Beautiful, not too difficult, and beaten by few people: what more could you ask for from a hike in the snow?
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Beautiful, not too difficult, and beaten by few people: what more could you ask for from a hike in the snow?
A long but relaxing walk through picturesque villages and suggestive wooded stretches, up to a remote and tiny village at the edge of a valley crossed by a frozen stream, where you will certainly want to buy a house to hide in the silence muffled by the snow.
Short and sweet, this hike is easy and pays off with beautiful scenery without too much effort: a secluded plateau with a few villages, a lone church, and boundless mountain views.
All it takes is a pair of boots and a couple of hours for this short and scenic hike that begins in the village of Bivio.
It feels like Lapland, but we're only 40 minutes from Zurich, among beautiful forests, snow-covered valleys and breathtaking views of lakes and mountains.
The walk is long, but gentle and available for anyone with good winter boots. Go there to find some peace or to enjoy some hearty food in one of the huts along the way.
Whether they are soft, leavened Finnish Kanelbulls, sinful Danish Kanelsnegle, covered with sticky frosting, or swirling Swedish Skillingsbollers, the concept is the same, a soft brioche with a drop-dead cinnamon scent.
Okay, to fall in love with Norway, you only need to drive through it and enjoy its magnificent views. But if you have the energy to sling on your backpack, perhaps a tent, and hike its trails, you will have priceless rewards.
A campervan trip is not an easy thing, especially if you are a first-time camper, but doing it in Norway will make everything a little lighter.
Between rugged mountains and bays with the whitest sands, hiking in Lofoten will leave you breathless. The views are incredible, the mountains alternate with the sea, the wild with picturesque villages.
It seems like a surreal place, with the roads bouncing over the islets one viaduct after another, the expanses of stockfish on the rocks, the little red or yellow wooden houses that look like they were drawn by a fairy tale illustrator. There is no place that does not leave you enchanted, so walk them from south to north and absorb their essence. Our route winds from island to island, from Å i Lofoten to Andenes.
Our campervan wanderings have taken us along endless roads that wind through perennial ice, windswept heaths, skirting dizzying fjords or climbing there in tight turns.
Here is what to expect from a trip to Norway and the places to best enjoy all its facets.
A rainbow of colours, from ochre to vermilion, in the form of gabled buildings, or a white row of snow-white houses as far as the eye can see, or even dark wooden buildings with peat roofs scattered in the bush.
Among the Spanish cities that have impressed us the most, Seville, the capital of Andalusia, certainly occupies an important place, if only for the concentration of monuments of enchanting beauty.
Everyone knows Holland's most iconic places, but do you know the best places to admire them? Tips to find the perfect destinations to explore next Spring.
Although the mountain landscapes of the North, those of the Chianti vineyards and those of the wild Tyrrhenian coast are still picturesque, the hills of the Val d'Orcia have something very special.