Porto by Train: A stop at Campanhã Station
As I stepped onto the platforms, I noticed the mix of modern trains and historical architecture. There is a rhythm here—people moving quickly, trains arriving and departing, and the hum…
As I stepped onto the platforms, I noticed the mix of modern trains and historical architecture. There is a rhythm here—people moving quickly, trains arriving and departing, and the hum…
A Silent Village in the Mountains La Mussara is one of the most mysterious places in Tarragona, Catalonia. Hidden in the Prades Mountains, this abandoned village feels frozen in time.…
Velenje is a small town in northern Slovenia, surrounded by forests, hills and lakes. When I arrived to spend a Day in Velenje, the town felt calm and open, far…
La Pedrera, also known as Casa Milà, stands on one of Barcelona’s busiest streets. From the outside, it already feels different. The stone façade looks like waves frozen in time.…
Montjuïc Castle sits on top of Montjuïc hill, watching Barcelona from above.When you arrive, the city noise slowly disappears. The air feels fresher, the sea looks closer, and everything becomes…
Arrival in a White World When I woke up that morning in Belgrade, the city was covered in 30 centimeters of snow. Cars were hidden under white blankets, and the…
A New Chapter in My Barcelona Journey After exploring the Gothic Quarter, the beaches, and the colorful streets of Gràcia in my previous articles, this time I wanted something different—something…
Arriving to Tibidabo – The Mountain That Watches Over Barcelona During my years living in Barcelona, Tibidabo quickly became one of my favorite escapes. It sits high on the Collserola…
During my years living in Barcelona, Port Fòrum became one of my favorite places to escape the city noise. Not as crowded as the main beaches, not as touristic as…
Entering a Peaceful Corner of Barcelona This time my curiosity led me to Cementiri del Poblenou, one of Barcelona’s oldest cemeteries and a real open-air museum. The moment you pass…
In the sunny squares of Catalonia, you can witness something both ancient and alive: the human towers, called castells. These amazing towers are not made of stone or steel, but…
Arriving and the Teleferic Experience Leaving the busy streets of Barcelona behind, I boarded the train toward Montserrat, a place locals call the “Sacred Mountain.”The most exciting part of the…