Rigas Diena #17: The Definitive Guide of Riga
This expat experience made me and A. discover quite well Riga. During 9 months, we´ve found restaurants, bars and special places that made us feel at home in the latvian […]
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Rigas Diena #16: Au Revoir Riga!
And so it ends! After 9 months in Riga, my expat experience in the baltic region will have an end next June. That´s right, after arriving in Latvia October last […]
Rigas Diena #15: Riga´s Guide for the Curious Expat
‘Riga for Curious Traveler’ is one of the books I have in my bedside table, together with a Fyodor Dostoievsky novel and Matilde Campilho poetry. As you may imagine, this […]
Rigas Diena #14: ‘Name Day’ Tradition
Today is Malda and Melita´s name day. Karlina and Lina celebrated it yesterday. And tomorrow, this one I´m sure you know!, is Valentine´s (name) day. Latvia is one of the countries […]
Rigas Diena #13: My online course in Kuuka
As I wrote previously, Riga is one of the most perfect cities to peregrinate inbetween coffee shops. The week that just passed I decided to occupy Kuuka, a quiet but […]
Rigas Diena #12: 21st Century Square
As you (surely) have noticed, newspapers are very important to me. Over and over again, I read a newspaper and I imagine each one as a different city: with its […]
Travellers Chat #5: Ruta from Ruta Travels
Ruta is a latvian student living in Barcelona, Spain. This 26 years old girl loves challenges and highlight the norwegian Trolltunga trail as one of her unforgetable travel experiences. In […]
Rigas Diena #11: A tea with Heraclitus
This last week I´ve been reading a lot. In Lisbon I used to read at home but also outside, in the public transportation or in the parks. In Riga, home […]
Rigas Diena #10: The Metachronicle
This week I want to write a chronicle about my return to Riga. Firstly, I will refer my departure from Lisbon. I should mention that I met A. in Paris. […]
Rigas Diena #9: The Timeless Chain
It´s been more than a week since I arrived in Cascais (my hometown, in the suburbs of Lisbon). Christmas means family and that´s why I came to spend some days […]
