Travel Digest #2845

Introduction

Hello everyone, Worldmappin friends! I'm @lauramica, and I'm bringing you this Thursday's Travel Digest. Come and discover the places we'll be visiting today! ❤️

This time, our featured posts take us to see some frozen sculptures in Quebec, Canada, we do some trekking in Caracas, Venezuela, and we visit a beautiful cathedral in Havana, Venezuela. We also visit other parts of the world like Serbia, Poland, Colombia, and the Philippines. A little bit of everything!

Thanks to everyone for sharing your posts on the map! Have a great day! 😃❤️

All featured posts are visible on the Editors Choice Map and upvoted by @worldmappin, our curation trail, and potentially @blocktrades. For more travel digests check out #traveldigest.

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Our winners today

🥇 Wednesday Walk : Ice sculptures in Saint-Côme, Québec by @heroldius

The village of Saint-Côme is located a little less than two hours by car from Montreal in the Lanaudière region of Quebec. Part of the day, I was on the ski slopes at the Val Saint-Côme resort. After a few runs, I went to the village, located a few kilometers away, to grab a beer at the Trécarré brewery. But on the main street, many ice sculptures were still resisting the sun's rays.

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🥈 The Lit Cross by @jesuslnrs

I think the most special thing about this post I'm writing is that it's about an unforgettable hike for me, and it was on a Wednesday. My gym bro and I decided to do some hiking, since we'd only done strength training that morning, but there were two people who really needed to connect with nature to clear their heads after what had been a stressful day for them, and without hesitation, we invited my wife and our mutual friend to climb Ávila Mountain with us. I say it was an unforgettable experience because, despite being the same place we always go, this time it was the first time for one of the participants...

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🥉 In the Cathedral of Havana [EN/ES] by @jordy0827

In Old Havana, in one of its four oldest squares, rises the Cathedral of Havana, which gives its name to the place, Plaza de la Catedral. This church is one of the most emblematic and well-known temples of Cuba. Although it is not the largest church in the country, it is one of the most recognized and visited, considered Cuban heritage and precisely because of its historical value, it is part of the group declared by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. The Cathedral is a must-visit place for those who wish to know the colonial history of the capital.

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Honorable Mentions

• The Two Bolyai, Targu Mures, Romania by @erikah
• Baroque style in Southern Italy by @delilhavores
• Walk in Kosciuszko Park and the discovery of the oldest temple in Katowice, Poland by @olga.maslievich
• Cocalitos Beach, family outing, Cumaná, Venezuela by @saavedraa
• My walk along the Meléndez River, Cali, Colombia by @elmundodeyari
• La Boquita, between the whisper of the sea and the lagoon, Isla de Margarita, Venezuela by @taniagonzalez
• Family Holiday, Polangui, Philippines by @mayt
• Trip to the San Carlos Peninsula. Part Two: Sinamaica Salt Flats and the shores of the Gulf of Venezuela by @noalys
• Visiting the Wishing Tree Plaza, Corrientes, Argentina by @jlufer
• Photographs of a walk through Huesca, Spain by @palomap3
• Northern Blossom Flowers Farm in Atok, Philippines by @allmonitors
• The Logic of Travel: A Maglič Story, Serbia by @alexanderfluke

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