Vatnajökull - Iceland

What a better place to spend your time than being in Vatnajökull and enjoy this paradise that earth has to offer. If you like ice, extreme cold weather, loneliness and most of all, peace, then Vatnajökull is your place to visit on next winter. Don't miss out this amazing piece of nature's art which will transform you and your thoughts into the incredible frozen time and mellow but at the same time extreme characteristics this place might show you.

Vatnajökull is the largest glacier in Iceland and it’s also the largest glacier mass in Europe, having said that, there is also a downfall of this beautiful piece of nature that is occurring nowadays and not only in Vatnajökull but around the world's glaciers. Like so many other glaciers around the world, rising temperatures and reduced snowfall mean that this ancient icecap is melting.  In one of the most recent reports from the Icelandic government's Committee on Climate Change, it warns that by the next century, Iceland's glaciers will no longer exist. Vatnajökull is estimated to be melting at a rate of one meter per year and many of its outlet glaciers are melting at an even higher rate.

Hallstatt - Austria

Hallstatt is a gift from our Earth, as well from the profoundly fusion of rural architecture development and the share of some nature's elements. Maxing these two ingredients ends up in the breathtaking sights that Hallstatt has to offer, and the reason thousands of tourists visit this small town with just 1,200 inhabitants each year. 

Hallstatt is located in the Northern-center of Austria, next to the lake Hallstätter and in the region of Salzkammergut. Region well known for its beautiful chain of mountains and amazing people that share the peace and contentment that their views has to offer. 

If you want to know more about the culture that Hallstatt has, it may be easier to start by saying that it used to be a predominately Celtic and Proto-Celtic region, based in the production of salt and the tourism.