Třebíč in the Vysočina region of the Czech Republic lies off the main tourist routes; it has no iconic monument or famous Instagram spot, yet it boasts two locations inscribed […]
TŘEBÍČ: 31 tips on what to see, experience, and where to eat Read Post »
Seville, Spain, is one of those cities you’ll want to keep coming back to. The first time, you’ll be drawn in by the famous monuments, culture, and history — the
Seville Guide: what to see, do, and taste + practical tips Read Post »
It lies just twelve kilometers southwest of Karlovy Vary, but it feels like a different world. The small town sits on a rocky promontory, surrounded on three sides by the
Loket Guide: What to See, Where to Eat, and Nearby Trips Read Post »
The area around Doi Mae Salong and the town of the same name is one of my favorite trips in Northern Thailand. The journey from Chiang Rai takes about an
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Fuerteventura is one of the least populated and most open islands of the Canary archipelago. It is characterized by long beaches, gentle hills, wind, and very few towns. This combination
Fuerteventura: A Practical Guide – What to See, Do, and Taste Read Post »
Málaga is one of the most popular and easily accessible destinations in Spain. You can head here for a long weekend, use the city as a base for exploring Andalusia,
A city full of sunshine, incredibly distinctive architecture, art, great coffee, wine, and even better food. One of those places that hooks you, making you want to keep coming back
Barcelona Guide: 50 tips on what to do and see, where to eat, and where to stay Read Post »
Traveling abroad in a rental car is an excellent way to discover even the most remote places on your own. However, just like buying plane tickets, a first-time car rental
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Tenerife is an ideal destination for both adventure and relaxation, and we’ll tell you everything you need to know before traveling on your own. In this guide, we’ll take you
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The Camino de Santiago attracts thousands of pilgrims every year who set out on foot to the Spanish city of Santiago de Compostela. However, such a pilgrimage requires proper preparation,
Porto, Portugal’s second-largest city, won my heart during my very first visit. Its relaxed atmosphere reminds me a lot of my home city Brno, just with the added bonus of
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Altogether, I’ve spent more than two years in Thailand, most of it in the north of the country. Chiang Mai is my second home and I’ll always love coming back
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The Faroe Islands consist of 18 small islands located in the North Atlantic between Iceland, Scotland, and Norway. Most tourists only stay here for a few hours on the ferry
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Some nickname this country the “queen of African safari,” and it’s true that few countries in the world can boast more than 40 different national parks and the “Big Five”
Kenya – breathtaking safari, beaches, mountains, and modern Nairobi Read Post »
Welcome to Cape Verde – a country where you will find some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, diverse nature, and a fascinating cultural heritage reflecting two cultures
Cape Verde – a paradise in the middle of the Atlantic where Africa meets Europe Read Post »
A region of deep forests at the very east of our country, where lynx and wolves say goodnight. Pastures where the tinkling of sheep bells carries to the roofs of
The Beskids with kids: unique places around Velké Karlovice Read Post »
Do you like hiking in the mountains while avoiding overcrowded tourist spots? That’s exactly our idea of a pleasant week’s holiday. Four to five days nicely on the move. About
The Ore Mountains in four holiday days. Not a soul in sight Read Post »
