Once I wandered around Uzhhorod taking pictures of beautiful old doors here and there. Why doors? They witnessed years of the turbulent history of this border city. Baroque doors, Secessionist doors, Functionist doors, they are the architectural reflections of the change of times. Check out my article about 5 reasons to visit Uzhgorod Thank you for […]
With its cosmopolitan history of being a free city-state, its welcoming attitude towards other cultures and its dynamic port, Gdańsk is one of the Polish food scene hotspots. In this article, you will find a collection of great places that can cater your wildest food needs. So let’s jump straight to where to eat in Gdańsk!
If you’re looking for a great destination in Poland – choose Gdańsk! It is a city of turbulent history and a unique mix of cultures and nationalities. It is a place where the World War II started and also the place of city rebirth after nearly total destruction. Apart from that, Gdańsk is one of
It is no secret that Croatia is a tourism powerhouse. With pristine Adriatic sea, splendid historic cities, charming countryside and amazing nature, this small country is one of the most interesting destinations in Europe. With the majority of tourists flocking to the seaside towns, Zagreb often doesn’t get the attention it truly deserves. But it
In a place where Cetina River gloriously meets the Adriatic sea, lies a small Croatian city of Omiš. It has all the features to be one of the most epic destinations in Croatia: the views, the sea and the mountains. With a rich pirate history and picturesque Old Town, Omiš is one of the most
Considered to be one of the most beautiful island cities in the world, being one of the best preserved Gothic-Romanesque towns in Europe, Trogir is a treasure chest of Croatian Dalmatian coast. You can wander endlessly through the labyrinths of its narrow streets admiring the centuries-old beauty surrounding you. Also, the city is inscribed in
The Czech Republic is a home to many wonderful cities full of spectacular sights. One of such cities is Kutná Hora – a small historic town situated just a half an hour away from Prague. It is one of the highlights of the Czech tourism as well as UNESCO World Heritage sight. Let me share
I was born in 1992 in Uzhhorod, Ukraine. On 24 August 1991 Ukraine proclaimed independence. The Soviet Union crumbled and capitalism was conquering a new state on the map of Europe. In the October 1989 People’s Republic of Hungary was transformed into the Republic of Hungary. Capitalism came earlier there. Uzhhorod is a small city
Apart from being a top-notch holiday destination with miles of pristine beaches and plenty of seaside fun, Pula is also an extremely interesting city to explore. Rich Roman heritage, Austro-Hungarian architecture and many interesting places to visit make Pula a great destination in Croatia. Let me share with you 9 amazing things to see in Pula, Croatia 1. Pula Arena Why:
My train arrives in Trieste Centrale. If not for the Mediterranean heat and blueness of the Adriatic from the window, you could easily think that you arrived in Budapest or Vienna. Former Triest Südbahnhof bears the same Neo-Renaissance architectural splendour and elegance. Somewhat 100 years ago the station was the gateway to Österreichische Riviera, one