Rudolf Abraham is an award-winning travel writer and photographer specialising in Central and Eastern Europe – in particular Croatia, Slovenia, Austria, Montenegro – as well as France and Italy. Based in London, his work focuses on hiking and outdoor adventure, art and culture, family travel and sustainable tourism, and has taken him from the workshops of traditional craftsmen and craftswomen to some of the most remote mountain areas of Europe.
Rudolf is the author of over a dozen books and has contributed to many more, writing for Bradt, Cicerone, DK Eyewitness and National Geographic Traveller – including the first English language guidebooks to hiking in Croatia and Montenegro, and the Peaks of the Balkans and Alpe Adria Trail. His articles and images are published widely in magazines including BBC Countryfile, b.Inspired, France, Geographical, Hidden Europe, The Independent, Morning Calm, The National, OE, Songlines and The Great Outdoors.
Guidebook author
Rudolf Abraham is the author of a dozen guidebooks and has contributed to many more, writing for Bradt, Cicerone, DK Eyewitness, Berlitz and National Geographic Traveller. His books include Peaks of the Balkans, The Alpe Adria Trail, Walking in the Salzkammergut, Walks and Treks in Croatia, Montenegro – The Berlitz Pocket Guide, The Islands of…
Travel writer
Rudolf Abraham is an award-winning travel writer and photographer specialising in Central and Eastern Europe – in particular Croatia, Slovenia and Montenegro – Austria, France and Italy. He is the author of over a dozen books including Walking in the Salzkammergut, Peaks of the Balkans, Walks and Treks in Croatia, The Alpe Adria Trail, The…
Photographer
Rudolf Abraham has had a camera around his neck, shoulder or somewhere generally close to hand, since he first saved up for two years and bought himself a battered-but-built-like-a-tank old Nikon F, at the tender age of 11. These days he works on assignment across Europe for UK and international magazines, specialising in human-led stories,…