There are so many things to see and do in the ancient capital city of Greece, Athens! If you are planning to stay there over a weekend or for a couple days, then this blog post is for you. We have put together Top-5 list of the most important sites and things to do in […]
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Located in the heart of the Balkans and with close proximity to nature getaways, the capital of North Macedonia (Skopje in Macedonian; Shkup in Albanian; Üsküp in Turkish) is multi-layered yet fascinating city to visit. We recommend that you spend at least a long weekend break in Skopje, especially in spring or summer. That way, […]
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Fairy tales are real in Slovenia. Bled is an incredible destination, a hidden gem in the heart of the Slovenian Alps. Lake Bled is famous for its clear blue-turquoise water and has some incredible views, especially from the magical Bled Island (Blejski Otok in Slovene). Lake Bled is surrounded by tall mountains and it even has a […]
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Situated on a peninsula of the same name that makes up Slovenia‘s modest but lovely coastline, Piran is one of the most beautiful coastal towns in the Mediterranean. It is the little gem of the Adriatic. Just before the entrance to Piran’s main square is a small oval-shaped harbor. Fishing boats line the space, bobbing on […]
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Situated in the very heart of the Balkan Peninsula, equidistant from both the Black Sea and the Adriatic Sea, is Bulgaria‘s capital Sofia. We were there in April. As we began to explore the city and take in the sights, we stumbled across many churches. They conspicuously carved out a great deal of space. Most of […]
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The Balkan Peninsula is a region of immense historical and cultural value. The abundance of ruins and ancient structures and thousands of artifacts from the ancient times are only part of the rich cultural heritage that for centuries has been found in the region. The southeastern edge of Europe is an archaeological oasis. Note: We will […]
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A city nestled in vineyards, Maribor is the second-largest city in Slovenia, but somehow often overlooked as a tourist destination. A day in Maribor will give one plenty of time to explore the sites and take a stroll along the tranquil banks of the river Drava. It is a relaxed city and easy to walk […]
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No other city on earth extends across two continents: Europe and Asia. For centuries the city had been culturally the most diverse in Europe, on whose old streets and marketplaces more than a dozen languages were spoken, from Turkish to Italian, from Greek to Arabic and all the way to Persian. No other city in […]
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