Zaragoza is changing: bridges, pavilions and Europe’s largest freshwater aquarium

Zaragoza is changing: bridges, pavilions and Europe's largest freshwater aquarium

Promenades along the coast, beaches, bridges and a spaceship-like building radically change the face of Zaragoza. Several billion euros were invested in the Expo, under the motto ‘water and sustainable development’. From a distance it looks as if a giant spaceship landed above the Ebro River. Even up close, the shiny bridge pavilion of Iraqi … Read more

Peru transforms: luxury tourism in Machu Picchu and Cuzco

Peru is transforming: luxury tourism in Machu Picchu and Cuzco - Photo by Eddie Kiszka on Unsplash

From the paradise for backpackers and hippies, Peru transforms into a destination for luxury tourists. Resistance to this economic flourishing is created among the population, because most of the local population remains neglected. Uncontrolled inflation and bloody guerilla warfare: For many years, Peru was a tourist destination that, despite its impressive sights, attracted only adventurous … Read more

Lapland Summer Magic: Explore Abisko National Park

The Summer Magic of Lapland: Explore Abisko National Park - Ninara, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

In the summer, northern Sweden beckons with its brightness of colors and pure wildness. For family trips, there are also several shorter hiking trails in the Abisko National Park. and the evening campfire completes the experience of Lapland. The river gurgles through a deep blue-black stream towards the valley. The leaves of the birch shine … Read more

Antwerp: City of Diamonds, Fashion and Golden Chocolate

Antwerp: City of diamonds, fashion and golden chocolates - Photo by Filip Cop on Unsplash

Whether it’s excellent designer dresses, enchanting architecture or chocolates covered with pure gold: the once most important European trading city is currently experiencing a renaissance and offers visitors numerous attractions. The setting sun bathed the diamond district of Antwerp with a ruby-red light. In front of the stock market, Hasidic Jews dressed in black, wearing … Read more

Bohol, the island of chocolate hills and the smallest monkeys in the world

Bohol, the island of chocolate hills and the smallest monkeys in the world - Photo by Aldrin Brosas on Unsplash

Chocolate hills, pyramids and palm-sized monkeys – Bohol seems like another planet. The beauty of the landscape certainly has a transcendental effect. The Philippines consists of more than 7000 islands. More specifically, 7107. One of them is unique, however: in addition to sandy beaches and diving sites, Bohol offers an almost unearthly landscape. The grassy … Read more