While in Stockholm for a couple of hours between trains, I had to make the most of it…merging some of the famous buildings together in one image . Fotografiska is a great place to be – this time exhibiting my favorite Erik Johansson again! As you are not allowed to take any photos, or at […]Read Post ›
Kotor has got one of the best preserved medieval Old Towns in the Adriatic and is a double Unesco World Heritage Site. No sun when we visited, but still beautiful – When you visit this old town, you will immediately notice how many cats there are… Lonely Planet even goes so far as featuring Kotor […]Read Post ›
For Frank this week. I’d love a yard with trees, leaves, cats – and wine as a roof.
There are many advantages to go on vacation off – season, and we often do. If you do a bit of research on the regional climate before you go, you might have a quiet, beautiful and less stressful visit than during the tourist season. If you are like me – one who doesn’t need to […]Read Post ›
Future? Now, let’s see what will happen this week! Amy has chosen Narrow as our theme. She says: Travel has taught me that once we go through a narrow path, alley, and/or road with a little patience, at the end it always opens up to pleasant surprises. Of course I agree – in urban areas: […]Read Post ›
More of Tbilisi, Georgia – there is, of course, a modern part of it as well…even if that was not the main reason for my visit! Strolling the busy streets, I looked through the windows of different restaurants and shops – and saw this fantastic wallpaper, with lamps in an oval shape. The overall photo […]Read Post ›
This week we are happy to have Viveka of My Guilty Pleasures as our guest host – and she has chosen Capital for us – to interpret our own special way. Maybe capital! ”Capital cities are a lot more than famous landmarks, squares, parks and monuments.” And indeed, they are. Being a former language teacher, […]Read Post ›
I guess Dubrovnik does not need any presentation to most of you – renowned for its beauty and millions of visitors every year. Dubrovnik, Croatia, is one of the most prominent tourist attractions here. First built in the 7th century, now with a population of about 43,000. In 1979, the city joined the UNESCO list […]Read Post ›
