September 2, 2019Nikola Tesla Museum in Belgrade: the story of a Great Scientist
Today we tell about a legendary scientist Nikola Tesla and about his museum in Belgrade.
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August 14, 2019A Weekend in Serbia: A Two-Day Trip Around Belgrade
Belgrade is a fascinating destination: it provides plenty of activities conventional for the Eastern European capital, for those who prefer its alternative side, and for those who want to go for a one-day getaway. If you have seen enough of Belgrade, it is a perfect occasion to explore its surroundings by car – a trip which is very easy to…
August 1, 2019Erdenet (Mongolia) and a Visit to the Quarry-Mining Complex
Today we tell about our adventures in the Mongolian town of Erdenet and about organizing a tour to the mining quarry there. Hospitality
July 16, 2019Lake Khövsgöl: The True Gem of Mongolia
Mongolia is a huge country and the main problem any traveler faces here is its distances in combination with the lack of public transportation. This is why we were extremely lucky to get to the lake Khövsgöl – one of the most beautiful places in Mongolia, quite far away from the capital. We aimed to get to Khövsgöl from Moron…
April 1, 2019Mdina, An Ancient Capital in the Center of Malta (and Around)
The word “Mdina” in Arabic means “fortified place”, and indeed, this town is a fortress, which was also a Maltese capital for quite a while. The narrow streets of a tiny town are worth looking at for at least an hour. Yet, there is much more in Mdina, that just the streets. As a settlement, Mdina is at least 3000…
March 23, 2019Seaplane Harbor: Tallinn Maritime Museum
Seaplane Harbor is one of those museums that is definitely worth a visit if you are in Tallinn. This advice is applicable to absolutely everyone: it will be interesting for both children and adults of any age and gender. Our latest visit to this museum we paid in March reassured us about it again. Information about the museum The Seaplane…