City Guides

For years, Medellín was one of the most dangerous cities in the world. Nowadays Medellín is internationally known as a bustling and Cosmopolitan metropolis: A pleasant city where you easily can spend days and enjoy yourself. In this article you will find everything you want to know about Medellín Colombia, including the best things to do in terms of art, culture, nature and history and going out. You will read about trips in the surroundings, the nicest neighborhoods to stay, highlights and great restaurant tips.

Bikaner is located in the North of Rajasthan, in the heart of the Thar desert. Colorful people, bustling markets, shrines, dusty roads with rickshaws, cars, motorbikes mixed with many cows, oxes and goats: Bikaner impresses, fascinates and you can’t get enough of it. The city is known for its special havelis (old merchant houses), bazaars, camels, miniature art and the beautiful Junagarh fort. In this article you’ll find everything you want to know about sightseeing in Bikaner, including what to see and the best things to do in the city and its surroundings. Bikaner was the big surprise of Rajasthan for me!

Vientiane is the capital of Laos and is located on the famous and might Mekong River. Vientiane is not a busy and bustling capital, as you might know from Bangkok or Hanoi. It is the smallest capital of South East Asia and you feel like walking around in a busy provincial town. Vientiane is a perfect city to include in your itinerary and stay for one or two days. In this article I’m telling you everything you want to know about this city, the Vientiane highlights but also the best things to do in Vientiane in terms of art, culture, fashion and history.

Haarlem is known for its history, museums and art, cultural highlights, boutique stores, many lunchrooms and restaurants. It’s only 20 minutes from Amsterdam. With the beach around the corner. In this article you’ll find many tips about what to do in Haarlem, including the best things to do in terms of art, cultural highlights, activities, boutique stores, fancy coffeeshops and restaurants. Haarlem is the perfect destination for a daytrip from Amsterdam, or multi-day journey, to escape the busy center of our capital.

Lima is the capital of Peru, with more than 10 million inhabitants. Like many South American cities, Lima is a city of contrasts. In this article I’ll show you, why you definitely should spend some time here. With these tips in your pocket, you will experience the city the best way!

Many people think La Paz is the capital of Bolivia, but that’s not the case. The official capital of the country is Sucre. And Sucre is one of the most beautiful cities in Bolivia. In this article you’ll read why it’s worth visiting this city and the 10 best things to do.

Bogotá is the capital of Colombia and for most travelers a first introduction to the country. The city has a lot to offer for sure and it’s worth to spend a couple of days here. Read my tips in this article to get the most out of your stay in this bustling cosmopolitan capital of Colombia.

La Paz has the largest cable car system in the world and nothing is more fun than using it! It’s a handy way of transportation if you’re going from A to B. And you will undoubtedly enjoy the amazing view! Find all information you need for exploring La Paz by cable car.

Just like in the rest of Bolivia you will find in La Paz countless shops, offering souvenirs. La Paz is also famous for its witch market. The city has some markets. And if you look a bit better, you will discover all kind of design stores. This is a list with my favorites places to shop and stroll around in La Paz.

The name Copacabana makes you think of an idyllic beach in Rio de Janeiro. But Bolivia also has a Copacabana. Unfortunately less idyllic when it comes to sun, sea and beach. But still a unique city, because of its beautiful location at the Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world and its religious significance. This is a list with the best things to do in Copacabana, Bolivia.