Every time I come back home from any trip, especially when that trip went really well and I've absolutely loved it, I find myself emerged in this kind of lethargy. I just sit down, scrolling through my photographs, reviving these moments I just lived. I think about what I have seen and experienced, and even … Continue reading Firenze, where Renaissance was born
Category: Europe
MoMu – Antwerp’s Fashion Museum
As a fashion lover, not going to Antwerp's Fashion Museum being in Antwerp (just Belgian style capital), would be a sin. And if you do go to Antwerp and you are indecisive about where to go, I must recommend this museum. Do go. Do enjoy. It is a small visit, but it would be worth … Continue reading MoMu – Antwerp’s Fashion Museum
Belgium, 4th Stop: Brussels, the Why So Serious
Brussels was my last stop, where I stayed for 2 nights, not really knowing what to expect from the capital of Belgium. When you think about Brussels, I believe that one of the first images coming to your head is politicians in suits and ties, shaking hands in yellow smiles, European Union, the Euro, the … Continue reading Belgium, 4th Stop: Brussels, the Why So Serious
Belgium, 3rd Stop: Antwerp, the Stylish
Everytime I thought about Antwerp, my imagination would go wild. I imagined it as a stylish and cosmopolitan place, but at the same time keeping the essence of tradition. I imagined it beautiful and majestic. And I wasn't wrong. As soon as I got to Antwerp I knew I was in a special place: the … Continue reading Belgium, 3rd Stop: Antwerp, the Stylish
Belgium, 2nd Stop: Ghent, the Hidden Pearl
After the Enchanted Bruges, I took a train directly to Ghent. I had planned to spend a morning in there. I knew it was a very small town - which I can confirm, it definitely is! - and I had booked a room in a hostel in Antwerp for my second night in Belgium. Not … Continue reading Belgium, 2nd Stop: Ghent, the Hidden Pearl




