Malta: Interesting facts
Malta remains a treasure in the Mediterranean, where ancient temples (older than Stonehenge) share the skyline with Baroque cathedrals and modern harbors. Every era of history can be read in its villages and cities – from prehistoric stone chambers to medieval citadels. Locals speak Maltese and English, celebrate lively village festas, and savor dishes like rabbit stew and flaky pastizzi.…
Morocco: Interesting facts
Morocco is an enchanting land where African, Arab and European cultures converge. Known for its ancient medinas (Fez, Marrakech), blue mountain towns (Chefchaouen), and vast deserts (Sahara dunes), Morocco surprises with diversity. Fact-loving travelers discover it holds nine UNESCO World Heritage sites, hosts some of the world’s oldest human fossils, and even produces “liquid gold” – argan oil. Its cuisine…
“SHEKHAWATI” a land that time has forgotten
Once a hive of trade and luxury, Shekhawati is a fascinating area of Rajasthan's Thar Desert. Established in the fifteenth century, it drew affluent traders who turned little houses into extravagant havelis covered in elaborate frescoes. But as wealth declined and people moved to cities, this magical country suffered. Shekhawati today is a moving reminder of its magnificent past, calling…
Historical Peloponnese
In Peloponnese, history and environment coexist to provide a singular window into the past while honoring the present. From its mouthwatering olives and sweet wines to its legendary scenery and historic ruins, this magical peninsula invites visitors to start a voyage of discovery. Whether one is looking for the excitement of adventure or the peace of its beaches, the Peloponnese…
“LITERARY BOULEVARD” in Moscow
Literary Boulevard, which is in the middle of Moscow, offers a fascinating study of the life of Russia's most well-known authors. This famous promenade, which runs 4.4 kilometers, features monuments honoring great writers including Alexander Pushkin and Nikolai Gogol. While completely interacting with the rich and complex universe of Russian literature, visitors have the chance to explore memorial museums, vibrant…
Oldest cities in Europe
The oldest cities in Europe present a special chance to walk the hallways of history, where every stone tells a tale and every street murmurs secrets of the past. Though the Middle Eastern ancient cities might still be elusive, Europe's historical treasures are shining lights of resiliency and cultural diversity. These cities are gateways to understanding the legacy of human…
Legends about the islands of Lesbos,Greece
Lesbos is an island of myth and music. In the Bronze Age, a hero-king Macareus fled Rhodes and settled Lesbos, ruling it so justly that his “Law of the Lion” became legendary. He named cities after his daughters (Mytilene, Methymna, etc.), creating a living map of family lore. Into this island kingdom was born Sappho, the lyric poetess. Plato hailed…
Thassos Island – Floating Forest
Often referred to as the "Floating Forest," Thassos Island enthralls visitors with its amazing beaches, aromatic pine forests, and rich olive groves. Named for Thassos, the son of Phoenician king Agenor, this Aegean jewel offers the perfect mix of leisure and adventure. From the energetic capital of Limenas to the calm coastlines of Limenaria and beyond, Thassos's rich past and…
Choose „alternative“ destination in Europe
Ready to skip the crowds in Paris and Rome? Explore ten standout European destinations that reward travelers with authenticity and space. From Valletta’s Baroque capital to Sarajevo’s mosaic of cultures, each city blends rich history with local life. Wander Wrocław’s dwarf-filled squares, taste Bologna’s famed cuisine under its porticoes, and marvel at Dubrovnik’s walls before dawn. We compare seasons, budgets,…
Hungary: Spa in a cave
Miskolctapolca Cave Bath in Hungary offers a singular spa experience: natural 30 °C thermal pools carved into a limestone cave. With a bathhouse dating to 1743 and cave pools since 1959, it’s Europe’s only underground thermal spa. The low-salinity water allows unlimited soaking, and the unique cave microclimate is reputed to ease joint ailments. Today the cave pools (currently closed for…
