Art in galleries, shopping malls & in the street that caught our eye in Hong Kong. Loved the Frog King gallery but at $180,000 HKD (€21,000) his Chinese/western style,  black/white/red grafitti pieces are slightly out of my budget right now. Our hotel on Hollywood Road meant meandering past literally hundreds

Finally we got around to seeing the new Star Wars movie ! ZZ has been desperate to see it for the last month but it wasn’t showing in Cuba, for obvious reasons. As soon as we arrived in HK it was one of the first things on our bucket list,

Camaguey is FULL of art galleries Camaguey really surprised us with all its wonderful art galleries. The centre of town is relatively small with lots of nice squares which have been renovated beautifully, lots of artists have set up their studios in around these squares so theyre easy to find

We loved Camaguey because its a small town with lots of pedestrian squares that have been beautifully restored. These are some of the buildings that caught our eye in Camaguey ….. but to be honest we were so busy admiring the art galleries we probably didn’t pay enough attention to

Trinidad was one of our favourite places in Cuba, it really is like a town stuck in a previous century, cobble stone streets and horse & carts are the main form of transport. We got woken up by the clippity clop of horses every morning, that and the baker that

Art that caught our eye in Trinidad, Cuba   (we will eventually get around to adding the names of the artists & galleries –  those that we know at least)

We took a taxi from Cienfuegos to Rancho Luna beach (18km) then a small “row boat with an outboard engine” over to the Fort of Jaguar, a Spanish Fort built to keep out the British Armada and the pirates (or even the British Pirates). The huge bay of Cienfuegos has

Buildings that caught our eye in Cienfuegos, Cuba