Culture – Page 2 – Tailor-made Wanderlust

Geneva & another goodbye!

Geneva is small city, but doesn’t fall short in charm.

Olá Rio de Janeiro

For a long time I had dreamed to travel to Rio de Janeiro, to dance samba and drink caipirinhas while watching a sunset at Ipanema beach.

Dolce far niente (Venice & Milan)

Here is to friendship, to travel, and to my love for Italy and its food, landscapes, people, language and of course every single place of that gorgeous country.

Discovering Moscow – Part II: Feeling

The architecture of the city is unlike some other cities I saw, the architecture style, the pastel colors of some buildings, the golden top of churches’ roofs, mixed with enormous plain buildings.

Discovering Moscow – Part I: Running

By: Gabriela June 11, 2018June 17, 2018

In Europe, UncategorizedCulture, Discover, diversity, Explore, Food, Friends, Happiness, Happydays, Moscow, Run, Russia, Traditions, Travel, wanderlust7 Comments

Moscow, the city that will be the protagonist and which left an unforgettable mark on me.

Taken… by Paris

By: Gabriela May 23, 2018June 17, 2018

In Europe, UncategorizedArchitecture, Culture, diversity, Explore, France, Happiness, Happydays, Languages, Paris, solotrip, Trains, Travel, wanderlust4 Comments

BTW before we start, click here for the Paris soundtrack and enjoy the selection 🙂 Finally time to start with the European tales… at that point in life (2012), I had travelled comfortably alone in the UK because I knew the language, same happened when I went to New York. But going to Paris was…

What mum taught me about traveling

By: Gabriela May 6, 2018June 17, 2018

In Perú, UncategorizedCulture, diversity, Explore, Family, Happiness, mothersday, mum, mumswhotravel, Trains, Travel, travel lessons, travelingmothers, wanderlust3 Comments

For more trips and adventures to come, for more lessons to learn and teach, for more little amazed faces discovering the world out there…Cheers to all those mothers who travel with their kids.

7 days in sunny Cusco

Time to show off my skills to arrange an itinerary that could cover the highlights, leave space to relax and enjoy of more under the radar experiences, and yet fit everything in just one week!