Remembering the old times, building new memories. Nice place to take a break and try Romanian sweets.

I have feelings for Rome; deep, love-like feelings. It is, by far, my favourite city (well, maybe, neck and neck with Lisbon).

When a craving leads you to a new place that has de-li-cious fries. And some burgers. And a super-cool atmosphere.

A two days and 400 km road trip from Barcelona to Ebro Delta is a nice week-end choice for any season.

Andorra looks like Switzerland, but a bit rockier. We were expecting greener scenery – more appropriate for a ski destination.

Three foreigners (one Czech and two Romanians) follow a Catalan up in the mountains to explore the cradle of Catalonia. And its food!

For Romanian-loving immigrants, the perfect place that mixes old and new and fancy. Worth trying by any foreigners whatsoever.

How to fall in love with Paris from the first visit on a not-so-nice autumn weather. And also, how to be sure you got the city’s atmosphere.

When in the mood to get into the Spanish way of dinning, try this bar/restaurant. Be prepared to leave with a belly full of delicious tapas.

Why spending the night in an eco-tent on the verge of the Negev Desert is not the most romantic choice, but it still worth it.

How eating in Nazareth brought us face to face with a life time legend: Abu Ashraf and why should you try, at least once, the home-made humus.

In a strange city, an old advertising sign can become a close friend. Please feel free to wink back at it.

How my first trip to Switzerland brought my mother down the memory lane and made me think at things that happened 30 years ago.

How to dream big and give yourself beautiful birthday presents. In 2012 it was a ballet opening in Milan.

Where to sleep comfortable and relatively cheap in Romania’s capital city. Tricky parking spots in the area, but you can handle it, right?

From Lisbon, with love, a little something to remind pretty girls that life is full of beautiful surprises and colours.

Camões and Mariza made me do it! I stayed at this hotel because they convinced me to do it. Honestly!

A boutique hotel 50 meters from La Mezquita is the perfect place from where to discover Cordoba. And to listen to flamenco on the streets.

After a long day of wandering around historic locations in Rome, finding a cool (and cheap) shoes outlet is just the perfect closing. At least for me!

Ten tourists try their luck with the locals, get allured to visit the desert and a cool world heritage site and love everything about it.

Here’s where you find out why not to judge a place after the quality of its tablecloths and the taste of the food by the nationality of the waiters.

Drinking a cold, fresh and big beer in Barcelona is quite a challenge. If you add to it ‘cheap’ and ‘downtown’ the situation becomes complicated.

The first step in Africa, the first Arab country I visited and the first ryad I stayed in. What a wonderful combination!

Where the West met the Balkans, they got married and lived happily ever after. Nice strip of land near the Adriatic Sea.

Under the bright sun and clear sky of this old island. I am a romantic, I always liked the Maltese knights (haven’t met any though).

How to celebrate someone’s b-day a day later, but at the most renown location. And remember nothing the next day.

Visiting Antwerp in the summer is quite a challenge, especially for people coming from sunnier places. Worth it for the fries and Ruben’s house.

For the sake of the (hi)story, visiting the place where Bram Stoker’s literature and the Romanian history meet is worth it.