For my grandmother....

Lots of blue sea and yellow sun penetrating one another.

For your next trip to Venice I highly suggest staying on Lido! You can bike and swim everywhere. It's like a big, beautiful, tropical Italian paradise. And, if you must go to Venice, it's only a 12 minute vaporetto ride away, but trust, one taste of Lido and you might not need Venice! Here is my hotel recommendation for those of you within a budget (http://www.hotelvillaparco.com/).

I studied at the Savannah College of Art and Design and fell in love with Savannah. Exploring the city by foot became a favourite pastime after living my entire life in a place where you can barely go anywhere without a car. Savannah is the perfect place for such a pastime, what with its historic architecture, and its Southern charm where utter strangers will often exchange greetings. While I have a lot of cherished places there, my absolute favourite route goes through these three squares down in Bull St. You can find out more about this illustration in my blog.

Absolutely lovely, charming and beautiful city - Porto!

The Venissa estate is an ancient walled vineyard restored by the Bisol family that dominates the Island of Mazzorbo and gives its name to the restaurant/ostello structure that is managed by the renowned Bellunese chef Paola Budel.
The Venissa estate also plays host to vegetable gardens, orchards and a fish farm which emphasize the enogastronomic culture of the Lagoon. In this authentic natural environment and agricultural park - created within the territory of the Lagoon Park institution and owned by the Municipality of Venice - it is possible to stay in any of the six welcoming rooms that overlook the lagoon and the estate.

The capital of California is packed with varied art and architecture, residents with varied nationalities, more trees per capita than Paris, and is in driving distance to some of the best places in the U.S. Even after living here for just 1-1/2 years, I continually find something new to love about it.

This is my neighborhood and I love it here.
It's kind of got a European influence with a large German influence. I wanted to share the things I like to do and the unique feature in this little neighborhood.

Since I haven't been everywhere I want to go yet, St. Louis is my favorite place for now.

It's not a commercial place, You go there to immerse yourself in a calm and beautiful environment. The town is artistic inspiration for many people. It has a specific vibe.

Here is a little guide to some of the most beautiful cafés in the Boulevard Saint-Germain. They are my favorite places to go in Paris and I recommend each and everyone of them.
Joana Faria (www.atelierjoanafaria.com) (www.joanafaria.wordpress.com)

I have lived in this neighborhood longer than anywhere else in my life so far. I never get tired of walking around and admiring all the different styles of architecture. In the spring, there is a house tour where you get to see the interiors as well.

Hello! Cheers from Tashkent, Yulia

Jeju-Do, the volcanic island :D