Toilet rolls, that’s one way of fighting the recent pandemic. I’ve tried to think about all the possible scenarios in which you could use them and I’ve come to term there has to be only one answer: toilet paper forts. What else would you empty the shelves of toilet rolls for? Or maybe people are…
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Everyone knows Gaudì and if you happen to travel to Barcelona, this famous architecture is nothing but a proud symbol of the city. Nevertheless, even though his most famous masterpieces are located in the Catalonian capital, some seems to be hidden away. And it was then, during my random trip to North of Spain, that…
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Green welsh-like landscapes, quirky religious background and gorgeous medieval architecture. Nothing less you can expect from the beautiful Asturias. Sitting in the far North of Spain, in-between Cantabria and Galicia, the comarcas of Asturias attract visitors from all over the world. Its delicious seafood cuisine filled with queso de cabrales and homemade sidra is nothing…
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Bilbao is the right spot to get your first taste of the Basque Country. Home to the Guggenheim and the famous pintxos, the euskera capital is now a great spot to explore art and gastronomy. Strolling down the Casco Viejo (very different from La Habana) only to end up in front of the Cathedral it’s…
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Visiting Jerash set you back in time to when the Romans and Greeks were around. An amazing colonnaded street worthy of Rome, a couple of ancient amphitheatres and even a hippodrome. The whole site has been beautifully preserved over time to become one of the landmark representing the lovely country of Jordan. What is Jerash?…
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The Valley of the Moon, also known as Wadi Rum, is one of the most magical desert biomes in the world. Home to petroglyphs dating back some 12’000 years, it’s hard to imagine what kind of history of humanity lies under this overwhelming landscapes. Massive ruby boulders, eccentric red sand dunes and starred nights are…
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One of the most challenging and often overlooked things about Petra is the hiking. Similarly to other famous destinations such as Machu Picchu or Rainbow Mountain, in order to visit Petra properly there will be plenty of hiking to do. Given the size of the site and the several different areas to visit you’re in…
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