This is a cross post of @gabrielatravels/upsidedown-festival-100-custom-cars-100-epic-photos by @gabrielatravels.I attended UpsideDown Festiva with over 100 Custom tuned cars

With the summer officially starting last week, it was about time to get back on writing my festival-themed posts.Despite living in a city where festivals take place often even when it's not summer, between June and late September, the city is home to tens of festivals and events of all kinds, which is also a good excuse to get outside the house more often than usual.

From the little amount of time we managed to spend in Treviso, on the last day of our city break we decided to enjoy a walk without too many plans or a proper direction.That's how, we ended up exploring some less known points of interests you get if you search on Google for an itinerary, which, was very welcomed since we enjoy this kind of places more than the popular ones.

It's been almost 4 years since I made myself one of the most beautiful birthday gifts purchasing a Mountain Bike. I've already written a post with this purpose where I shared more stories, so I'll try to avoid repeating myself since I hate recycled content, but in short, I've always been passionate about bikes and roller skates.

A thing that I believe way too few people pay attention to when exploring a new country is cars. I'm saying that not just because I am a passionate person when it comes to vehicles in all their forms, but also because I consider them very suggestive when it comes to the culture of a new place explored.

As I'm often saying, even though I've always been an outdoors person and enjoyed the natural points of interests during my trips, when it comes to city breaks or basically a journey outside my country, it makes a lot more sense to focus on the urban tourist destinations from various reasons.