Europe

From Seville to North Cape, from Bruges to Saint Petersburg. Europe is a magical continent and in this section we are going to explore all its corners. Europe in your hands.

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Europe

Sarajevo route

Sarajevo is even more attractive at night: the bars are full and everywhere you smell the sweet perfume of the hookah and drink the Bosanka Kafa (bosnian coffee) in the fidzani, the cups of turkish origin. Coffee is the national drink in Bosnia: in 1571, one hundred years before London or Paris, Sarajevo was one of the first cities in Europe with premises for the purchase and consumption of coffee.

29 June, 2016

Munich: rogue soul wanted

Munich has a Cartesian order that makes it very comfortable for the visitor. It is brotherly, open, delicious for a walk and offers a lot of good beer, but one imagines living here and almost who would end up missing that rogue and nightlife profile without which a city always ends up consuming you in its perfection.

byRicardo Coarasa

27 May, 2016

Snowshoeing in the moonlight

If at the time when many put pajamas are getting dressed in ski clothes it is that something extraordinary will happen. And what better from Maundy Thursday evening to the mountain to walk with snowshoes under the full moon?

byRicardo Coarasa

15 April, 2016

The carrerita Medellin

Virgin is directed towards the image of Jesus in a hurry, with the exultation of one who is reunited with her son three days after his death. Es la popular "Carrerita" Medellin, a tradition that will be repeated next Sunday in the village that gave birth to Hernán Cortés.

byRicardo Coarasa

21 March, 2016

The mills: the weight of the stars

I do not know how much they weigh the stars, but tonight I thought we were falling all over. It could not be that heaven soportase together without falling apart so violently upon us. Anytime, there was no doubt, They start to rush.

byRicardo Coarasa

17 March, 2016

Ghent: forbidden to flee before nightfall

Ghent's main merit, that the traveler perceives as soon as he accumulates a few hours of walking on his feet, is to have overcome the temptation to become absorbed in its rich medieval past, languishing petrified in the meanders of its history.

byRicardo Coarasa

23 February, 2016

Lier: the secret of Flanders

Anyone who comes here to walk its cobbled streets soon receive sensitivity of a municipality that has the heroes not politicians or generals, but to a watchmaker, poet, a painter and a blacksmith.

byRicardo Coarasa

5 February, 2016

Navigating the Bosphorus: Istanbul at the gates of Black Sea

Trace the Bosphorus to the Black Sea is browse history. De Eminönü, next to the Galata Bridge and close to the unmistakable New Mosque, departs daily ferry that makes the crossing to Anadolu Kavagi.

byRicardo Coarasa

29 January, 2016

Bruges: the medieval fascination of flamenco Venice

Bruges is a city used to looking in the mirror. Otherwise it is unthinkable that it has been able to preserve intact that medieval beauty that made it one of the nerve centers of commerce in old Europe..

byRicardo Coarasa

22 January, 2016

Flanders to Brussels: the route of Emperor Charles

Adorning facades of historic buildings, chiselled spectacular fireplaces, rooted in popular celebrations, admirable and portrayed in stained glass, even, brands of beer. Belgium has not forgotten Carlos V.

byRicardo Coarasa

15 January, 2016

David's journey. Mid-afternoon coffee

"Hoy se murió David Bowie y luego entré en este café lleno de sol y vacío de gente y a unos decibelios exactamente propicios para mi alma ronroneante en la mesa de la ventana, right in front of the sun, and on the other side the sea, sonó The man who sold the world".

byLaura Berdejo

11 January, 2016

Spain
Europe

Homage to the Sierra de Guadarrama

"Guadarrama. Parque Nacional", by Eduardo Martínez de Pisón and with photographs by Javier Sánchez, It is a geographical and sentimental x-ray of the Madrid mountains

21 December, 2015

Marwan: «There is no one to put him 20 times the finger in the eye and do not drop a host »

The Spanish singer-songwriter and poet, Palestinian son, speaks clearly of the Israeli conflict, the bombs of paris, the Iraq War, Islamic radicalism and abuse, in your opinion, from west to east. And also of his poetry, love on both sides and the meaning of his works.

byJavier Brandoli

30 November, 2015

1944 Collarada 2015

"Excursion to Collarada". Thus had my father headed, in 1944, a sheet that now seemed unable to resist a puff: that of his ascent to Collarada from Villanúa, one of the highest slopes in the Pyrenees. I had been around my head for a long time to try to emulate him. Seventy one years later, the time had come.

byRicardo Coarasa

13 November, 2015

Cofete: the most spectacular beach of the Canary Islands

Twelve kilometers of sandy unspoiled beach Cofete, protected by a succession of mountains that seem to rise tonne soot, contrasts with the vast expanse of sand saffron separating it from the Atlantic.

byRicardo Coarasa

6 November, 2015

Saragossa, door to door

Zaragoza is a city overshadowed by topics and an icon, the pillar, which historically has postponed, a visitor's eyes, the rest of the city. Let's look for Zaragoza in its ancient walls and, especially, in their missing doors.

byRicardo Coarasa

9 Oct., 2015

Lecherines Cave: in search of ice

There is something special about going in search of the ice while Spain melts. There are fewer and fewer snow fields that resist the summer season in the Pyrenees, but, And the ice? To find it you have to enter the bowels of the mountain range.

byRicardo Coarasa

18 September, 2015

Paris, at first light

There is an hour in paris, around 6:28, depending on the season, in which the city begins to open up and emits, as if it were an alien object, a magnetic radiation that forces, day after day, Month after month, year after year that passes, to wish to see her be born again.

byLaura Berdejo

14 September, 2015

Lisbon: the city of shadows

The city of light seduced me especially in the dark, when the evening sun languished between the enigmatic horizon of the Cais de Colunas or slowly melted through the peeling walls of Alfama.

byRicardo Coarasa

14 August, 2015

Around the World 3 minutes

They return as lightning images from those days, snippets of Adventure, landscapes of the world. I try to build the wall of sensations, but it is impossible to order the chaos of a two-year journey, because the heart is not made to hold so many emotions.

10 August, 2015

Guisando Bulls: come in without calling

As i was seeing them, in the millenary weather between the ancient borders of the two Castiles, the image of the jihadist barbarians smashing the Assyrian sculptures in Mosul came to mind.

byRicardo Coarasa

27 July, 2015

Merida: blessed romans

The overwhelming history of Mérida comes to you as soon as you set foot in the amphitheater, an ellipsis of ancient stones that is a nod to the glorious past of Augusta Emerita, the former capital of the westernmost province of the Roman Empire.

byRicardo Coarasa

15 July, 2015

A skeptic in front of the tomb of Cervantes

During three days, the nuns opened their doors for the solace of the curious, credulous and skeptical eager to pay literary homage to don Miguel, Whether or not its remains are what shelter that niche. Did I claim a certificate of authenticity when I walked through the snow in the Prague cemetery on my way to Kafka's grave??

byRicardo Coarasa

19 June, 2015

Apulia: medieval villages along with magnificent beaches

The traveler began a long road for unknown Italy. From Naples to La Puglia. More 500 car miles through places that are off the traditional tourist route. We're headed in the more rural Italy, attached to the sea and away from the hordes of foreign tourists.

byJavier Brandoli

10 June, 2015

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