Rotterdam was bombed during the second world war, and it was technically rebuilt from scratch. The city has a perfect mix between old & new, with ultra-modern, futuristic architecture, plus the laid back attitude that characterizes the dutchs. 

As a venezuelan, it was a mix of emotion for me to go to Havana, having in consideration all the similarities between our governments. But I'm not going to get into a political discussion in here, I will focus instead on the amazing things that this country has to offer and the incredible hospitality of its people.

I was positively surprised when I got to Detroit, the Motorcity, as per what I had read in the media. The vibe of the city is amazing, in the most areas. With all the motor industry decadence and  well-publicized budgetary problems, I was expecting something completely different.

Whether Amsterdam is cheap or expensive could be a matter of perception, cause of course, every country has different minimum wages/cost of living. For the purpose of this post, I'm going to based my perception on the american standards and give you some recommendations to keep it on budget.

Is not just the breathtaking landscape you get to enjoy all over the country (beautiful beaches, bright colors; crystal clear water and fine sand, virgin nature of its mountainous forests and rural villages, its 227 islands...); but the history, culture and people.

Barcelona is for sure one of my favorite cities. My sister lives there, so I try to go once a year. I want to share with you my list of favorite things to do (some must see and other hot local spots)