Articles #112
Back to the Highlands; return to the heart of Scotland
Highlands, the heart of ScotlandI was walking in the rain on the stones of the old Stirling Bridge, with the closed umbrella serving as a cane. The...
Isle of Skye, the icon of Nova Scotia
It is the second largest island in Scotland and the third tourist destination in the country. Although numbers and positions aside, Skye is, fortunately,...
Glasgow, that city you didn't plan to go to...
This city is changing, and a lot...Glasgow is one of those cities that are defined by opposition: Madrid versus Barcelona, Tel Aviv versus Jerusalem,...
Edinburgh: Secrets Beyond the Royal Mile
Arthur's Seat in EdinburghWe agree: Edinburgh It brings together so many attractions and interesting corners in its historic center that we can spend...
24 hours in Bergen
Bergen: yesWe wake up rocked by the midnight sun. Its dim yellowish light is an invitation to explore this port city that rest in the shelter of seven...
Stavanger travelogue: the Norwegian city of oil, street art and the Pulpit
Stavanger, the wooden cityWHERE TO SLEEPEilert Smith Hotel (Nordbøgata 8): The functionalist exterior –designed by the architect Eilert Smith in the...
Flamsbana: 50 minutes by train that will bring you to life in Norway
Norway is not heaven (but almost) . And you will be much closer when you get to know this magical train that discovers one of the most beautiful places...
Iceland, the mesmerizing power of water
Iceland is one of those countries where the Mother Nature, without claiming it or boasting about it, it puts man in his place. Makes us small until we...
The Golden Circle: history, waterfalls and geysers in Iceland
Iceland it is a relatively young island formed by the separation of the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates about 16 million years ago . A whole...
Travelogue: dissecting Copenhagen
Two women cycling through CopenhagenWHERE TO SLEEPHotel Ottilia _(Bryggernes Plads 7) _the effervescent Carlsberg neighborhood competes with its neighbor...
Sleeping with a blanket in summer: the highest towns in Spain are in Teruel
Valdelinares, this is what the highest town in Spain looks likeIn the middle of summer, when the heat is pressing, we seek refuge from those nights...
In defense of cool talk
The mayor of the town of Algar, Jose Carlos Sanchez Barea , has revolutionized in recent months this town of just over 1,000 inhabitants by starting a...