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USA West 16.09.-17.11.2025
Well, I am already in the United States. My first Park has been the gorges Glacier NP. Unfortunately only the Going to the Sun Road, because there is no Hotelroom available. And it is already to cold in the night for camping more than 3 nights – at least for me.
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From Sun Point to the Virginia Falls in Glacier NP
Glacier is one of the top 3 National Parks of the US. No where else, you will find so many gorges Mountains and so many Glaciers in the US than in this NP. Today, in the clearings shaped by fire, every peak revealed itself, each one distinct in form and color, each one adding its voice to the story of the valley. Sadness and beauty, destruction and renewal, all seemed to walk beside me on the trail.
Gastown + Chinatown Vancouver
The afternoon sun offers the perfect opportunity to explore the oldest and most atmospheric part of Vancouver: Gastown. With cobblestone streets, vintage lampposts, and restored Victorian buildings, this historic neighborhood tells stories of frontier dreams and gold rush ambition.
Plain of Six Glaciers
This morning, I set out on one of the most rewarding hikes in the Canadian Rockies: the Plain of Six Glaciers Trail at Lake Louise. The trail stretches over 13.8 kilometers with an elevation gain of 591 meters, and it truly feels like a journey through layers of natural beauty, history, and alpine majesty.
The Big Beehive
When I set out from the turquoise waters of Lake Louise on this late August day, the air was still cool and fresh, and the peaks that tower above the valley seemed to shimmer in the early sunlight.
Columbia Icefield -Glacier-Lake Trail & Peyto Lake Panorama
My day along the Icefields Parkway reads like a love letter to the Rockies—every turn, trail, and turquoise lake etched in my memory. Let me transport this back to those moments, weaving in some stories behind the mountains and the lake that stole my heart.
Piacenza: A Journey Through Stone, Time, and Soul
“Strolling through Piacenza is like walking inside a living chronicle, where each building tells a chapter of Italian history—Romanesque, Gothic, Baroque, and beyond.”
Bergamo
Bergamo is a city of rare beauty, divided into two worlds: the lively lower town (Città Bassa) and the medieval upper town (Città Alta), perched on a hill. Shaped by Venetian rule, religious tradition and cultural wealth, Bergamo tells its story through palaces, churches and squares that have grown over centuries. A walk through this city is a journey through eras – from Roman heritage to modern times.
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Milan: A Cultural and Architectural Journey through the City
Milan, the cosmopolitan heart of Lombardy, is a city where the past and the present meet in a uniquely elegant way. Every building, every piazza, every archway tells a story that reaches far into the past. I set out on a journey through the city’s most iconic places – and was rewarded with a walk through centuries of history, faith, and architectural excellence.
Niagara Falls
“Niagara Falls, where nature’s raw power and human ingenuity collide in a symphony of mist and thunder! Let’s embark on a thrilling journey to this iconic destination from the Canadian side, where the views are simply spectacular and the adventures unforgettable.”
A Soulful Journey Through the Streets of Old Québec
Québec City is a place where time folds gracefully into every cobblestone, every wrought-iron balcony, and every echo from a centuries-old church bell. On a crisp morning, with the scent of roasted coffee and river air dancing together, we began our journey
