From the Algarve Coast to the North of Portugal, from Lagos to Lisbon. Here's a selection of travel pictures to show you the very best of Portugal.
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Spain is one of the most visited countries in the world. The streets of Barcelona or Madrid are filled with tourist masses all year around, the beaches of Malaga are packed as hell. I was looking for something different. And that is how I ended up in Andalusia. This autonomous community in the south-west of Spain is home to many historical places like Sevilla, Cadiz or Ronda, and their atmosphere is hard to beat.
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Hot sand between your toes, cold nights in sleeping bags, Morocco is one of the most diverse countries I’ve ever been to. It is a magical territory in Africa, where in 24 hours you can experience the waves of the Atlantic Ocean, the snowcapped peaks of the Atlas Mountains, and the dunes of the Sahara Desert. All this mixed with lively colors and a touch of French elegance.
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I clearly remember that morning at the office, when the unexpected error fare for Central and South America popped up in my Facebook Feed. It wasn’t among my plans to visit South America, nor to end up in Peru anytime soon. But you know what’s the deal with error fares: you have to act fast, otherwise it might be gone 10 minutes later. The deal included destinations from Cuba to Colombia, from Ecuador to Peru. After a 5-minute Google search, I took a leap of faith and opted for a Copenhagen-Lima return ticket for 200 euros. And it was the best investment ever.
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There is a mysterious country in the heart of Asia, where the 3,000-meter-high mountains are called hillsides, where instead of buses, regular power outages have a timetable, and it is also quite natural that the Hindu goddess is chosen among Buddhist girls. Welcome to Nepal.
The mix of Hindu and Buddhist culture created an incredibly diverse society, that has been isolated from the rest of the world for centuries. Being part of a journalistic field trip for young European reporters, Nepal is one of the most breathtaking countries I’ve ever been to.
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Early sunsets, outdoor cafés, hidden gems with cobblestone streets and falling leaves. Copenhagen is magical during the Autumn season, and it reminds me of the words of Connie Nielsen, who once said:
Read MoreIf Copenhagen were a person, that person would be generous, beautiful, elderly, but with a flair. A human being with appetite for the new and with respect for the old - somebody who takes good care of things and of people.