Europe
Narbonne
EuropeOnce an important crossroad for trade, Narbonne thrived upon its position at the intersection of the Via Domitia and the Via Aquitania. Remains of the Via Domitia can still be seen in front of the town hall, the road was the first Roman road in the area and connected Italy to Spain.
Madrid
EuropeNueve meses de invierno, y tres de infierno.
Barcelona again – because one time is not enough
EuropeIt has been only a little over a year since my last visit in Barcelona, but this time with better pictures due to a better camera, photographer and photoshopper. You can read about my last visit here, so really no need to go into to much detail. But don’t get me wrong, each trip is different and the city never gets old as there is plenty of things to discover.
Paul Bocuse – huîtres, escargots & grenouilles
Europe, foodDüsseldorf
Europe, foodIstanbul – an impression: Galata bridge & fish market
Asia, Europe, foodIstanbul
Asia, EuropeLyon – Fête des Lumières
EuropeThe Festival of Lights or Fête des Lumières takes place every year around the 8th December as a celebration of gratitude towards St. Mary. I’ve heard several variations of the story concerning the event, but here is one short version of it: