European lives & landscape. A sense of place. Fuel for the mind. From Susanne Kries and Nicky Gardner: https://teapawt.net/t.co/z4UlCfGJzF
*journeys*community*cultures*
Joined April 2009
- Tweets13.3K
- Following4.8K
- Followers8.8K
- Likes11.1K
Pinned Tweet
Happy New Year! New year, new surroundings: bsky.app/profile/hiddeneurop…
hidden europe retweeted
Get your next Interrail with a 15% discount! Passes are fully refundable even though a special offer!!!
discoverbyrail.com/interrail…
As we enjoy these days between the years, our latest #LetterfromEurope newsletter comes from the Azores and a festive welcome on the islands in the Atlantic: hiddeneurope.eu/letter-from-…
These stories we chose for the latest #LetterfromEurope take us to the very edge of the 'Europe' of our title... indeed, beyond. Azores. Canary Islands. And Greenland, in search of Erik Raudes Land: hiddeneurope.eu/the-magazine…
And finally, from hidden europe 31, we make our way back towards home via the Faroe Islands, where we found hope in every snowdrift. You can read this piece also in full here: hiddeneurope.eu/the-magazine…
A final check in before Christmas and our final #LetterfromEurope for 2024. Join us on a Christmas journey to the Azores, and how travelling at this time of year can powerfully influence our memories of a place: hiddeneurope.eu/letter-from-…
As with all our Letters from Europe, you can read our latest edition on the hidden europe website, where you can also explore the archive of more than 500 newsletters (and sign up for future editions too): hiddeneurope.eu/letter-from-…
The places of hidden europe - we wandered amid bamboo and eucalyptuses, past carob trees and citrus orchards, by pomegranates and myrtle. The gardens at Alfàbia are one of many beautiful places we have visited as part of our work for hidden europe…
You’ll find the gardens on the island of Mallorca and to get there we took the train, slow and rattling as it was. You can read our notes from Alfàbia - from the archive of our #LetterfromEurope newsletter - on our website: hiddeneurope.eu/letter-from-…
Meanwhile, the next edition of our Letter from Europe will be sent out later this week. It is the last one for 2024… so if you want to make sure it lands in your inbox before Christmas, head on over to our website to subscribe: hiddeneurope.eu/letter-from-…
hidden europe retweeted
Interrail at 25% off: last call.
Deal expires 11pm GMT 17 Dec.
Passes can start up to 11 months ahead.
Top Christmas gift for explorers.
As @hiddenEurope recalls: 'Young travellers set out to discover Europe, but returned home having discovered themselves’
independent.co.uk/travel/new…
Fancy getting mail from us? Our #LetterfromEurope is a monthly dispatch on European travel and culture, and now includes links to articles from our magazine archive to read in full and for free on our website. Sign up here: hiddeneurope.eu/letter-from-…
Photo © Scanrail / Dreamstime
The last edition of 2024 is coming very soon, but if you fancy reading from the entire archive of more than 500 editions of our newsletter you can do so on our website: hiddeneurope.eu/letter-from-…
Our most recent #LetterfromEurope came from Jutland and the North Sea coast of Denmark, the landscapes of Dorthe Nors’s book A LINE IN THE WORLD, a magnificent piece of place writing which nicely captures the spirit of the place: hiddeneurope.eu/letter-from-…
The places of hidden europe - the village of Schengen in Luxembourg and the village of Perl in Germany, facing each other across the Moselle river, once described by Mary Shelley as possessing only “an inferior beauty.”
We think this is an overly harsh judgement on a valley that is one of the finest in Europe. We took a trip along the Moselle for hidden europe 22, and the piece is now available to read in full on our website: hiddeneurope.eu/the-magazine…
We are releasing articles from our magazine archive via our monthly #LetterfromEurope newsletter. You’ll find all the recent editions, including the one on rivers with a link to the Moselle piece, here: hiddeneurope.eu/letter-from-…
The places of hidden europe - Rioja, where many of the region’s most distinguished vineyards and bodegas cluster around the railway line which runs along the Ebro Valley…
Photo © Alexsalcedo / dreamstime
What better way to survey some of the world's great vineyards than from the comfort of a train cruising slowly through a region celebrated for its fine wines? You can read our piece on railways and wine tourism from our magazine article in full here: hiddeneurope.eu/the-magazine…
We are releasing articles from our magazine archive via our monthly #LetterfromEurope newsletter. You’ll find all the recent editions, including the one with a link to the railways piece, here: hiddeneurope.eu/letter-from-…
