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Located at the very heart of Valencia’s historic centre, Plaça de la Verge (Plaza de la Virgen) is one of the city’s most atmospheric and symbolic squares—an open space where Roman foundations, medieval traditions, and contemporary Valencian culture blend effortlessly. If the Cathedral marks the historic soul of Valencia and the Turia Gardens represent its … Read more
The East Side Gallery in Berlin is not simply an artistic attraction—it is one of the world’s most powerful examples of how history can be transformed rather than erased. Spanning 1.316 kilometers along Mühlenstraße in the Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district, it stands as the longest preserved section of the Berlin Wall in its original location. Today, this … Read more
Otaru, a small port city on Japan’s northern island of Hokkaido, is a place where history and charm flow together like water through its famous canal. Once a bustling hub of trade and shipping, Otaru has reinvented itself as one of Japan’s most atmospheric destinations — a city where gas lamps illuminate stone warehouses, and … Read more
The Vatican Museums (Musei Vaticani) are not just museums — they are a living narrative of humankind’s search for beauty, truth, and divine meaning. Located within Vatican City, an independent enclave inside Rome, this colossal complex holds one of the world’s most extensive and breathtaking collections of art. Walking through its endless galleries feels like … Read more
In the heart of Valencia’s old town, between Plaza de la Reina and Plaza de la Virgen, stands one of Spain’s most fascinating and spiritually charged landmarks — the Valencia Cathedral (Catedral de Santa María de Valencia).This monumental church is more than a place of worship; it is a living chronicle of European history, a … Read more
At the northern gateway of Rome, where ancient travelers once entered the Eternal City, lies Piazza del Popolo — a magnificent square that captures the essence of Rome’s spirit: majestic yet inviting, historical yet alive. Its name means “Square of the People,” and few places in the city deserve it more. With its sweeping symmetry, … Read more
Standing above the bustling Piazza del Popolo and framed by the quiet elegance of Villa Borghese Gardens, Pincian Hill (Colle Pinciano) is one of those places that makes time stand still. While the ancient hills of Rome are tied to emperors and battles, the Pincio belongs to beauty, peace, and light. It is not a … Read more
In the heart of Prague’s New Town, just steps from Wenceslas Square, stands Kantýna — a restaurant that defies ordinary dining conventions. It’s part butcher shop, part casual dining hall, and part culinary playground for those who appreciate honest, beautifully prepared meat. I had heard about Kantýna for months before my visit — locals calling … Read more
In the lively neighborhood of Wangsimni, where Seoul’s subway lines intersect and the air is filled with the scent of street food, there’s a humble yet beloved restaurant that has quietly earned the loyalty of locals. Su-Jae Yangjeong Sundaeguk Wangsimni Branch serves one of the most satisfying Korean comfort meals you can find — a … Read more
Tucked into the lively streets of London’s Chinatown, just a few steps from the neon buzz of Leicester Square, stands a restaurant that has quietly built a loyal following among both homesick Sichuan natives and curious London food lovers — Er Mei Sichuan Restaurant.It’s not just another spot for spicy noodles or quick stir-fries. It’s … Read more