EXPO 2015
Vanke shiny red pavilion resembling a dragon skin definitely does not pass unnoticed among Expo architectures!
Best of Expo 2015: the eye-catching Malaysia Pavilion
EXPO 2015
The Malaysia Pavilion’s eye-catching iconic silhouette draws visitors attention, magnetizes their cams collecting this way a stellar quantity of related posts on virtual networks.
Best of Expo 2015: Pavilion Zero
EXPO 2015
One of the most popular and appreciated pavilions of Expo 2015 is the so-called Pavilion Zero powered by the United Nations. A journey through mankind’s food history.
Best of Expo 2015: technologic wheat fields of China
EXPO 2015
This year each of us has a unique opportunity to visit the whole world visiting one single city. Yes, Expo 2015 in Milan is a chance to enjoy not only authentic Italian experience but also to discover the best and China Expo 2015, the most innovative achievements of the rest of the Planet.
Best of Expo 2015: Be a honeybee at the UK pavilion
EXPO 2015
The United Kingdom’s Pavilion is always a laudable experience at any Expo. And Expo Milano 2015 is not an exception.The UK’s extremely evocative beehive-looking metallic structure has already became one of the most appreciated pavilions of the Universal Exposition in Milan.
Best of Expo 2015: JUMP! At the Brazilian Pavillion
EXPO 2015
Best of Expo: No heels! And better no mini-skirts! Be sporty and casual. Only this way you can best enjoy one of the Milan Expo’s top experiences: the Brazilian Pavilion.
Best of Expo 2015: Breathing at the Austrian Pavilion
EXPO 2015
If you are planning to visit Expo-2015, you have plenty ticket possibilities: you can spend there one entire day, an evening only or you can get a seasonal pass. However, unless you will decide to invest entire weeks of your time for the Expo-2015 discovery, you will have to skip some national participations. There are simply too many pavilions, on-going shows, food events and restaurants.
Millenary Parma Cathedral
DESTINATIONS
Parma is one of the oldest cities of Italy. It was founded long-long time ago, in 183 b.C., by the ancient Romans. So no wonder, its tall two-thousand-years-old history is famous with its artistic and architectural tradition.