We finished that day by walking around in San Telmo. San Telmo is the cultural quarter of Buenos Aires with a lot of Milongas (Tango bars) and other cultural places, theaters and artists, antique stores and markets on the weekend. Bibiana, Michael´s ex-colleague from Bentley in the Netherlands San Telmo, cultural neighbourhood of Buenos Aires San Telmo is full of street markets… … and is the center of Tango. Tourists can easily try on the Read More

Our Spanish class started on Monday. Michael joined a beginners class, Christian an advanced beginners class. Both classes only comprise two students so it is very intense. The school „Vamos Spanish!“ is just one block away and it takes us only 2 minutes to walk there – very convenient.   Out teacher Marisol in the middle   Our teacher Ivana in the middle We also found a gym close by called Megatlon – it is Read More

On Monday, February 8th we arrived finally to Buenos Aires – the place we chose to spend about 2 months in order to learn Spanish. A driver brought us directly to our apartment in Palermo which was luckily as described on the internet and according to the photos we saw. We immideately liked the neighbourhood – a nice street with a pedestrian area and lots of cafes and restaurants. First task was to go to Read More

Here is another selection of selfies that we took during our adventures this year. Enjoy! Hiking in Yosemite, April 2018   Visiting the Apple Headquarters, April 2018 Visiting the TESLA factory, April 2018 El Rio – Our favourite outdoors LGBT Salsa party, April 2018 10th visit to San Francisco, April 2018 Yosemite National Park – Tunnel View, April 2018 Hiking Montserrat Mountain, Catalonia, April 2018 Skiing in the Catalan Pyrenees, March 2018 Trying the e-Scooters Read More

Wow, we found another astonishing building of Gaudí – off the beaten path in Barcelona´s neighbourhood of Sant Gervasi. Between 1900-1909 the famous Catalan architect was commissioned to build this manor house “Beautiful View”. He was inspired by the medieval castle, Casa Figueras, from the early 15th century that belonged to Martin, King of Aragon (Count of Barcelona).      Would you like to discover more of Gaudí? Check out the private tour of The Barcelona Read More