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Israel In the previous post, I talked about the two main cities of Israel, now I want to share pictures of my trip to Palestine and show a bit about the contradictions of that territory, and my last days in Jerusalem and Israel in general. Palestine The difference between Israel and Palestine is clear, you can see it and feel it immediately. From Damascus Gate in Jerusalem to Bethlehem is like 10 km, but the trip is really long and difficult, of course not for tourists but for Palestinians. Anyway, I really enjoyed Palestine, the people, and the atmosphere, and I felt that people there, even if they suffer, can be friendly, smile and enjoy life more than what we do in Europe. Bethlehem Shopping We took a Palestinian bus from Damascus Gate in Jerusalem to Bayt Jala and then from there we walked to Bethlehem. It was a 2 km walk through a market or a local shopping area. It was simply amazing! I liked to see locals shopping, a lot of good food, something really authentic ...

Israel I visited Israel last February, I usually travel during this period to give myself a gift, my birthday is at the end of January, and travel is cheaper this month. I was really curious about this country: contradictions, religions and history, I tried to learn more about it and satisfied my curiosity. Tel Aviv It's in the north of Israel, it's a modern city, on the Mediterranean Sea, I found it a place where it could be nice to live, and whit a lot of different faces: modern, old, American, Mediterranean at the same time. Chill This is Habima Platz in front of the Charles Bronfman Auditorium, a lovely area in the city centre. I found it a meetup place, but also for chill like the guy in the picture is doing. From this square starts Rothschild Boulevard (on the left in the picture), a street where you can walk and enjoy the nice weather that the city can offer. Draft Walking in Tel Aviv, in general in Israel, is easy to see soldiers on t...

Kyoto It was the end of my trip to Japan, I was coming from Osaka and Kyoto was the last city before to come back to Europe.  The old capital of Japan Kyoto keeps the charm of a traditional Japanese city. I passed there for 4 days and I got in love with it, a treasure, something incredible every corner, my favourite city in Japan. I apologise for the long post, but I had a really nice time there and a lot of things to share and show. Here I will make a sort of list about things to do in Kyoto, or at least what I visited and my impressions. Kyoto imperial palace The first place that I visited in Kyoto was the imperial garden, it's a huge park around the imperial palace. That morning the park was empty, probably because earlier it was raining, so for me, the feeling was like getting lost in nature, more or less like the man in the picture. The Kyoto imperial palace is the former ruling palace of the Emperor of Japan, until 1868 the Imperial family was living there. Walk...