We arrived at Valletta after some church holiday. No one could tell me exactly what was being celebrated, in Malta, there are similar holidays almost every day, but that’s what I understood only later. In the morning, I woke up… (READ MORE)
“I’m going to town,” says a Viennese, located outside the Ringstrasse, but still inside Vienna, and intends to go to the 1st district. “How is it possible?”, a stranger wonders as the person has already been in the city. This… (READ MORE)
It is not located in the center of Vienna. Neither it is beleaguered by the mass of tourists. Nevertheless, it is one of the most interesting sights in the Austrian capital, one of the most important Art Nouveau churches in… (READ MORE)
Did you know that Plovdiv belongs to the ten oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world? It is even older than Rome. Discovered objects of everyday life show that the ancient Thracians established their settlement here in the 4th millennium… (READ MORE)
Salzburg – the city of music and churches, love at first sight. For long centuries, the seat of prince-archbishops – the rulers who concentrated both the cleric and secular power in their hands. At the beginning of the 19th century,… (READ MORE)
The Dalsnibba Mountain – 1,476 m above sea level – is Europe’s highest fjord-view from a road. From there, we said goodbye to Geiranger, one of the most fascinating fjords of Norway, and took the same road back to the… (READ MORE)
First, I have to say that this post is not for people who are looking for trips full of adrenaline. As you can anticipate from the title this trip is a break, a pleasant leisurely walk, a chance to stop… (READ MORE)
Hofburg is a former winter palace of the Austrian emperors, we could translate it as the Castle of the Court but it doesn’t give the same noble impression. Hofburg – it sounds very similar with almost the same nobility to… (READ MORE)
I am sure that it has happened to you, too, that you found yourself in a city or country although you hadn’t planned any trip. So it happened to me to come to Oslo at the beginning of January –… (READ MORE)
Modrá (means Blue) is a small village near Uherské Hradiště in East Moravia (Czech Republic) with just about 700 inhabitants. Although the village is small, they realized two big projects which attract thousands of both young and old visitors every… (READ MORE)
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