Author: Connections Voyages

Rewilding thrives on diverse perspectives, dedication, and motivation – qualities found in all our teams. This International Women’s Day, we speak to the female leaders accelerating action in our landscapes to find out more about their passions, beliefs, and commitment to making Europe a wilder place. Rewilding Europe’s five female landscape leaders: Marija Krnjajić, Andreana Trifonova, Ioana-Cătălina Petrencu, Marina Drugă, and Stephanie Kiel.   An essential role People of all backgrounds and nationalities play a hugely important role at Rewilding Europe, both at a central level and across our landscape teams. Every single person provides invaluable expertise, insight, and governance…

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Planning to explore the heart of Europe? With just 2 days in Brussels, you can experience its rich history, dynamic architecture, delicious comfort food, and artistic charm. This guide highlights must-visit landmarks, cultural hotspots, and delicious treats while offering practical tips to maximize your short stay in Belgium’s capital. Why Visit Brussels? Brussels, the capital of Belgium and the de facto capital of the European Union, is known for its blend of historic grandeur and modern vibrancy. It boasts stunning architecture, world-renowned chocolates, indulgent waffles, and some of the best fries you’ll ever taste. Home to the iconic Grand Place,…

Photographers thinking of entering images for this year’s Rewilding Europe Award still have time before the March 1 deadline. For inspiration and guidance, we talk to celebrated conservation photographer Jen Guyton, who will co-judge this year’s entries. Jen’s work has led her to the Kalahari Desert in South Africa, where she captured this shot of a researcher studying meerkats.Jen Guyton   As part of the annual European Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, which was launched in 2001 by the German Society for Nature Photography, the Rewilding Europe Award celebrates some of the best rewilding-related imagery from across Europe. The…

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In the Central Apennines rewilding landscape in Italy, innovative artistic initiatives are engaging a broader local audience in critical issues such as wildlife poisoning and human-wildlife coexistence. Changing mindsets and inspiring action will support the scaling up of rewilding and the positive impact it delivers. In the Central Apennines, humans and wildlife are learning to coexist. This is celebrated by an artistic programme consisting of performances and movies.   Creativity that gives back to nature People have drawn creative inspiration from nature for millennia. A pioneering artistic programme in the Central Apennines rewilding landscape in Italy is now seeing the…

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Bruges, often called the “Venice of the North,” is a city where medieval charm meets winter magic. But is January a good time to visit? Absolutely! Bruges in January offers a quieter, more intimate experience without the summer crowds. The cobblestone streets, misty canals, and warm cafés make it the perfect setting for a cozy winter escape. Plus, if you’re planning a weekend in Bruges, you’ll still enjoy its iconic landmarks while soaking up its historical charm. Here’s your ultimate 2-day itinerary, covering everything from how to get there to the best things to do in Bruges in January—with fascinating…

Submissions for the Rewilding Europe Award in this year’s European Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition are eligible until March 1. As the deadline approaches, we talk to celebrated photographer and rewilding thought leader Peter Cairns, who will act as one of this year’s judges. An osprey with a fish perches on the banks of the River Feshie in Glenfeshie, Scotland.Peter Cairns / SCOTLAND: The Big Picture   As part of the annual European Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, which was launched in 2001 by the German Society for Nature Photography, the Rewilding Europe Award celebrates some of the…

Madrid, the vibrant capital of Spain, spans approximately 604.3 square kilometers and is home to nearly 3.4 million residents. The city is administratively divided into 21 districts and 131 neighborhoods, each offering its unique charm and attractions. Choosing the best area to stay in Madrid can significantly enhance your experience, providing convenient access to the city’s landmarks, culture, and culinary delights. Below is a guide to some of Madrid’s most captivating neighborhoods, highlighted by exceptional hotels I personally visited and inspected that exemplify the essence of each locale. Disclosure: This article may contain some paid links where we make a…