Gdansk is one of Poland’s largest and most fascinating cities — yet it barely registers on most lists of top European destinations. On one hand, that’s a real shame. On […]
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Lisbon, the city of sunshine and flavour, is winning over more and more travellers every year. With over 300 sunny days annually and a food scene that delights even the
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I fell in love with Litomyšl, Czech Republic, on my very first visit many years ago, and I keep coming back. Few small Czech towns manage to offer so much:
Litomyšl Czech Republic: UNESCO Town Guide & Things to Do Read Post »
Where the Elbe leaves the sandstone canyon and enters the wider Saxon plain lies the German town of Pirna. You might pass through it on the way to the famous
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Looking for the best things to do in Děčín? This Czech border town sits where the Elbe River cuts through a sandstone massif to form one of the most impressive
Things to Do in Děčín, Czech Republic: Castle, Canyon & Day Trips Read Post »
Kutná Hora UNESCO heritage town is one of the most beautiful medieval cities in the Czech Republic, and it takes excellent care of its legacy. In the Middle Ages, it
Kutná Hora: UNESCO Town Guide & Best Day Trip from Prague Read Post »
Karlovy Vary (Karlsbad) is a destination that spent a long time hiding in the shadow of its own reputation. A spa town for the wealthy, the home of a famous
Karlovy Vary Travel Guide: What to See, Do & Taste in Czechia’s Famous Spa Town Read Post »
Jelenia Góra sits within sight of the Karkonosze Mountains in Lower Silesia, Poland. Its centre — with baroque arcades and an old town hall — would be the pride of
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Looking for the best things to do in Poznan? This city is exactly the kind of place you can properly “get a feel for” over a weekend without feeling like
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Looking for typical Czech experiences to share with foreign friends visiting the country? If souvenirs aren’t enough and you want tips on unforgettable adventures, authentic traditions and truly Czech places
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The towers of San Gimignano Italy rise above the Tuscan countryside like the set of a medieval novel. Then you walk through the gate in the city walls and realise
San Gimignano Italy: Complete 2026 Travel Guide to Tuscany’s Tower Town Read Post »
I always say the best summer travel destination is the Czech Republic and its surroundings. We’ve spent a week several times with a group of 7 kids in the heart
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Třebíč in the Czech Republic lies off the main tourist routes; it has no iconic monument or famous Instagram spot, yet it boasts two UNESCO World Heritage Sites — including
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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
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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
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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 »
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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