The place I am spending my confinement days in is a flat on 4th floor. It has high ceilings with Catalan vaults on wooden beams, big French doors at the balconies and floors covered in this amazing invention which is the hydraulic flooring. Continue reading Home Patterns
This aroma! There are a few dishes that I will never forget as far as taste goes – and shakshuka, with its cumin warmth, chili spiciness, egg & tomato softness, and bell pepper sweetness, is one of my most beloved culinary delights. Continue reading Shakshuka. Travelling in Flavours
The only concert hall in the world with two walls made entirely of glass, the concert hall of Porto casts the city in a new light. Continue reading The Futuristic Concert Hall of Porto
Above the clouds, scenic views and ski slopes unfold in all directions. This is a great winter destination, especially if you’re into winter sports. Continue reading Cota 2000
My Istanbul journey started with no map, no visiting list and no plans at all. Here’s how it turned to be like. Continue reading Istanbul. Random memories and soul topographies
In most places I’ve lived across Europe, I’ve moved after a few months, two years max. But Barcelona, after almost three years since I am calling this city home – well Barcelona is still fascinating me. Continue reading My Barcelona
“… as the sea loves, with a blue heart and a freed soul.” Continue reading Unexpected Netherlands. The Hague by the Sea
With cities, it’s like with relationships. You see it for the first time, you like it, you want to know more about it. The spark bursts, and you move in, you start to get along, you get accustomed to new habits. Eventually, you wear each other out, and you move on. Continue reading The Lisbon Blues
“Everything you can imagine is real” Picasso said. If so, I’d imagine a world where buildings can dissolve into light and dance into space. Continue reading Axioma, a Fantastic Odyssey
