Cuteness and convenience
After a year and a half of pandemic, it was nice to treat myself to short trips in Latvia as well as Canada.
Enchanting Gdynia, alluring Sopot, stunning Gdansk
Are you ready for the real show? Buckle up and put a helmet on because it’s a fantastic ride in Gdynia, Sopot and Gdansk to put the final touch to this Polish cycling trip.
Diving in the Polish seaside and countryside
Alright. Enough fooling around. Time to dive into Poland to spend a little time at seaside, cycle and see the countryside.
Entering the Polish Baltic coast through Hamburg
Back on the road! This time, I have a quick visit to Hamburg before entering Poland by train and bike. This will be a fun trip.
Germany is NOT the hell hole described by Ai Weiwei in The Guardian
Is Germany as bad for foreigners as a recent article in The Guardian suggests? As one of those who live here, I do not think so.
The tale of a lovely cycling trip in the Netherlands
I finally discovered the pleasure of a cycling road trip, combining it with the joy of visiting the Netherlands. What a trip that was! An experience I am keen to repeat in the near future.
Gorgeous isolation at the San Dan Kyo Gorge
Japan has great cities, temples and gardens, but what about raw nature? The perfect answer to that is spending half a day at the San Dan Kyo Gorge.
Sadness and beauty at Hiroshima
We travel for the pleasure of sightseeing, food tasting and sometimes socialising, but revisiting history’s darkest moments is sometimes mandatory. Hiroshima hits hard and you have to take it on the chin.
Eccentric urban style in Osaka
Alright. The Kyoto open-air museum was okay, but not necessarily my favourite destination. Osaka provided a most welcome change for a couple of days.
Temples, delicious food and a capsule hotel in Kyoto
Kyoto was awaiting for me on June 10 for a five-night visit in the former imperial capital of Japan. How did it go?