Posts in category: Travel

I get to my room around midnight, tired and hungry. I throw my backpack in a corner, get back on the street and look for the first street food stall. It was just around the corner. I order a soup and some fried noodles with chicken and vegetabl ...

Everyone is running in San Francisco. Running from work, from friends, partners or life. Don’t know why they’re running so much. If you live in San Francisco and you are everyday out in your running outfit, comment bellow. I’ve seen Golden Gate Bridge ...

I have always wanted to drive around Los Angeles. I find this city perfect for long rides. The weather is perfect, nice music on the radio, roads are empty. Perfect vibe. I wanted to do so many things in LA and I had so less time. I started the day wi ...

Saturday, 6:30 p.m. After a long night of driving for UBER, I feel the need to have a coffee with one of my best morning coffee partners. We sat down nicely at our table at OMV petrol station watching on the window how the day was starting for everyon ...

The first meeting I had with Brasov was in my childhood, but the first serious relationship was in 2007. Then I fell in love with this city. It all started with a photography course by Dan Dinu. I took that course for 3 months. 3 months in which I commut ...

I like Brasov, but I also like Sibiu. Maybe because it is very similar to Brasov, maybe because it is also in Transylvania, I don’t know what to say. But every time I visit this city I seem to get my a dose of peace, civilization and common sense.

For me, visiting Dubai was an impulse decision. I didn’t particularly want to see Dubai, but the opportunity arose and I said why not? I got a good offer, made a small plan “on my knees” and left. Without expectations, without a detailed plan, ...

I’ve been to London 6 times and every time this city managed to surprise me. When you say London, you mean civilisation, organisation, cleanliness, art, innovation, nature, relaxation. It is enough to spend an hour in this city and you will discover them ...

In the past 2 years, travel has become a lifestyle for me, a drug, an incurable disease, a purpose, a justification for daily work. I started reading, researching and planning trips after trips, after trips. Now is the time for the big challenge: Arou ...

8 days. No more, no less. If you stay less you can’t see all the interesting places. If you stay longer, you risk getting bored or getting more and more stressed by the negative parts of this country. Egypt is home to 3 of the largest cities in huma ...