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Hello friends. I’m going to share a short walk I took around Rotterdam in the Netherlands. I started my visit at the Old Harbor. This spot was popular long before the war. The city itself started in the thirteenth century near a dam on the Rotte river. In fact its name comes from there. Since it did not have direct access to the North Sea, it remained in the shadow of Amsterdam and Dordrecht for quite a long time. As a port it did not attract as much attention as those two cities and did not have such great importance.
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On our last day in Krakow, we first stopped by that famous market in the main square. It was pretty chilly out. So ducking into the market stalls for some warmth felt so good. While the wind outside was harsh enough to blow me away, the interior was windless and cozy. There were souvenirs at every corner. And of course, there were those famous and cute pigeons. They have become the symbol of Krakow. Nobody disturbs them. I can even say that pigeon-shaped keychains in the market were selling like hotcakes.
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Semarang's Old Town was a tourist destination that immediately came to mind upon arriving in Semarang. This is because it's close to the train station. So, I only needed to walk from the train station to Semarang's Old Town.
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