Viatges

Written during the first half of the 20th century, these texts attest to the restless and curious nature of Stefan Zweig, who always thought that traveling should be an adventure, a random and uncertain leap into the unknown, an escape route from a life that, more and more, had been automated and regulated, devoid of any kind of shock. From Seville to Salzburg, passing through Bruges, Arles, Antwerp and the English gardens and orchards, as well as the mythical Hotel Schwert or the Foire gastronomique de Dijon, these writings become a sentimental chronicle of the old continent, a journey through its geography, which anticipates the long shadow of World War II.