The alleys of Girona
Girona feels like an overlooked city, simply passed by many on their way to Barcelona. I did this myself a decade ago, but this time I will do my best to explore the streets and alleys of this gem in northeastern Spain.
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Girona feels like an overlooked city, simply passed by many on their way to Barcelona. I did this myself a decade ago, but this time I will do my best to explore the streets and alleys of this gem in northeastern Spain.
I have arrived in Andorra, one of the smallest states in Europe. Hidden away high in the Pyrenees mountains, the country is secluded and seldom visited.
It feels good to be back in Barcelona. The city is a very inviting mix of urban chic, historic flair and Mediterranean vibes. But the Catalan shouts for independence grows larger each day.
Elia Locardi is a professional photographer and a traveling nomad. I’ve been following him for several years on various medias. Earlier this year it was announced that he was busy producing his very own series on travel and photography, called Moments In Time.
After a tedious train ride to Esztergom we had finally reached the river Danube, separating Hungary from Slovakia. Over a thousand years ago, this was the capital of Hungary.
It has been almost a decade since my last visit to Budapest. Back then, ruin bars weren’t a big thing yet. The first of them, Szimpla Kert, opened up way back in 2002 but it really took off in later years.
I was curious to what I would find in Serbia. For obvious reasons, many of the surrounding countries are vary of Serbia, to say the least.
The historical port area of Hamburg is on the rise these days. The districts of HafenCity and Speicherstadt are once more buzzing with people and cranes.
As I was strolling along the pier Dlugie pobrzeze next to the Motlawa river, I was admiring the Hanseatic buildings of Gdansk. These majestic facades of brick and mortar have sheltered the inhabitants for centuries. Or have they?
The Vatican City State is the smallest state in the world, confined by the bustling metropolis of Rome. We made our way to St. Peter’s Square where a large crowd had gathered surrounded by the imposing pillars.