The last weeks I travelled through mega cities such as Seoul, Osaka, Kyoto, Shanghai and Hong Kong. All those cities have a tremendous speed, density and its own kind of automatism which catches you whilst staying there. You feel subjected to the dynamic of the city like you are captured in an endless ribbon of time. Unless… […]
Nara / Japan, part III With a population of 377.000 Nara is a small town besides most of the other big cities in Japan. It is a ‘quiet’ city but it was not always like that because Nara was, in the Nara time where it was known as Heijō-kyō, the capital city of Japan. That was between 710 […]
Kyoto / Japan, part II The agreement of the Kyoto-protocol decided on the 11th of December 1997 by the United Nations become effective in February 2015 with the goal of climate protection and to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions within the first declaration of obligation (2008 -2012) by 5.2 % average compare to the quote […]
Belize, the only Central American country with English as the official language, has the longest barrier reef in the Northern hemisphere and the world’s largest population of jaguars living in the wild. The approach via Miami no longer bothers me; I arrive late in the afternoon, take a fixed price yellow cab for $ 35 […]
The question whether Rocky is „out“ is open to debate, but one of the trends that’s definitely “in“ is the most bizarre combination of boxing and yoga. This new trend sport called BoxingYoga™ makes me ponder how the opposite elements of aggression in boxing and relaxation in yoga can be combined. Here’s my first impression, […]
This blog is a contribution from Christiane Zieschang. While living as an architect in Switzerland she is also a construction & building researcher ¦ property economist and a passioned discoverer in terms of traveling. Where to go if you want to leave town? Hamptons, Shelter Island, Brighton Beach…sure, you can. But if you are looking for some adventure […]
Searching for cool places in New York by bike is a bit like chasing Pokemon, except the rewards aren’t digital. I push the pedals in a steady rhythm, zoom past yellow cabs and through Soho to get to my favorite coffee shop in the Bronx. Cycling isn’t the first thing you’d connect with New York, […]
M6 isn’t a chemical formula or a new brand of car, as you might think, but the nickname of Mohammed VI, as the king of Morocco likes to be called. But let’s start at the beginning … It only takes 300 minutes to get from the lively centre of Basel to Camp Lodge Agafay in […]
If you think the ice age is confined to the poles (or ice cream parlors), you’re wrong! Here’s an audio-visual treat for everyone who likes to throw caution to the wind. I made those recordings during my time as tenant of the Alois Günther Haus (1782 m) at Stuhleck/Semmering from 2013 to 2015. Although the […]
When you’re young, it’s always cool to celebrate your birthday in “far out“ locations. Thanks to my mother, it so happened that I spontaneously celebrated my 16th birthday in Sri Lanka. My mother happened to be taking a trip around the world with me – wanderlust more or less runs in my blood. The reasons […]
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