on the road: Santander with Silvina Ocampo
Recently I took the best from some days off and I went to Santander, in the northern spanish region of Cantabria. Thanks to the night bus, I arrived in Madrid […]
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hashtags #8: The Day I Went to Chernobyl
# On the next 26th April it marks 35 years since the nuclear disaster of Chernobyl happened in Ukraine. It is considered the worst nuclear accident in history, both in […]
To Listen: Porvoo, a Paradise in Colour
Porvoo is a beautiful town located in the suburbs of Helsinki, in Finland. Listen to the travel chronicle I wrote at the time it was published here at the blog. […]
Sakura in Tokyo: Cherry Blossom Trees Festival
As spring approaches, cherry blossoms’ bloom and Japan is, no doubt, the place to be and to celebrate sakura, the enchanted time of renewal and hope, beauty and new life. […]
On the Road: Poleka! Poleka! You are in Skopje
Dear all, these are the days we can’t travel but we can (and should) remember our experiences abroad. That’s one of the reasons for me to travel: to create wonderful […]
Trakai, a Must Go in your Trip to Vilnius
Vilnius is a charming city. Yet, one of my top recommendations if you are in the lithuanian capital, is to take a day to relax and visit Trakai. In fact, […]
My Weekend in Vilnius, capital of Lithuania
One of the things I know about you, dear reader, is that we share the excitement to travel and discover new destinations. For me it’s pretty normal (banal, I would […]
On the Road: One Day in Vila do Conde
One of the best things about living longer in a city is the chance to discover it on a deeper level. It happened when I lived in Porto, I had […]
On the Road: Four Days in Oviedo
Oviedo is one of those cities I immediately felt connected with. When (last february) I started to discover the asturian capital, I could feel some joy, growing and growing every […]
Rigas Diena: My 9 Months Experience 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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