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Travel Tales by a Travel Addict
  • The Gambia: A Symphony of Colors at Tanji Fish Market

    A symphony of colors, the exciting scent of the ocean… As soon as I moved the first steps at the Tanji Fish Market - in a small village not far from The Gambia‘s capital Banjul – it was love at first sight.

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  • The Thriving Maboneng Precinct: One of the Coolest Areas in Jo’Burg

    East of Johannesburg CBD, the thriving Maboneng Precinct - meaning ‘place of light‘ in the Sotho language – has become one of the most interesting areas of the city.Once a zone dominated by crime and decay, Maboneng has come back to life in the very recent years

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  • Discovering Local Life Along Durban Beachfront

    Indeed, the third largest city in South Africa was an unexpected and pleasant surprise from the beginning, certainly boosted by the great view on Durban beachfront and the ocean from my hotel room at the elegant Southern Sun Elangeni & Maharani.

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  • Discovering The Gambia Life at Brikama Market

    Bright colours, bustling alleys, people coming and going: Brikama market is one of the best places in The Gambia to discover the local life. The vendors arrive from the surrounding villages by mini-vans impossibly stuffed with their goods.

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  • An Afternoon Stroll in Beautiful Bergamo: A Photo Tour

    Perched on the hill, the way towns were commonly built during the Middle Age for defensive purposes, the old city of Bergamo (in Italian called ‘Bergamo Alta‘) is a little jewel.

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    Off-Beaten Italy: The Beautiful Roman Ruins of Sepino

    When I moved the first steps in the archaeological area including the Roman ruins of Sepino, I felt as if I was looking at a secret treasure.That's what I call the 'Miracle of Italy', a country blessed with such historic and artistic heritage of immense value and so much beauty, that one could easily spend years and still haven't seen it all.

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  • New Zealand, Countless Shades of Green

    The thought of the countless shades of green came up to my mind short after I arrived in New Zealand. Together with the rugged coastline, the unique greenery of New Zealand caught my eyes at fist sight.

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  • A Photo Tour of Bruges, Between Old Houses, Tiny Streets and the Canals

    Often described as an ‘open-air Museum’, the little city of Bruges is considered by many visitors the prettiest town in Flanders. Big squares flanked by beautiful and often colorful old buildings, narrow cobblestone streets and, of course, the canals…

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  • A Photo Tour of Brighton Stunning Graffiti

    The hipster city of Brighton showcases so much stunning graffiti that it’s more than enough to lick one’s chops. St George’s Mews, in the North Laines, is like an open air gallery but there are examples of street art almost everywhere, including the decorated old phone junction boxes.

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  • A Wild Photo Tour of Ancient Rome

    I can hardly find words to describe the beauty of Rome, probably my favorite city in the world. That’s why I chose to let you have a little wild archaeological photo tour of one of the most fascinating areas of the ‘eternal city’

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  • A Wild Journey through Brazil

    I usually like to leave quite a good amount of improvisation in my travels, but when I eventually decided to visit Brazil I soon found out that an accurate planning was more than an option. It was a necessity

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