Travel & Lifestyle
Planning a trip to Japan may sound intimidating, but believe me it does not have to be. Japan is such a self-sufficient country, it’s by far the easiest trip I’ve had to plan and without speaking the language. That said, I did a lot of trip research, I mean like a lot, before going the…
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Lisbon has a really special place in my heart. The narrow streets, the river, the food and coffee, the tiles and the hospitality really left me with an overwhelming feeling to return immediately just after I left. What I love most about the city is its old-style charm and the amazing monuments left behind by…
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Is looking for accommodation for your upcoming trip to Tokyo freaking you out? I know how you feel. Here’s five great tips to get you started on booking the perfect accommodation in Tokyo.
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Lisbon is an absolute dream to explore and honestly I can not compare it to any other European capital. You could stay for weeks and it would still not be enough time to discover all its hidden secrets. As a start, here’s my ideas on 10 things you can’t miss on your first trip to Lisbon.
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The city of Kanazawa is probably not on everyone’s Japan itinerary list. Most people just use the city as a transportation hub heading to Takayama or Shirakawa-go. Some include is as a day trip to visit Japan’s third most beautiful garden Kenrokouen. If you spend more than a day here, you’ll realize the town is…
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The Spanish capital of Madrid is beautiful any time of the year. Its historic city center is filled with many great things to do, see and eat. If you are visiting Madrid here’s a quick guide to Madrid’s city center and the sights you can’t miss.
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Tokyo is a big city with many layers to it. It’s impossible to try to reveal all the layers during a five-day stay, but I certainly tried my best. Asakusa falls under Eastern Tokyo in the Taito ward and it is separated from the more industrial Oshiage area, where you find the Tokyo Skytree, by…
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Kanazawa Castle, Japan 🙂
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Sometimes I wish the South of France was less crowded with tourists. Which is not the best thing to say, as I am one myself. Okay, not really. There must be some difference between a traveller and a tourist, as I see myself as a traveller wanting to experience the essence of my destination rather…
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Have you ever heard of the French town of Perpignan? Well, I haven’t. When the lady I took French conversation from mentioned it in one of our Friday afternoon sessions I was intrigued. She even suggested that I go there if I’m in the area. So that I did. En route from Barcelona to Provence,…
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The Nomadic Panda 