This post includes highlights of our family holiday, you will probably find the classic attractions included but I’ve added a few gems here and there, for adults and kids too. We rented a car during our stay out of Vienna – on the first and last part of our holiday. Day 1 – Arriving to […]
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15 Days in Austria: Our Family Holiday Plan, Itinerary Highlights
August 31st, 2025 · No Comments
Expressionism and Surrealism at Vienna’s Albertina Museum (and the Paul Simon Connection)
August 27th, 2025 · No Comments
The Albertina is a museum located in the oldest 1st district of Vienna, Austria. It houses one of the largest and most important print rooms in the world with numerous drawings and old master prints, as well as more modern graphic works, photographs and architectural drawings. The museum has also acquired, on permanent loan, two […]
Urban Echoes: Graffiti Culture of Athens
July 30th, 2025 · No Comments
“Caught up in the dynamics of the contemporary city, graffiti and street art unfold as a series of dialectical tensions, crisscrossing between legality and illegality, visibility and invisibility, art and action,* ephemerality and elongation.” (Avramidis & Tsilimpounidi, 2016). * ephemerality: the quality of being short-lived or temporary. The first thing I noticed when visiting Athens […]
Tags: History & World Cultures · Psychology · Tourism · Travel
Countries I’ve Visitied
June 22nd, 2025 · No Comments
I love going to new places and new countries. From past experience, I rather rent a car and drive to the country side, for me, that’s when the fun begins. I’m not that hard to satisfy, just give me lots of nature and I’m happy. Here are the countries I’ve visited, in chronical order. Some […]
Hotels and visiting Manhattan NYC
March 7th, 2010 · No Comments
In one of my previous posts I’ve wrote about the high prices of hotels in Manhattan. There are mostly two options, one is staying in a good hotel with good reviews and references, average star rate (but yet clean and with a private bathroom). But, this can cost you big bucks, sometimes even more than […]
Tags: Tourism
Jordan including Petra – impressions and tips for traveler
June 7th, 2009 · No Comments
In this article I’ll write about my trip to Jordan, give some tips and suggestions and my overall impressions. I’ve been there as a backpack, with 2 more friends, on a budget trip, for 4 days – Sun to Wed on the 31.5 to 3.6.2009. If you need further help, feel free to contact me […]
Tags: Tourism
Sony MDR-NC40 Noise Canceling Headphone – not just for the frequent flyer
February 1st, 2009 · 1 Comment
Airplane noise can seemingly be tolerable, but loudness can vary between 85 and 115 decibels at take off. Which can lead to ringing and maybe hearing damage if done on regular basis (frequent fliers for ex) . The SONY Noise Canceling headphones are recommended for any air traveler, and especially for those who take trans-Atlantic […]
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Carter Hotel review – Manhattan, New York
November 12th, 2008 · No Comments
This budget hotel is located in the mid west side of Manhattan (on 250 West 43rd Street), A minute walk from times square and the Port Authority Bus Terminal. I needed to find a hotel for a few days in Manhattan. In my previous visits to Manhattan I stayed at two budget hotels: The West […]
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