The first stop of the Bavarian Romantic Road, Würzburg is best experienced during the festive season, when the streets are decorated with sparkling ornaments and Glühwein is sold in the charming Weihnachtsmarkt; but once you’ve had a taste of its magic, you’ll always want to come back again and again… Read more: Würzburg: The Beginning of…
We’ll always remember you, Anton. RIP.
Wait, what? You haven’t heard yet? Harry Potter is back! Well, not exactly Harry, but we’re all excited anyway! Read here. Here’re some photos I took at the Harry Potter studio tour in London to celebrate this magical event! (Click to enlarge) Thank you, J.K. Rowling, for making my childhood (and adulthood) so remarkably amazing!…
What you shouldn’t miss when visiting Genoa
Discovering Berlin’s musical side
If you’re going to Berlin, don’t forget to visit nearby Potsdam!
Why Berlin is one of a kind
I jinxed it, and it’s raining like cats and dogs again today. So instead of going up to the castle we’re staying home and going through some photos Leona and I took two days ago in Würzburg.
I’m well aware of my promise about updating more frequently – what I wasn’t aware of was how fast time had been flying. During the past couple of months, I spent most of my time studying and the rest traveling…
Magical garden at Schloss Schwetzingen
Nürnberg (English: Nuremberg) is known for its Christmas market and the Nuremberg Bratwurst. The Christmas market here isn’t called “Weihnachtsmarkt” in German however, but “Christkindlesmarkt” which could mean “Christ Child market” in the Bavarian dialect. Being the largest market in Germany, it attracts around 2 million visitors every year. The city itself is also very interesting…
So I couldn’t finish my Weihnachtsmarkt reviews before they ended, but hey, it’s Christmas day! In Hong Kong people tend to go out, party or at least see a movie; here in Italy (I mentioned that, right?) everyone stays home with their family and eat. No matter where in the world you are right now,…
Each City A Rhapsody 