recommend. I hope this helps you plan an epic trip to Antigua!

Guatemala's former capital city, Antigua, is a charming and colorful city with beautiful colonial architecture and a lively atmosphere. I spent ten days there on my trip to Guatemala, visiting gorgeous ruins and trying tasty food and coffee. Here are my favorite cafés in Antigua where you can enjoy delicious coffee and get some work done.

Get your caffeine fix! ☕ My insider's Bali Coffee Guide spills the beans on the island's quirkiest and most delicious coffee shops, serving up laughs and latte art in equal measure. This guide will have you sipping, smiling, and discovering Bali's hidden gems.

Canggu is a mecca for incredible cafes and co-working spaces. Whether you're a tourist wanting a great cup of coffee or a digital nomad searching for the perfect work spot, you will be spoilt for choice in Canggu. In this guide you'll find everything from upscale instagram worthy cafes, to budget friendly menus.

This map has everything you need to know for a budget friendly month long workation in the islands of Bali and Nusa Penida. You will find personally tried stays, work friendly cafes, co-working space options, attractions to visit, and laundromats (it's a month long trip, you gotta do laundry!).