Before I write individual posts about every single experience here is a recap of what I ACTUALLY did on my month in Argentina + Chile! #ArgentinaTR
Reschensee, aka Lake Reschen or Lago di Resia. The submerged steeple (…) During the winter the water freezes and the steeple can be reached on foot…
The Vinschgau Valley, located in north-western South Tyrol (Italy) is the upper part of the Adige or Etsch river valley and is accessible through Meran when arriving from Italy. Gateway to the Stelvio National Park, the Vinschgau Valley stretches all the way to to the borders of Switzerland and Austria, the latter being connected by a highway.
Whale watching in the Genova Canyon, the deepest of the Mediterranean. From humpback whales to dolphins and sperm whales…
My recommendations on what to do and where to stay in any season in the Dolomites, Italy – even if you don’t ski!
Being in the area just before Christmas really added a lot to the experience, not because I am a fan of festivities (on the contrary, I am the Grinch) but because the snow, trees covered in white, all those lights in and around the houses make the environment so cozy and warm despite the cold weather. So if the Grinch liked it, you will love it…
It was a long day with flights and too many turbulences. But for me, the real trip starts now: a night train will take me and my friend to Jörn, in the Swedish Lapland, 10 hours away from Stockholm…
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