cómo llegar Archivos - viajesalpasado.com - The travel magazine with History

Northern Cape: caviar and champagne at the northernmost point of Europe

(...) It is the northernmost point of mainland Europe, the feeling of putting one foot in the 71 º 10 '21''N. Feeling, moreover, explain complex. They gather in the soul alone, satisfaction, triumph and feeling hopeless and trample on the inhospitable.

byContributors

17 August, 2011

Kuna Yala Islands: "Lost" in the middle of the Caribbean by 20 dollars a day

To inhabit a deserted island, without electricity or running water, between the Caribbean Sea is a unique experience. Sleep rough at night under starry skies only light a fire. Pure nature.

byJavier Brandoli

15 August, 2011

Epupa Falls: the water of the tribe of mud

It is without doubt one of the nicest places I've gone for Africa. North of Namibia, difficult to access, there are some spectacular waterfalls. Next to them the primitive tribe of the Himba and their ancient customs that are sold to the dollar. A fascinating world.

byJavier Brandoli

21 July, 2011

Spain

Sargadelos, Lugo: smoking history

Sargadelos Lugo is a parish with just over 150 inhabitants. It may seem an unimportant, but at its heart lies the factory that introduced the first industrial capitalism in Spain, by Ed&Different.

byContributors

14 April, 2011

Erg Chebbi Dunes: the home of the Berber

In southeastern Morocco, on the border with Algeria, is one of the doors of the Sahara, Berber land. It is without doubt one of the most beautiful places I've encountered on the planet. A perfect evening, sitting on the dunes. The photos speak for themselves.

byJavier Brandoli

6 April, 2011

Salto Angel, Venezuela: King of heaven and the quest for gold

The 9 October 1937 la avioneta de James Crawford Angel -Jimmy Angel- touched the top of Auyan-tepui. It was the first time a human being trampled on Auyán. The landing gear broke in so daring maneuver and the aircraft was unfit to take off. There was no alternative, had to go on foot. Almost half a month took the browser Jimmy Angel and his fellow expedition to find the only way down and down from the top of Auyan-tepui to camp Uruyén, where he hoped Felix Cardona. Only had food for a week. But this story begins a few years ago ...

byContributors

31 March, 2011

Vysehrad: the dark and obscure hill in Prague

Outside the monumental center of Prague there is a hill that is buried in the history of the Czech Republic. A cemetery, a church and gardens filled with exciting legends. A place as beautiful and haunting as the great city that was born at his feet. It all starts with the life of the Princess Libuse and pagan prophecy ...

byJavier Brandoli

17 November, 2010

The game of billiards and the Great Fish River Canyon

It was not easy to leave South Africa, Police were playing ball, border risks, and wanted me to pay a fine because I had expired visa. "Call your boss, 'I said, but that makes it clear that I have permission to 15 de septiembre ". The guy must have thought I was going to put heavy and it was easier estamparme the seal and I lost in the desert of Namibia. We leave.

byJavier Brandoli

9 August, 2010

El Jem: The Roman Coliseum lost in the desert

El Jem is a luxury, sometimes forgotten, the traveler should expect a lover of history in the middle of the driest nothing. There is a beautiful city, and surrounded by countryside yet fascinante.Sin, it is a place touched by magic man.

byJavier Brandoli

18 March, 2010

directions