Just an hour from Zurich, St. Gallen stands as a modern and charming gem, perfect for an unforgettable getaway. Its stunning abbey, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the heart of this city and the only

Photo taken from... [ENGLISH] Recently, I recalled an event that fills me with a bit of "healthy pride." While I was in my 4th year of university, several friends with whom I shared a dormitory

ENGLISH What better place than this to ask the Creator, from this corner of eastern Cuba "Guisa," for peace and mercy for the inhabitants of the Island? These are tense, difficult times, but

[ENGLISH] Hello my friends from #TravelFeed, I’m sharing these images from a casual stroll along the Boardwalk of Manzanillo in eastern Cuba. Taken at different times and from various points, these are

ENGLISH "The farmer, in order to partake in the goods, must work first... Not everything is a result of chance; some would say it’s destiny, but 'luck' is something you work for. There are people

Photo taken from: In search of a community that aligned with my interests, I found this one with such a suggestive name, #Reflections... My first contribution is this: "Two are better than one, because

Hello friends of #Movies&TVShows, this is my first participation in this community. As an audiovisual enthusiast, I believe that a good movie is neither old nor new—if it can connect with the viewer,

Nestled in the majestic Sierra Maestra, near Santiago de Cuba, lies one of the island's most fascinating natural phenomena: La Gran Piedra. This colossal block of volcanic rock, estimated to weigh over

Hello, friends of #Worldmappin, resuming the incredible adventures experienced in Baracoa, known as the "First City of Cuba," today I want you to join me on a trip to the "Yumurí Canyon,"

The morning began with an unexpected twist. Our original plan was to explore the famous mogotes of Viñales, but a last-minute change, prompted by the temporary closure of some routes due to recent rains,

Baracoa had been a buried dream in my heart for years. Since the first time I heard about its mountains, rivers, and ancestral stories, I knew I had to go someday. But life, with its twists and obligations,

In a small town ravaged by the aftermath of World War II, a boy named Emil clung to his only companion: a worn cloth doll his mother had made for him before the bombings destroyed their home. Despite the