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Travelling? DOs and DON'Ts

Me and my wife don't like arranged travels and we prefer to travel on our own, because we think is the only way you can get in touch with the real country and its people. This way of travelling is harder and more expensive than others, but also more pleasant, relaxing and, that's the best, gives you a different point of view on the culture and way of life.

After my experience here you have my advice if you plan to travel on your own to these areas. You have to understand that this is MY PERSONAL POINT OF VIEW and that it is not my intention to criticize the people or culture of any of the mentioned places. You also must take into account that these observations are from year I travelled. Things might have changed (either in the right or in the wrong way) since then. You must also bear in mind that these are not travel guides, but just descriptions of my own journeys and my own impressions. If you don't agree with some of the opinions given just write your own WEB page with you own opinions, but don't bother me.

Travelling to the Central French Pyrenees i
Travelling to the Castilla y León, etc.
Travelling to the Andorra
Travelling to the Denmark
Travelling to the Tenerife and La Gomera (Canary Isl. - Spain)
Travelling to the central Spanish Pyrenees
Travelling to Heidelberg (Germany), central Switzerland and Stresa / Borromeic Isl. (Italy)
Travelling to Valencia and Cuenca (Spain)
Travelling to Galicia (Spain)
Travelling to France
Travelling to Greece

You can also visit my on-line travel photo album

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