It was only after 9 years living in London that I finally went to visit the Columbia Road flower market. And no, I don't have a good excuse for why it took so long for me to do that. Because if there's one person who loves markets (be of food or flowers) that person is me... Continue reading Columbia Road, uma linda feira de flores no leste de Londres
Considered Ireland's main tourist attraction, the Cliffs of Moher are also one of the most beautiful natural landscapes in the world. Long before I travelled to Ireland I already knew of the existence of this place. So when I planned my travel itinerary, it would be impossible for me not to include this wonderful destination. The Cliffs of Moher are... Continue reading Cliffs of Moher, as famosas falésias da Irlanda
I had heard about Moldova and I know that this country is in Europe. But if you were to ask me the exact geographical location on the map, I confess I wouldn't be able to tell you. So the first thing I did was research not only where this country is, but also other information from there... Continue reading Livro da Moldávia – The Good Life Elsewhere | Projeto 198 Livros
When I arrived in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, I had already crossed the country from north to south (actually it was from south to north, I just said it backwards to sound prettier). So I was already well accustomed to the food, with the means of transport, with the local culture, with the way... Continue reading Hanoi, a fascinante capital do Vietnã
Mauritania is the third African country in a row to be drawn in Project 198 Books. The cool thing is that until recently I knew nothing about this country. But the other day I was watching @dannieloliveira's instagram and he was travelling through Mauritania. I followed every detail of his trip with great enthusiasm... Continue reading Livro da Mauritânia – The Desert and The Drum | Projeto 198 Livros
Before backpacking through Asia I had heard about Boracay. However, I had no idea in which country this place was. During the research I did months before the trip, I discovered that this is a paradise island in the Philippines. And since I was going to the Philippines, I... Continue reading Boracay, uma ilha paradisíaca nas Filipinas
I confess that I was confused when I saw that I had drawn Comoros for the project. Wait, where is this country? Did I misspelled it when I was printing the paper and instead of putting the country Cameroon I misspelled it and put Comoros? No, the spelling was correct, and yes... Continue reading Livro do Comores – The Kaffir of Karthala | Projeto 198 Livros
At the time of the elections for president of Brazil in 2018, I came across an instagram of a Brazilian woman living in London for a long time, who was super engaged in discussing politics in her instagram stories. What I mean by discussing is: talking to people, listening and answering questions and positions. I noticed that she knew, studied and read... Continue reading Tour em Londres: Mulheres incríveis e seus legados
In today's post I take you with me to visit the charming borough of Kingston upon Thames, better known as Kingston. I had the idea to create a series for my YouTube Channel, followed by a post here on the blog. In this series, I show you a little more about each borough of... Continue reading Kingston, um bairro pitoresco às margens do rio Tâmisa
I had just moved to London. I had barely found a job to pay my bills when Juliana, a Brazilian girl who lived in the same house as me at the time, invited me to go with her to the Oktoberfest in Munich. The biggest beer festival in the world. And I love beer. So I didn't need think twice... Continue reading Oktoberfest em Munique: o maior festival de cerveja do mundo
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