I’ve been to Copenhagen several times and I love feng shui of the Danish capital (voted the coolest city by the Lonely Planet). Copenhagen is the most visited destination in Scandinavia and voted the greenest city in Europe. The population of Copenhagen is just under two million and it’s the largest city in Scandinavia and one of the happiest places on Earth.

Feng shui of Copenhagen Denmark

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The Feng Shui of Ibiza: Harmonising Island Energy

Introduction

Ibiza, often celebrated for its world-famous nightlife, electronic music scene, and idyllic Mediterranean vistas, holds a quieter, more contemplative side. Beneath the surface of beach clubs and dancefloors lies a land imbued with natural vitality—sun-drenched, sea-kissed, and steeped in serenity. Increasingly, Ibiza has become a magnet not only for partygoers, but also for those seeking balance, wellness, and energetic renewal.

What does feng shui have to say about this magnetic Balearic island? How do its landscapes, buildings, and atmosphere align with the ancient Chinese art of spatial harmony? This blog explores how feng shui principles can be used to interpret, enhance, and connect more deeply with the energetic nature of Ibiza.

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I love Barcelona, and as a feng shui consultant – it’s one of my favourite cities that has excellent feng shui on all fronts. Few other cities can compete with Barcelona’s Mediterranean charm, vibrancy and elegance. So, let me unpack. Perfect location ie by the sea with glorious sunshine, amazing and recognisable buildings and architecture (dreamy, curvy Gaudi), for football lovers (FC Barcelona) the spiritual vibe (enlightening La Sagrada Familia), history, far-out, epic cuisine including Cava tasting, a great market and a beach, art, including surrealist artist Miro and more…

La Sagrada Familia and spiritual feng shui

You can get to Barcelona by bus and even train to Barcelona Sants train station (via France), but air travel is the most efficient. 7.5m tourists come to Barcelona every year to create a buzzing nightlife. Barcelona is the capital of the Catalonia region, which has its own language and flag (where they invented Chupa Chups).

“To do things right, first you need love, then technique.” Gaudi

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Feng shui of Seville

Seville, the Andalucian capital, is the sunniest city in Europe (nicknamed the frying pan of Europe) and the birthplace of flamenco. From a feng shui perspective, this city full of chi or charge, if you like, requires full attention. Seville is the fourth biggest city in Spain (after Barcelona, Madrid and Valencia).

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Art, music, coffee, chocolate cake and feng shui
Vienna is home to Mozart, Hayden, Beethoven (2020 marks 250 years since the birth of Beethoven), Strauss and other musicians as well as the birthplace of the sowing machine, slow motion, psychoanalysis, croissant (not Paris) and the snow globe (yes, Schneekugeln was invented in Vienna over hundred years ago and there is a museum to prove it).

Feng Shui of Vienna’s Town Hall

13 million tourists flock to Vienna every year. About 2 million people live happily and comfortably in Vienna which has been voted the most livable city in the world for several years now (five times until 2019). Is it something to do with the feng shui of Vienna? I’m going to find out.

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I love Amsterdam for all kinds of reasons. Feng shui is one of them, with the most amazing architecture and rhizomatic canals that make this city so vibrant and friendly. Let’s explore why Amsterdam is a model feng shui city.

Feng shui consultant in Amsterdam

Eurostar to Amsterdam Central Station made Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, a very popular place to visit with 14 million tourists a year. What’s the attraction?

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What is feng shui of Helsinki?
Helsinki is the seaside capital of Finland. I’ve visited it several times, teaching feng shui. Helsinki is the second most northern capital in the world was founded in 1550. Angry birds is the game invented in Helsinki but let’s see how feng shui fairs in this Scandinavian city.

Finland is one of the happiest countries in the world with excellent state education, free universities, the world’s cleanest air and low population. Also, Finland has been voted the third most innovative country in the world with a lifestyle that breeds creativity and innovation.

Feng shui of Helsinki Cathedral

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I’ve visited Faro several times and here’s my feng shui apraisal of the best of the Algarve’s seafront capital.

Faro is the capital of southern Portugal’s Algarve region which from feng shui directionology makes it the success, recogntion area in the bagua model. Faro is packed with history. Originally, Faro was built by the Romand and then conqured by the Moors. As a feng shui consultant I’ll be focusing on the town’s several important landmarks such as neoclassical Arco da Vila which is on the site of a gate that was part of the original Moorish wall, the monumental archway leads to the old town, with its cobbled streets as well as Faro Cathedral, built in the 13th century. The Municipal Museum, in a 16th-century convent, displays prehistoric and medieval artifacts, plus religious art. And charming traditional Portugese bars and cafes.

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Stockholm, the capital of Sweden is the largest city in Scandinavia and was founded in 1252. Sweden is famous for many things, mainly Abba, Nobel prize, dynamite, GPS, Skype, Stockholm syndrome, and IKEA but is feng shui rooted in Sweden too? Let’s explore.

Feng shui of Stockholm Sweden

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I love Oslo, which I have visited many times, teaching feng shui over the years. Let me tell you why Oslo has good feng shui.

A very short history of Oslo: it was founded in 1050 by Vikings, devasted by the black death in 1350, destroyed in a fire in 1624 and then rebuilt in stone and renamed Christiania by Christian IV, and became the capital of Norway in 1814 and given the current name in 1925. Oslo has given us the pop group Aha, cheese slicer and paperclip as well as the ‘The Scream’ by Edvard Munch and works by Henrik Ibsen (1828-1906). Oslo is one of the best cities to live in, with low unemployment, good water, clean air and, therefore, good feng shui.

Feng Shui Consultant in Oslo

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Feng shui consultant in Paris
Paris is home to artists, poets, philosophers and romantics – not to mention great architecture with good feng shui, cuisine and museums. 50 million tourists come to Paris every year, making it the third most visit city in the world. I come to Paris as a feng shui consultant in search of the European or French form of feng shui. Paris is the birthplace of a bikini, stethoscope and pencil sharpener, among other things – feng shui things. Arboreal Paris is famous for its 484 000 trees which boost the biophilia effect of this picturesque capital of France. With the great feng shui layout and the Seine River boosting the water element of Paris, it’s no wonder that Paris is one of the topmost visited cities in the world. Let’s look at Paris from a feng shui perspective to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of this amazing city – the city of more than romance.

Feng shui of Paris

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Feng Shui of Cracow: The Bagua Map of a City and a Nation

Cracow (Kraków), the former royal capital of Poland and now its second largest city, continues to captivate visitors with its rich history, vibrant culture, and magnetic charm. It has been named the best European city for a mini-break for the third consecutive year, topping a list of 40 destinations according to Which? magazine, with Seville in second place at 90%. Cracow scored an impressive 93% for its food, accommodation and tourist attractions. With its expansive medieval market square—the largest in Europe—historic salt mines, and festive seasonal markets, Cracow is a leading destination. But how does it score from a feng shui perspective?

In this article, we explore the feng shui of Cracow, examining its urban Bagua, its elemental balance, and its symbolic role as a major energy centre or ‘chakra’ of Poland. We also extend the Bagua analysis to Poland as a whole, offering a holistic view of spatial and energetic dynamics through a feng shui and environmental psychology lens.

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Scotland with its feng shui (wind-water) weather has many interesting towns and cities. Glasgow is one of them. It is a port city on the River Clyde in Scotland’s western Lowlands. Glasgow is famed for its Victorian and art nouveau architecture, as well as the legacy of the city’s 18th–20th-century prosperity that came from trade and shipbuilding.

Let’s examing feng shui of Glasgow and how Scots (naturally) utilised it in this interesting city.

Feng shui consultant in Glasgow Scotland

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Budapest was named on 17 November 1873 to unite the hilly Buda and the flatter Pest. 3.7m tourist visit Budapest every year to see bohemian beauty. Hungary is the birthplace of biro and Rubik’s cube and vitamin C was discovered there too. So, how about the feng shui of Budapest?

Feng shui of Budapest

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I visited Tallinn as a feng shui consultant originally in 1995. I and a colleague were asked to evaluate the feng shui of Tallinn and Estonia and create a report on some major features that may affect the stability of Estonian independence and economic growth. Although the feng shui of Tallinn and Estonia needs constant re-evaluation, it has come a long way since its independence in 1990.

Feng shui consultants in Tallinn, Estonia

Tallinn is Estonia’s capital on the Baltic Sea, with a population of about half a million people. Key landmarks are the walled, cobblestoned old town, with many cafes and shops, as well as Kiek in de Kök, a 15th-century defensive tower. Gothic Town Hall, built in the 13th century and with a 64m-high tower, rests in historic Tallinn’s main square. Tallinn is the birthplace of Skype and the technological revolution that has been sweeping Estonia with its low tax and e-residency.

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As a feng shui consultant visiting Madeira, I was captivated by how the island’s natural landscape and vibrant culture seamlessly integrate with the ancient principles of energy flow and balance. Madeira, an autonomous region of Portugal, is an archipelago comprising four islands off the northwest coast of Africa, near Morocco and north of the Canary Islands. While its namesake fortified wine, dense cakes, and warm subtropical climate are well-known to tourists, the feng shui of the main island of Madeira offers a deeper connection to its volcanic, green, and rugged landscape. With towering cliffs, pebbly volcanic beaches, and settlements nestled along the deltas of the Fajã River, Madeira’s natural elements embody the dynamic interaction of Earth, Water, and Fire energies. The island’s capital, Funchal, not only boasts vibrant botanical gardens that channel the Wood element but also features a picturesque harbour, which symbolically invites the flow of prosperity and new beginnings. It is here, against the backdrop of the harbour, that the island hosts the world’s largest New Year’s fireworks display, igniting the sky with celebratory Fire energy and enhancing the festive atmosphere with powerful, transformative chi.

Feng shui consultants in Madeira

History of Madeira
Madeira, founded and claimed by the Portuguese in 1400, is often referred to as the “island of eternal spring” due to its semi-tropical climate. Over the years, it has attracted notable visitors such as Winston Churchill and Christopher Columbus, both drawn to its serene beauty and unique energy. Madeira is also the birthplace of the renowned footballer Cristiano Ronaldo, who has a statue commemorating him in his hometown—full name Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro. The island’s capital, Funchal, which means ‘fennel plantation,’ is a vibrant city with a population exceeding 100,000, making it the sixth-largest city in Portugal.

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Feng Shui of London. Feng Shui Bagua of London. Feng Shui Bagua of the UK.

Feng shui consultant in London.

I live in London where I work as a feng shui consultant. I am devoted to looking at feng shui of great cities, particularly those that have great feng shui. What is different about my feng shui perspective is that it focuses on the external environments and also focuses on its inhabitants, on the fabric of the city around them. When people appear in the background behind the roads, buildings, parks – they are the real stars of this city. This stimulating perspective encourages us to look at cities in a new way. From the Underground platforms to great monuments to how the energy flows in London, this study of feng shui of London will help you to look at what constitutes the city and to appreciate how visually and energetically exciting it is.

London – the wealth area of the bagua of the UK
London is the capital of the UK and the largest city, with a population of over 8 million people (the population of the UK is 65.8 million). London is located in the southeast of the UK, which from a feng shui bagua perspective, is the wealth, and prosperity area of the UK. Since London is the capital of the UK and a major tourist attraction, it can make sense from the bagua perspective that this city was established as one of the top global economic centres of the world. The key international airports, such as Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton and Stanstead as well as City Airport, provide excellent travel contact with the rest of the world. For the residents of London, according to statistics, wealth is important.

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Feng Shui of Warsaw: Balancing Past, Present, and Future in the Capital of Poland

Warsaw (Warszawa), the capital and largest city of Poland, is a place of resilience, reinvention, and rising energy. Once known as the “Phoenix City” for its dramatic post-war reconstruction, today Warsaw is a dynamic blend of historical elegance and modern ambition. With its skyline of gleaming skyscrapers, expansive green spaces, and revitalised districts, Warsaw is not only the political and economic heart of Poland but also an emerging focal point of energetic interest. What happens when we view this powerful capital through the lens of feng shui?

In this long blog, we will explore the feng shui of Warsaw, considering its geography, urban form, energy flow, five-element composition, and symbolic function as part of the national Bagua. We will also examine how Warsaw’s chi has evolved in relation to its historical trauma, spiritual role, and vision for the future.

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