Rigas Diena: My 9 Months Experience Now on a FREE ebook
Riga is one of the several cities I had the chance to live over the last years. The Latvian capital has finally grown in attention and, regularly, I’ve been asked […]
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hashtags #2: Home Far From Home
# I´m really open to discover new cities and new cultures. But I´m also interested in returning to places where I´ve been before. If it´s a fact that I don´t know […]
From Riga to Nice, what changed in one year
One year ago I was living in Riga. As I wrote previously, to live in Latvia was a huge challenge, not only for me but also for my girlfriend. We […]
photo essay #71: Winter in Riga, Latvia
travel with other photo essays ‘Rigas Diena’ is a collection of 16 chronicles about my experience of living 9 months in Riga. Download it for free in a pdf that also […]
2016 In Review: Most Remarkable Trips
2016 was a plentiful year in terms of travels. In fact, it was so far the year that made me accomplish many of the trips I had in my bucket […]
2016 Year In Review: Best Books I Read
December is the right time to reflect about the year is about to finish. Although my blog is very focused on travels, literature is also on the top of my […]
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 […]
Nice is nice #1: A New Expat Experience
It´s been more than a month that me and A. moved to Nice, Cote d’Azur´s capital, in the south of France. This period, so far, was good enough to experience […]
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 […]
