Let’s be clear from the very beginning, one day in Gdansk is clearly not enough. But it’s often that while traveling one day is what you only have. That’s when this essential guide will come in handy.
How to spend a perfect one day in Vienna, Austria?
So you have decided to come to amazing Wroclaw. If you haven’t here’s my article on 5 reasons to visit this beautiful Polish city
What do you know about Chernihiv? Not that much probably. Maybe you’ve seen this town’s name somewhere suggesting the day trips from Kyiv. Maybe there can be a confusion with Chernobyl or Chernivtsi. This city in Northern Ukraine is not the first destination that comes in mind of the international travelers that are going to
In this article, you will find a sightseeing guide to spending one day in Warsaw, Poland. Warsaw is big, impressive and exciting. It is a great Central European destination and a vibrant megapolis. Having difficult and tragic history, being almost completely destroyed during the Second World War, Warsaw is one of the world’s best-known examples
In this article, you will find a sightseeing guide to spending one day in Budapest! Budapest is a city of immense cultural significance and lots of fantastic sights. For a traveler having only one day to explore the Hungarian capital, it can feel quite overwhelming. Let me help you with a perfect itinerary to get the most
In this article, you will find a sightseeing guide to spending one day in Przemysl, Poland! To put Przemysl on your travel radar, be sure to check my article on 5 great reasons to visit Przemysl in Poland Morning (one day in Przemysl) The best way to get to Przemysl is taking a train. The city
In this article, you will find a sightseeing guide to spending one day in Rzeszow! If you wonder whether Rzeszow should be on your Polish travel list, check out my article on 5 awesome reasons why you should visit Rzeszow in Poland Morning (one day in Rzeszow) The city centre of Rzeszow can be easily explored
There was one destination in Spain that I wanted to visit since my childhood. When I learned to play guitar there was one magical song by Spanish composer Francisco Tárrega called “Recuerdos de la Alhambra”. The piece played with my imagination and created vivid images of Moorish strongholds perched on the hilltops of Andalusian lands,