From 2011 to 2012 I was lucky enough to be able to travel around the world.

My backpack and I left Rome for eight months travelling towards the EASY, living a continuous summer across all the continents and experiencing incredible and unrepeatable experiences.

The thrill of a hunting lioness, the feeling os being so small on the Great Wall and the magic on Easter Island, dancing all the night at the Full Moon Party, participating in the Carnival in the Rio Sambadrome. But there was also the fear of dying under a landslide, the terror of being surrounded by a shark and feeling smelled by 'something', in the dark Amazon forest night. The risk of getting lost in the Patagonia and the anger of been robbed halfway through the trip.  On a bike with Cambodians, surfing with Australians, playing football on the beach with Brazilians, drinking wine with Argentines... everyday was a new story with new people, giving me the priceless feeling of having the freedom to manage and live every day of ,y life.

There are so many and so strong emotions that will remain indelible forever in my memory and for my whole life.

In these pages you will find, day by day, some short stories about the greatest adventure of my life

There is no better way to start a new year than in Buenos Aires. (MAP) "La Capital Federal" of Argentinian Republic is the perfect place to relax a few days after so many exausting activities down in Patagonia.

Buenos Aires

After recovering from new year's eve parties, the first place to go is Plaza de Mayo. This square is in the center of the city, it is its symbol, and it is where all the protests of this young country take place.

Plaza de Mayo, Buenos Aires

Besides more than 20 years already passed, here is the place where the "desaparecidos" mums gather every week, still trying to find a reason and a responsible for what happened during the terrible years of dictatorship.

Plaza de Mayo, Buenos Aires

9th of July, the Argentinian independence day, is the name of one of the biggest road in the world. This huge road vasts an incredible number of lanes and split the city into two parts.

Avenida 9 de julio, Buenos Aires

Puerto Madero is the old harbour which, due to a wrong architecture planning, was actually used for only few years before replaced by the new one. Today is the new "barrio", full of life, clubs, skyscrapres and some restaurant-boat.

Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires

Far away from the center, Boca is a complete different district with small and untidy roads. Boca Junior is the team where Diego Armando Maradona used to play before going to Europe.

La Boca, Buenos Aires

Boca Junior Stadium, Buenos Aires

Caminito is one of the most touristic yet beautiful "barrio" of Buenos Aires. Its coloured and traditional houses, the narrow streets, tons of restaurant and shops... It's just a perfect place to spend half a day.

Caminito, Buenos Aires

Caminito, Buenos Aires

Tango, Buenos Aires

"Tigre", Buenos Aires river, offers lots of recreational activities... worth trying

Tigre river, Buenos Aires
Tigre river, Buenos Aires

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