The first mosque I ever visited in my life was actually a cathedral!
While traveling in southern Spain, braised oxtail (Rabo de Toro) quickly became my favorite dish. It was a culinary delight so heavenly that I could indulge in it repeatedly without ever growing tired! With one bite, the rich flavor spreads from the gelatinous texture of the oxtail, providing an unforgettable and smooth sensation.
Churros with a thick, rich chocolate sauce, known as "Churros con Chocolate," are a beloved breakfast in Spain. Every morning, locals gather outdoors to enjoy their churros, turning breakfast into a social gathering with neighbors.
Originating from Valencia, Lladró represents the epitome of luxurious porcelain artistry, and it ranks as Spain's third-largest luxury brand. I had the opportunity to see a pair of Lladró porcelain figurines at a friend's home once, and I was completely captivated by their lifelike expressions and the sleek, glossy finish of the figures. When I discovered that the Lladró Museum was located in Valencia, I knew it was a must-visit destination on my journey!
Figueras, a town located north of Barcelona, is famed as the birthplace of the renowned artist Salvador Dalí. It is here that the Dalí Theatre-Museum stands as an embodiment of the artist's distinctive style.
Park Güell, occupying roughly 17 hectares, serves as a vibrant showcase of the creative brilliance of architect Antoni Gaudí i Cornet. The park is a fruitful collaboration between the artist and the investor.
After concluding my trip to Italy, I took a train back to Munich to meet up with friends. Unfortunately, this train encountered a malfunction even before leaving Italy, forcing it to come to a halt at the small station of Rovereto.
Before coming to Italy, I didn't realize how indulgent I could be. During my week-long stay, my daily meals looked roughly like this:
Breakfast - Dishes prepared by the bed and breakfast.
Lunch - Gelato.
Afternoon Tea - Gelato and Coffee.
Dinner - Gelato.
On my first day in Rome, I lost 3€ at an automated ticket machine at the station. In a state of frustration, I decided to walk to the Colosseum. As I walked, it was incredible to see buildings from ancient Roman times still standing and passing by me. I felt incredibly fortunate!
Column｜The Feast of the Assumption of Mary Has Become One of the Most Unforgettable Days of My Life!
Today is the Feast of the Assumption of Mary. What does this have to do with me, someone without any religious beliefs?