Shipwreck and Beachcomber Museum Flora in Texel Island
‘Schipbreuk en Juttersmuseum’ Flora (Dutch language) or it is in English translation: ‘Shipwreck and Beachcomber Museum’ Flora is located in Texel Island, the Netherlands. The museum has a large number […]
Leuven Town Hall (Belgium)
Monochrome Monday Built in between the year of 1448 and 1469, the Town Hall of Leuven, a small town in Belgium, is truly fascinating. It has Gothic style with statues of […]
Once Upon a Time in Copenhagen
Monochrome Monday More about traveling in Copenhagen (Denmark), please visit: Copenhagen in 36 Hours Have a great week! I will return to blog-walking shortly 🙂
Upside Down at the Piazza Navona
Monochrome Monday. If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change. -Wayne Dyer Taken in Piazza Navona (Rome, Italy). Have a great week!
The Air Canal Bridge
In Rotterdam (the Netherlands): Luchtsingel pedestrian bridge.
My First Road Trip in Europe: Scotland
One thing that I remember about my road trip in Scotland was its beautiful scenery along the road. We shared the road with sheep (btw, those white dots on the right picture were actually sheep). The region was so pretty that I wish I could stop in every corner to take pictures.
Barcelona’s Street Life
Barcelona's street life is known for its lively streets and numerous street activities, especially in the famous street, La Rambla. I do feel overwhelmed by the number of visitors in La Rambla.
Vive La France!
Merci France 🇫🇷 Monochrome Monday.
72 Hours in Amsterdam
Returning to the Netherlands as a traveler after having been living there for more than ten years made me realize I had never properly explored Amsterdam as a traveler. I […]
Self-portrait by Rembrandt
Monochrome Monday Long before digital camera and selfie stick invented, self-portrait existed in the form of painting. Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn, a Dutch notable painter, created hundreds of self-portraits. He created […]
Never to be Forgotten: The Jewish Quarter in Amsterdam
Located in Amsterdam, the Jewish Quarter (in Dutch: Jodenbuurt) is a neighborhood with bitter history during the World War II. I spent a day exploring the neighborhood and visiting places […]
