This post is about a short visit I made to the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs in the late 2000s. In France, we… Read More »French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs in Paris
Remember my post about the fact that Japan is actually an ugly place? If not, please, go read it first: Ugly Japan I threatened to… Read More »Ugly Japan in Konoura, Shodoshima
A few days ago, I finally started reading Dogs and Demons by Alex Kerr, whom you’ve probably at least heard about if you have the… Read More »Ugly Japan
Saying that I’m not too familiar with Bruges is a bit of a euphemism. I’ve spent less than half a day in the city. Well,… Read More »Bruges
You may have already heard of Carcassonne in the French South-West. In very short, it’s a walled medieval city that became important during the Albigensian… Read More »Carcassonne Castle
Two weeks ago, I went to Kyoto! It’s not a trip I wanted to make. I don’t think it’s a very good idea to travel… Read More »Kyoto without Tourists!
Today, we’re ending our series about Andorra (for now?) with El Pas de la Casa, a quite peculiar and unique town. You can reach it… Read More »Pas de la Casa in Andorra
When visiting Brussels, back in 2009, I stumbled upon a very unique exhibit: pieces of the Berlin Wall.
Today, for our penultimate post about Andorra (for now?) I want to tell you about a small somewhat hidden valley that is one of the… Read More »Incles Valley – Andorra
We’re returning to Andorra today with a brief post about the Ordino Pass (Coll d’Ordino in Catalan). It’s just one of the many mountain passes in the country.… Read More »Ordino Pass / Coll d’Ordino – Andorra
Today, we continue visiting Andorra with the village of Pal. One of the most charming villages in the country. The rapid growth of the Andorran… Read More »Andorra – Village of Pal
(this is the second post of my series about Andorra, if you have missed the first one, here it is) When I was a… Read More »Sant Joan de Caselles Church in Andorra
