If you like both nature and architecture, you have to visit Parc de la Villette in Paris’s 19th arrondissement. The 55-hectare (136-acre) park occupies the land of former slaughterhouses. The park was designed by … Read More
Belgrade has a long and rich history. Founded in the 3rd century BC by the Celts, it was later ruled by the Romans, Byzantines, Serbs, Bulgarians, Hungarians, and Ottomans. It seems that everyone wanted … Read More
Kazakhstan was not the first and won’t be the last country to move its capital to a less developed and sparsely populated area. While walking amongst the city’s massive buildings, Brasilia came to mind. … Read More
If you’ve traveled around Europe, you’ve probably noticed how cities start to look alike after a while. European countries have interconnected histories, and their architecture and urban planning have followed similar patterns. There is … Read More
No trip to Andalusia is complete without visiting some of the famous white villages of Spain. These unique settlements have existed since ancient times but started attracting tourists in the late 20th century. The … Read More
We traveled to Stockholm to attend the famous TBEX Travel Conference. That proved to be a great idea! Advertised as Scandinavia’s capital, it is arguably its nicest city. Indeed, Stockholm hosts beautiful historic architecture, … Read More
One of my favourite things in life is to travel to a place yet to be discovered. I selfishly enjoy being alone in a lost monastery, far away beach or a hidden canyon. Romania … Read More
Seoul didn’t conquer us immediately. The first image we got was that of a typical world metropolis full of traffic and high-rise buildings. But at every corner there was something new and surprising. We … Read More
Batumi rose into prominence at the end of the 19th Century when a railroad from Tbilisi and a pipeline from Baku made it Russia’s main oil port in the Black Sea. Hence, the many … Read More
We discovered Bang Rak over a decade ago. It was a bit rundown and completely under the radar. Today, the neighborhood is slowly changing and attracting more visitors. However, very few know what to … Read More
