Alicante is a truly Spanish Mediterranean city, with a sunny climate, green esplanades, out-of-doors cafés, a seafront promenade, and a calendar of pulsating fiestas. The city lies right at the heart of the popular Costa Blanca holiday resort district, so most tourists appear here for its sandy seashores – but since the locals know how [...]

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During Autumn the lush hillside slopes that surround Alba are covered with an abundance of grape vines. Come fall the town is filled with thousands of gastronoms and gourmets eager to taste the exotic rich truffles available. Alba can be reached by railway and has all the facilities you could ask for, including top class [...]

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There are a lot of interesting places to visit in Sweden. One of them is the Medieval Church in Helsingborg. It was built in 1100. But after two hundred years, the population had grown so much that there was a need for a new church to be built. Its construction took almost 100 years and [...]

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Even for those not particularly interested in war (that includes me), a stop in Bastogne is worthwhile. The town itself is sweet, built around a historic old centre with quaint cafes (which I can assure you sell a good hot chocolate!). Just outside the town you’ll find theBastogne Historical Centre which includes an impressive star-shaped [...]

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I wrote before some time about Amsterdam’s
Stedelijk Museum and its modern art.
Stedelijk Museum will be returned to the Museum
Square known as the Museumplein, but the managment is planing to continue the Modern Art in the City programme.
As we speak they have ‘construction cabin’ which represents some kind of
travelling cafe, I couldn’t really [...]

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