Iceland... or the Land of Fire and Ice. An island born out of volcanic eruptions (it's home to over 130 active or extinct volcanoes), which eight thousands years ago was completely covered by ice (10% of its area is still covered by glaciers). A mixture of fire and ice, a major contrast. But this unique combination makes Iceland what it … Continue reading Iceland In The Fall
With a rich history behind, of almost two millenniums, London is one of Europe's most significant cities. Founded by the Romans in the 1st century AD, under the name of Londinium, it played a key role in the history of mankind, especially from the start of the Modern Era. As one of the leading global cities, London is a true financial … Continue reading London Calling
Kiev doesn't sound like a top touristic destination, right? I mean, it's the capital and largest city of Ukraine, a former Soviet Union country, still at war with Russia over its southeastern regions. Not many Ukrainians speak English, while most of the street signs are written only in Cyrillic, so you won't understand much. Despite all the … Continue reading Kiev, the city of the golden domes
I have been thinking lately to all the traveling and sightseeing opportunities that Romania has to offer, and got to one alarming conclusion: I had almost forgotten the beautiful side of my country. And since it's not a thing to brag about, I had to do something to change it. How? Well, a five days car trip, summing up just over … Continue reading Postcards from Romania
Portugal had become one of my favourite destination, right after my first trip there, back in September 2017. Since then, I've been to Lisbon several times, and each one of the visits was one of a kind, with its own characteristics and experiences. Lisbon is definitely not a city in which you could get bored easily. But as you … Continue reading Weekends in Portugal: Discovering Porto and Surfing in Peniche
"Little Vienna"... A nickname given to so many cities across Europe, throughout the years. It's not hard to figure out why: the Austrian capital is a standard for the Baroque architecture, and has an artistic legacy that is worldwide famous. But enough about Vienna... Now is the time to talk about Ruse, the fifth largest … Continue reading A day in Ruse, Bulgaria’s “Little Vienna”
I've never been too interested in a trip to Dubai, I've always seen it as an artificial city, built with tons of money, which lacks a history of its own. Well, I have to say that after a week spent there, this opinion hasn't changed much, but in the same time, I must admit that I've … Continue reading My Dubai: The city of gold and skyscrapers
I've successfully escaped! From what? From the reality, my daily routine and my daily life in Bucharest. I've left them all behind. For four days... I know, it sounds funny... Maybe there were only four days on the calendar, but it seemed like an eternity to me. I can't stop smiling, while I write this … Continue reading An escape to Tuscany
