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Travel Writer

Croatia, Slovenia, Austria, France, Switzerland, Italy, Montenegro, Central & Southeast Europe & beyond

Rudolf Abraham is an award-winning travel and outdoor writer and photographer specialising in Central and Eastern Europe – in particular Croatia, Slovenia, Austria, Montenegro and the Balkans, as well as France and Italy – covering hiking and adventure travel, art and cultural heritage, family travel, sustainable tourism and more. His articles and images are published widely in magazines, newspapers and online including Arts Society Review, BBC Countryfile, BBC Travel, B Inspired (Brussels Airlines), Canvas, Easyjet Traveller, Evening Standard, Family Traveller, France Magazine, Geographical, The Guardian, Hidden Europe, The Independent, JRNY, Lonely Planet, Love FOOD, Love EXPLORING, Morning Calm (Korean Airlines), National Geographic Traveller UK, The National, Red Savannah, Songlines, The Telegraph, TGO Magazine (The Great Outdoors), Tonic, Wanderlust, The World’s 50 Best Restaurants etc.

With over 15 years experience working as a freelance travel writer and photographer, he is the author of over a dozen books including The Juliana Trail, Walking in the Salzkammergut, Peaks of the Balkans, Walks and Treks in Croatia, The Alpe Adria Trail, The Mountains of Montenegro, National Geographic Traveler Croatia, and co-author of Istria. The Bradt Travel Guide, and has contributed to many more including DK Eyewitness Slovenia and Unforgettable Journeys and Rough Guides A–Z of Travel. He wrote the first English-language hiking guidebooks to Croatia and Montenegro, as well as to the Peaks of the Balkans, Juliana and Alpe Adria long-distance trails, and is currently working on a guide to the new High Scardus Trail in North Macedonia, Kosovo and Albania. With a background in art history, he frequently writes about the art and architecture of Europe and the Middle East.

Rudolf first visited Croatia and Slovenia in the late 1990s, returned to live in Zagreb for two years, and continues to make several trips a year to his favourite corner of Europe. When not at home in London, he can usually be found hiking through the mountains of Austria, Slovenia or one of the more remote corners of the Balkans, photographing traditional culture and festivals, or hiding away on a small island somewhere on the Croatian Adriatic.

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