Las Vegas, Baby
Las Vegas was the next stop on our road trip after our amazing visit of the Antelope Canyon. And it was also our last stop after 2.5 months working and traveling on the West Coast. When it comes to Las … Continued
Los Angeles and Santa Monica
Los Angeles – the City of Angels – is the second-largest city in the United States known for its mediterranean climate, its strengths in business, international trade, entertainment, culture, media, fashion, science and nearly everything else. And L.A. includes Hollywood, … Continued
Napa Valley
In all my travels around the world, I have visited lots of famous wine regions. But with an historic one like the Wachau in your backyard, most of them weren’t as spectacular as advertised for me – definitely something I can’t … Continued
San Francisco by night
As you know, I love traveling and of course taking pictures. During daytime, it’s quite predictable how a taken picture will turn out. At night and with longtime exposure, there can sometimes still be a little surprise. There are so … Continued
Over the bridge
Finally, a blog post about one of the most recognized symbols of San Francisco, or probably the United States: the Golden Gate Bridge. It’s possibly the most photographed bridge in the world according to some travel guides – and indeed, … Continued
Fort Mason to Fisherman’s Wharf
Two posts ago, I took you to my favorite place in San Francisco called Lands End. Now, I want to continue our tour along the coast and start at Fort Manson. Fort Mason, once known as San Francisco Port of … Continued
East meets West
San Francisco – home of the Golden Gate Bridge, the Giants and the Golden State Warriors, famous for Alcatraz, the sea lions at Pier 39 and so much more. During January and February I spend there several weeks and was … Continued