Uxmal, the "thrice rebuilt" city, has it all.
Uxmal: Pyramids Minus the Crowds
Walking Mexico City
Let’s say you’re here for a day and can’t Uber.
A Monday Morning in Guanajuato
When one coffee shop closes, another one opens.
Budget Travelling in Central Mexico
No money? No problem.
Montreal, the eclectic city
I spent the last days of 2018 wandering through the streets of one of the biggest cities in Canada. Named after Mont-Royal, the small mountain at the heart of the city, Montreal is now the centre of the francophone Canada, a city that dwells between the French influence of the Conquest and an eclectic, alternative... Continue Reading →
Late-Night Burgers in San Miguel de Allende
Folklore meets world.
Peña de Bernal
Basically a very, very old monolith.
Guanajuato
Alleys, colorful houses, creepy stories.
Walking El Tayrona
Last July, during our trip to Colombia, three friends and I left the touristy streets of Cartagena in the early hours of the morning, in search of a different side of the Colombian Caribbean. So far we had seen pretty, colourful streets and tasted delicious food, but everything we had read about Tayrona seemed to... Continue Reading →
Cartagena de Indias
Wonderful food, colorful houses and other exciting experiences.
Cenote Yokdzonot
A not very popular cenote just half an hour away from Chichén Itzá.
flowers in the library 