Now that Christmas is a long-forgotten memory, let’s remember how Madrid looked like under the Christmas lights.
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Norwich, unofficial East Anglia’s capital in Norfolk, used to be England’s largest city after London. History hasn’t been too benign on it, but the city still keeps some of its medieval charms.
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Peñíscola is a fortified town in the North end of the province of Castellón, Spain, joined to the mainland just by a strip of land (hence its name, an evolution on the Latin peninsula). Home to some film productions in the 50s, it has regained some international exposure thanks to Game of Thrones (Peñíscola served as location for Meereen in the sixth season of the series).
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Just a couple of hours away from Madrid, the Monasterio de Piedra is a Cistercian monastery and natural park besides the river Piedra near Nuévalos in Aragón, Spain.
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Business trips allow you to visit places you had on your wish list, but unfortunately not always with enough time to plan anything in advance or to enjoy them the way they deserve. This was the case with my first trip to Cuba. At least I got the chance to spend a day strolling through the narrow streets of Old Havana, to enjoy its food and to get a glimpse of what it is today, of what it could have been…
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