In Leiden, Netherlans, there is One of the few Floating Christmas Market in Europe.
We are in Leiden, Netherlands, where a market built atop boats is one of the few floating Christmas markets in Europe! As we know, Christmas markets are a very popular […]
Greece: The ruins of Old Navarino Castle
We are in Greece, where the ruins of a 13th-century fortress perched above a really breathtaking Mediterranean bay. Once an important observation place, it was built in Greece in the […]
Santa Cruz del Islote: the Island of the Caribbean with 105,000 inhabitants per Km²
Santa Cruz del Islote is a tiny coral island, one of the smallest in the San Bernardo archipelago, and it is located across from the Gulf of Morrosquillo in the […]
Nagoro: the Japanese Scarecrow Village.
In this small village, the children still sit in the classroom behind their desks, staring at the teacher, while on the road a group of elderly people wait for the […]
Tokyo’s Akihabara Electric Town
A great place to walk around and absorb the japanese metropoli’s sights and sounds is Akihabara (秋葉原) district. Just two stops from Tokyo Station, Akihabara is a neighborhood known for […]
Bolivia’s Witch Market – Mercado de las Brujas
If we are on Calle Jiminez and Linares between Sagarnaga and Santa Cruz in, it’s impossible not visit the Witches’ Market of La Paz, Bolivia, which is located right in […]
Exclusive: the sad fate of the historic Tokyo’s Tsukiji Fish Market.
The Japanese capital prepares itself for the 2020 Olympic Games, and the historic Tsukiji fish market is now closed forever. Following years of delays and plenty of controversy, Tokyo’s Tsukiji […]
Tashirojima: a paradise for cat-lovers in Japan.
Tashirojima (田代島) is a small, rural island off the coast of central Ishinomaki City in Miyagi Prefecture. Informally known as “Cat Island”, It’s just over three kilometers long and It […]
Tokyo Skytree: an incredible view from 451 meters high!
Tokyo Skytree, is a broadcasting and telecommunications tower in Tokyo, and at a height of 634 metres, it was the world’s second tallest structure, after the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. […]
Vinárna Čertovka: the narrowest street in Prague has a pedestrian traffic light!
Vinárna Čertovka is known as the narrowest street in Prague. The half-a-meter-wide path is probably more of a staircase than a proper street, but that hasn’t stopped people from celebrating […]
Notre Dame des Laves
We are at the foot of an active volcano, where sits a church miraculously spared by its lava. France’s Réunion island is no strangers to volcanic activity, in fact, since […]
2 Millions of People per Day: Shibuya crossing in Tokyo is the busiest in the world!
Strange…but true! In a metropolis like Tokyo, one of the biggest tourist attractions is a crosswalk, not a historical monument, a museum or a park. Shibuya is a shopping district […]
Colorow’s Cave
In the middle of a suburban Denver neighborhood, there is a cave that once provided comfort for a prominent Ute chief and his people. Before the European settlers went west, […]
Ireland’s Hungry Tree
We are within the grounds of The Honorable Society of King’s Inns, Ireland’s oldest school of law, founded in 1541 during the reign of King Henry VIII, where an 80-year-old […]
Longyearbyen: the Norwegian town where it’s illegal to die.
Longyearbyen might just be one of the strangest and particular towns there is to visit in our planet. But that’s sure, it is the most Nordic part of the world. […]
Fountain of Union: Slovakia’s largest fountain is a relic of its Soviet past.
At the center of a city square in Bratislava there is a big relic of the Soviet era. It’s called the “Fountain of Union”, or “Druzba” and it’s the Slovakia’s […]
