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El Salvador: San Blas beach and Coatepeque volcano

In the middle of a conflict, still surrounded by violence or criminal groups, what is imposed is the routine of life. Because almost always, except when nameless bombs fall, there are people who live there with a certain normality, children going to school, businesses that open to sell something to eat, stalls where you cook, couples who fall in love and fall out of love and friends chatting around a table.
byJavier Brandoli
18 July, 2016

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.
byContributors
29 June, 2016

Bangkok, beyond the ghettos of tourists

We had the opportunity to enter the city through the main gate, not for the guest. A couple of Francesca's friends, she thai, They put us up in their house and showed us their city.. And there, to summarize, everything gained charm and realism compared to the terrifying Bangkok (valid for all of Thailand in my opinion) of so many travelers who flock madly to Khao San Road and surrounding areas (backpacker neighborhood).
byJavier Brandoli
13 January, 2015

Istanbul in three bites

But if you eat it, seriously eating, I recommend that you forget these streets somewhat plasticized and its restaurants where, oh surprise, not find any Turkish, but only tourists. Places where menus are expensive, predictable and, too often, cooked without the main ingredient, love.
byAlex Zurdo
6 August, 2014
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Coimbra: the walls of letters

The University is like if you observe any, with the city at the foot, to warn residents that are here one after the run. Then, among its narrow streets and steep, the city speaks in its walls filled with messages of rebellion, the default of thinking before he decided to be.
byJavier Brandoli
6 March, 2012

Cuenca: track of the impregnable wall

A city of steep, narrow streets in which history is palpable to the rhythm of the feet. Cuenca is one of those Spanish villas step that is required. Its cathedral and the well known Hanging Houses have made this spot an icon that we all have in memory.
byJavier Brandoli
25 August, 2011

Tuscany: the secret of Chianti Route

Florence, Siena, Pisa .... There are few places in the world with more beauty accumulated Tuscany. Art history and overwhelming that this time the mix with the allure of Chianti Route. Small towns, medieval aspect, scattered around a small road through Tuscany. Good restaurants and good hotels to go to one of our favorite routes.
byJavier Brandoli
11 August, 2011

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

Uclés Monastery: the house of the Order of Santiago

When thinking of the Middle Ages come to mind always the same recurring topics: impregnable fortresses, bloody wars, religious orders ... Uclés Monastery has a lot of three things, so no need to say anything more to justify a visit to this impressive collection is a National Monument 1931. It was the home of the mighty Order of Santiago, sits on a hill and its sturdy walls seems to have stopped the story.
byContributors
10 March, 2011
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