Author: Hand of colors

Akko and its thousands of years of history

Israel • 3 Comments

An ancient city in the far north of Israel, Acre or Akko is one of the oldest cities in the world,...
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My first impressions from Bethlehem and West Bank Wall

Israel • 3 Comments

Bethlehem is more than a religious duty or a romantic view of a church. It has life, and stories th…
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Jerusalem: A photo journey

Israel • One Comment

Is it even possible to capture the beauty of Jerusalem in just one post? For history and spirituality, few places come close to Jerusalem....
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Within the walls of Jerusalem

Israel • 13 Comments

Before Columbus, they say, Jerusalem was thought of as the center of Earth. Today, the treasured,...
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Switzerland’s sweet-heart, Lucerne

Europe

To travelers, Lucerne conjures many sights and feelings. Tranquil, pristine, and nestled at the foot of Mount Pelatus, Lucerne has long...
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The harmony of Colmar

Europe

The trip to Strasbourg was a relief. While Paris was blanketed in gray smoke, Strasbourg came out as a surprise with occasional fluffy,...
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Freiburg: Germany’s huge eco-gem

Europe • 5 Comments

Sitting at the foot of the Black forests wooded slopes, Freiburg is a sunny, cheerful town, adorned…
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Bruges: A fairy-tale sojourn

Europe • One Comment

Romantic cobblestoned streets, dreamy canals, crooked bridges, comfy sidewalk cafes, houses looking…
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Heidelberg: Town that inspires artists

Europe • 3 Comments

Ever wondered that artists, authors, composers, and painters would come, see, and get inspired by a ruined castle by the river. And this...
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Going cuckoo for a magical charm of Ghent

Europe • 8 Comments

Ghent might be less renowned than its classy neighbor Bruges, but it is still bags full of history …
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