The legendary Wall Street…I had expected to see many men in suits, but in fact, plenty of them were wearing helments. A Memorial Site was being constructed where the twin towers used to stand. It opened in 9/11, meaning September 2011, but when we were there in August, a preview site could already be...
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Manhattan offers so many things to do that the only hommage we had the time to pay to Brooklyn was crossing the famous Brooklyn bridge. Part of it being on reconstruction, it is still very amazing. See for yourself.
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If it’s the crowdedness that determines the heart of a city, than for New York it’s definitely Times square. You get agressed by thousands of billboards, featuring ads for everything starting from coke and ending with Broadway shows. That seems logical in the financial...
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Volonteering as English teachers in a secondary school in a small town in Yucatan is one of our most precious memories from the world trip. It was like diving...
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Chichen Itza is one of the world’s seven wonders. Some stories behind this place are hard to imagine, such as the belief that the loosers of a popular ball...
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Some of the Maya were lucky enough to have a view on the Carribean sea stretching out from their fortress. This fortress has turned into ruins, but waves are...
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