Project Gora
From Florence to Rome, the Uffizi Gallery and the Roman Forum ask different things of the people who visit them. One requires stillness and sustained attention in a sequence of rooms. The other asks you to move through open air and reconstruct what you’re looking at from fragments. Neither is straightforwardly easy, and both are […]
What keeps me dreaming of going back to the Nordics is that it never feels like a single experience. It’s not just the landscapes, or the cities, or even the Northern Lights. Though Aurora Borealis alone is worth the trip I must say. It’s the contrast. The way places like Norway’s fjords and Helsinki’s granite […]
Some places feel more meaningful once you understand what they’ve survived. That was exactly my experience visiting two historic cathedrals of the British Isles – St Patrick’s Cathedral in Dublin and St Giles’ Cathedral in Edinburgh. At first glance, they’re both grand medieval churches sitting in the heart of historic cities. But once I learned […]
Europe’s cities are shaped not only by architecture but by the statues that stand watch over their streets, squares and waterfronts. From monumental marble gods to sleek modern sculptures in steel and glass, these works of art define public space, mark historical memory and reflect shifting cultural values. Whether carved centuries ago or installed last […]
Stretching out into the North Atlantic, the Snaefellsnes Peninsula is often called “Iceland in Miniature” because it has a little bit of everything. Towering glaciers, lava fields, black sand beaches, dramatic cliffs, and charming fishing villages. It’s like getting a taste of the whole Iceland in just one region. Our journey around Iceland started here, as the […]
Iceland has always been high on my travel bucket list. After years of dreaming about its stunning landscapes, I finally made it to the “land of fire and ice.” What was once just a dream is now a reality, and I’m excited to share my 7-day Iceland itinerary with you! In just 7 days, my […]