Tag: europe
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Bilbao: A good place
I have travelled to many places and liked many of them, but Bilbao felt strangely warm. More like a place to live than just to visit. Since it was November and in the north, I can’t say it was a typical Spain trip, but the city’s reserved warmth — more serious than Spain’s Mediterranean coast,…
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Exploring Riga: A Journey through Melancholy and Warmth
It was my second time in Riga. Unlike my first visit, this time I was greeted not by the sun, but by gray clouds. I had planned this trip simply to get away from mz surronding for a bit. But as the clouds and the cold Soviet architecture welcomed me, I wondered—had I made a…
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The Night of Science: Celebrating Unity and Diversity
The Night of Science and the National Anthem Last year in June, we had the annual Night of Science. Coincidentally, it was also the opening match of the European Championship. The university was broadcasting the game live in the courtyard, and naturally, everyone had taken their seats, waiting for the kickoff. Night of Science: An…
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How to know yourself-57: Travelling
Starting Your Journey of Self-Discovery through Travel When embarking on a journey of self-discovery, I mentioned that this is a broad and deep awareness. Being mindful of not just family, relationships, work, money, and physical activity, but also your relationship with travel can enrich your experiences, broaden your horizons, and even help you relax mentally.…
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An Orange Tree, A Palm Tree, and a Love That Defied Death
Legends, stories, heroes — as I mentioned before, we’re continuing in the same vein. This time, I’ll tell you about a love story from Seville. You could call it their version of Romeo and Juliet. The story takes place in the Santa Cruz district. This is a lively area that tourists often visit, where you…
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