For a panoramic view of Barcelona’s Old Port (Port Vell) and its surrounding areas, the Columbus Monument (Mirador de Colom) is a must-visit. Erected for the 1888 International Exhibition, this towering structure, standing at over 196 feet, features a bronze statue of Christopher Columbus, the famed explorer whose voyages were financed by the Spanish Crown….
The simple beauty of Cadaqués lies not only in its spectacular sea views but also in the quaintness of the town itself, particularly the old town or medieval quarter. This neighborhood, centered around the Church of Santa Maria and extending down to the harbor, is a maze of narrow, sloping walkways lined with whitewashed houses….
Cadaqués, a charming coastal village, is renowned for its fresh seafood. During a short visit, we tried meals at a few places and found three establishments that stood out for their menu or ambiance. Restaurante Casa Nun Located at Plaça des Portitxó, 6, just past ‘restaurant row’ on the waterfront and hidden behind the big…
Barcelona is a city that will capture your heart and imagination. Filled with stunning art, fascinating history, and endless things to see and do, it’s a destination that should be on every traveler’s bucket list. As the capital of Catalonia, Barcelona is a city that’s fiercely proud of its unique culture and heritage. Here, you’ll…
Cassis is home to a handful of picturesque beaches and rocky coves, each offering a unique experience for visitors. Some are easily accessible, while others require a bit of extra effort to reach. Regardless of which one you choose, you’ll be treated to stunning views of the crystal-clear, turquoise waters that make this part of…
Norway, consistently ranked as one of the happiest countries in the world by the UN World Happiness Report, has no shortage of incredible experiences to offer visitors. From the awe-inspiring natural phenomena like the Northern Lights and the stunning fjords to the unique cities that celebrate Norwegian art, culture, and history, there’s something for all…
In the winter of 1883, at the age of 30, Vincent van Gogh arrived in the small Dutch village of Nuenen. He took up residence with his parents in the vicarage of the Dutch Reformed Church, where his father served as the pastor. Little did anyone know that this quiet, unassuming town would be the…
When planning a trip to Europe, one of the smartest things you can do is choose an airport that’s easy to navigate and has good public transportation options. After a long flight, the last thing you want is to struggle with confusing layouts or expensive taxi rides. That’s why we highly recommend flying into Amsterdam…
If you’re an art lover visiting Aix-en-Provence, you won’t want to miss the chance to walk in the footsteps of one of the city’s most famous sons: Paul Cézanne. Born in Aix in 1839, this pioneering Post-Impressionist painter left an indelible mark on the art world and on his hometown. While Cézanne spent some time…
If you’re visiting New Orleans and looking for a free activity that lets you experience the mighty Mississippi River, consider taking a walk along the Moonwalk. This brick promenade, which runs along the riverfront, is a favorite spot for locals, street musicians, and travelers alike. It’s also where you’ll find some of the best views…