In one turn, I was awed by one of the most, if not the most beautiful medieval square in Europe. By another, I found myself standing under a 102-meter tall iron atom. That is Brussels, a city in which a mélange of architectural styles exists.
Continue reading Brussels and Its Architectural TreasuresDespite some downpours, summer is still a prime time to visit the Swedish capital. The city starts to blossom after months of cold weather and short hours of sunlight. It is almost like a festival as green spaces become bustling, waterways turn crowded, and locals are energized by the sun-filled days.
Continue reading Stockholm: Summer Days in Swedish CapitalIf cities were human beings: Seoul would be an assertive businessman, while Busan would be a boisterous sailor. Indeed, South Korea’s second-largest city is full of spirit and character, with miles of beaches, vibrant nightlife, and an unrivaled food scene.
Continue reading Busan: A Trip to the Dynamic Coastal CityAncient temples and imposing monuments coexist peacefully with a modern skyline. Trendy boutiques are widely available, but night markets still play an essential part in life. To me, Taipei seems like a city of juxtaposition. It’s highly developed yet hasn’t lost its traditional values.
Continue reading Taipei: A Weekend in the City of Contrast
