From Romania’s Danube Delta and Bran Castle to Plzeň, Zagreb, Ljubljana, Istanbul and Barcelona – our European stories cover classic capitals, lesser-known cities and the experiences that make each place worth the trip.
Stockholm City Hall – The Venue of the Nobel Prize Banquet Discover the symbol of Sweden’s capital, where elegance, history, and global prestige come together each year at the Nobel Banquet. Stockholm City Hall – A Symbol of the City and Home to the Nobel Prize Celebrations Stockholm City Hall (Stockholms Stadshus) is not just…
The World’s Largest Orthodox Cathedral Is in Romania The World’s Largest Orthodox Cathedral Is in Romania: The People’s Salvation Cathedral – A Monument of Faith and National Pride In the heart of Bucharest, just steps away from the Palace of Parliament, rises the People’s Salvation Cathedral – the largest and tallest Orthodox cathedral in the…
The Toplita Bob Track – the Romanian adrenaline rush you’ve been looking for If you ever thought you had to travel all the way to Austria or Switzerland for an Alpine Coaster experience, here’s a little secret: Romania has its very own gem on rails, right in the heart of Harghita, in Toplita. And not…
Cooking Class at Anastasia Estate, Rhodes – Local Wine, Hands-On Cooking, and Stories from Around the World A day away from the beach, in a village where time slows down and flavors are real. Rhodes is all about the sea, sunshine, long beaches, and whitewashed villages perched on hills. But if you venture beyond the…
Cruise through the Cyclades with Variety Cruises – 8 Days on a Dream Yacht in Greece Our cruise began on a sunny morning in the Port of Piraeus, the starting point of our 8-day journey through the Cyclades Islands. Docked at the pier was a sleek and modern yacht operated by Variety Cruises, accommodating around…
Dresden – a city reborn from ashes: History, Culture, and Tourist Attractions Dresden, the capital of Saxony, is a city with a rich history dating back to 1206 when it was first mentioned in official documents. Strategically located on the banks of the Elbe River, the city was originally a Slavic settlement, gradually evolving into…
The Three Maritime Museums of Oslo: A Journey Through Norway’s Seafaring History. At one end of the city of Oslo, there are three adjacent museums. We say “the end of the city” because they are located at the tip of a small peninsula, beyond which there is only water. The Bygdøy Peninsula in Oslo is…
Pilsner Urquell: A Symbol of the Czech Republic and a Paradise for Beer Lovers If you love beer or are simply curious to uncover the story of a legendary Czech tradition, the Pilsner Urquell Brewery in Plzeň is a destination that will leave a lasting impression. Founded in 1842, this brewery is not only the…
Plzen: Discover the History and Cultural Traditions of Bohemia Plzen, the fourth-largest city in the Czech Republic, is a true gem of southwestern Bohemia, captivating visitors with its rich history, cultural traditions, and modern influences. With a population of approximately 163,000 inhabitants, Plzen plays a vital role in the economic and cultural life of the…
Discover Pensiunea Cerna: An Authentic Retreat in the Heart of Oltenia Escape to Pensiunea Cerna, a unique destination where tradition and relaxation intertwine to create an unforgettable experience. Nestled in the picturesque village of Vaideeni, Valcea County, this charming guesthouse offers a gateway to the beauty and history of Oltenia, Romania. Whether you’re seeking spiritual…
