Other than Belgrade, a trip to Serbia must include Subotica. According to many, Subotica is the country’s most beautiful city. Additionally, the city is a multicultural heaven, with Hungarians, Serbians and Croatians living next to each other. Although ideally located … Read More
At the turn of the 20th Century, Catalan Modernism dominated Barcelona. Above all, the movement peaked in architecture, design and decorative arts. The style is essentially traditional. In contrast, it introduced revolutionary designs. Interesting enough, modernist buildings are the last two … Read More
If you are traveling around Western Europe you must consider visiting Brussels, the Belgian capital. Located halfway between Amsterdam and Paris, in the valley of the Senne river, Brussels is somehow under the shadow of these two glamorous cities. But … Read More
Georgia is in many ways an exceptional country. Outstanding pristine nature, wild mountains, clear blue skies and deep forests bear witness to a turbulent past that left marks on its heritage and in its people’s minds. A constant struggle between … Read More
The largest city in the Baltic States and its only metropolis, Riga is a fantastic mixture of different kinds of heritage. A beautiful medieval Old Town, 19th century wooden houses, lavish Art Nouveau neighbourhoods and high-tech office towers make Riga … Read More
Art Nouveau is the world’s last great traditional art movement and it’s nowhere better represented than in Barcelona, Spain’s second largest city. The Capital of Catalonia is truly the peak of everything Art Nouveau. However, Art Nouveau is not a … Read More
There is a city that constantly tops the world rankings as the most livable, with the highest quality of life and as the most innovative. It also stands out amongst other important cities due to the number of famous people … Read More
