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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The Albufera is a freshwater lagoon and estuary just 10 kilometers away from Valencia. It’s Nature Reserve and wetlands entails great ecologic value, being home to endangered species of fish...
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Late November might not be the best time of the year to visit Tallinn for someone like me not that used to the weather of those latitudes, but this jewel of the Baltics doesn’t ever disappoint.
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Dresden, capital of Saxony in Germany. For most people, a cultural and artistic jewel by the river Elbe. For me, the city that witnessed my last days as a student. A city that still evokes very fond memories, unfortunately most of them not preserved in images. Now, almost a decade after my previous visit, just a small tribute to some of the places and moments that caught my eye during my last encounter with it this Summer.
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