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Discussion: In the Footsteps of Ernest Hemingway

Did you know that Ernest Hemingway was one of the world's most remarkable writers, who won the Nobel Prize along with the Pulitzer Prize in the 1950's? In addition to writing this man was also an enthusiastic traveler. Now you have the chance to follow Hemingways footsteps and see the places as he did!

  • 1. Ketchum
    Hemigway loved nature and fishing, so that brought him to Ketchum, where are lots of lovely parks and rivers. Hemingway’s grave is also located in Sun Valley in the Ketchum Idaho Cemetery.
  • 2. Piggott
    Hemingway used to spent a lot of time in Piggott between the years 1927-1940. Visit Piggott’s Hemingway Pfeiffer Museum, which gives visitors a clear vision of the writer during this period of time.
  • 3. Pamplona
    Pamplona is the backdrop to Hemingway’s novel The Sun Also Rises. See and feel the exciting fiesta, San Fermin, that Hemingway enjoyed and the main street Avenida de Hemingway along with his statue!
  • 4. Havanna
    El Floridita – a bar known for its former customer the Nobel Prize winner Ernest Hemingway. 20 minutes to Cojimar and you can also find the place, La Terazza, which Hemingway situated in his book The Old Man and the Sea.

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george

george from Finland wrote 10 months, 3 weeks ago

I have always assumed that Hemingway was a bit of an adventurer. This sounds so much like him! This place in Spain could be something that I would be interested in, any volunteers to join me?? :)

mike

mike from Ireland wrote 10 months, 3 weeks ago

Why would I be interested in visiting those places that Hemingway did? Is this some kind of a joke? Come on..

michelleo

michelleo replied 10 months, 3 weeks ago:

At first I thought just the same way. But on a second thought, I really liked Ernest's destinations and places! Sometimes nature and silence, but another day fiestas and parties! What would be a better combination?!

marias

marias from Sweden wrote 10 months, 3 weeks ago

I have heard a lot of things about Hemingway, but I didn’t know that he was such a self-made traveler! It would be interesting to know more about the trips and places where he spent time.