Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah
This dramatic photograph takes up the pinnacles result of the millennial erosion which has been subjected to these rocks occurring in this valley in the shape of an amphitheater. Close relatives of it are: the pinnacles of Göreme, Cappadocia in Turkey, in-laws of the Penitentes, in the Andes between Chile and Argentina. The territory of [...]
What to see in Belgium: Royal Greenhouses of Laeken
Designed by the architect Balat, the greenhouses are a magical place that captivates lovers of architecture of the nineteenth century and plant enthusiasts, with its huge windows with metal structure that host flowers, plants and many rare species. It was initially designed by William I as a vast orangery which was under Leopold II, who [...]
France | The city and the medieval festival of Semur en Auxois in Burgundy
That’s why we go back again in those parts, to be precise from the parts of Semur en Auxois, in Burgundy (just north of Dijon and very south of Paris). We are going to Anchor in Semur because the first and the two are held here June medieval days to celebrate the long history of [...]
The top 5 beaches in Mexico
The beaches of Mexico can be divided into three major areas, the Caribbean coast to the south east, the Gulf of Mexico to the east and the Pacific coast to the west. The Riviera Maya is a Caribbean paradise with white sand and turquoise warm waters, coral reefs, tropical fish but also many tourists. The [...]
Locks of love on the bridges of Paris
We have already spoken several times about it, but did we not imagine that the current situation had degenerated to this point. In two years Pont des Arts, one of the most beautiful in Paris became the Bridge of padlocks. The same fate had Pont de l’Archevêché, right in front of Notre Dame with its [...]
Magic Scotland | Fairy Pools in Isle of Skye
In order to see a pretty nice panoramic place you need to land on the Isle of Skye, Scotland. Here the Fairy Pools will make you think of fairy tales, the elves and all the characters more or less like we imagine them on those cold lands. Skye is part of the Hebrides and is [...]
Leshan Giant Buddha in China
It’s the largest Buddha statue in the world, just think that is 71 meters high and can be seen from dozens of miles away and a finger of its foot is bigger than one person’s. Since 1996 it has been protected by UNESCO as a world heritage site. The Buddha statue is located in China [...]
La Mancha in Consuegra and the windmills of Don Quixote
After visiting Toledo I got in the car and left behind the crowd, the palaces, the freeways and traffic of the big city, heading for Consuegra. The closer I got to the small town the more I felt like in a novel. Don Quixote and Sancho Panza were in front of me at every street [...]
Harpa concert hall in Reykjavik
Harpa is a concert hall and conference center, the newest of the public buildings constructed in Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland. The building was inaugurated with a concert in May 2011. It is an example of investment in culture, a way out of the grave economic crisis that hit the North Island. Harpa is designed [...]
