January 16, 2019
If you have done your first part of Icelandic south, it is time to get to the second, not less exciting part from Vik to Jökulsárlón. For us, it took two days to make it, but at the end of this post we will recommend the best of it in case you want to make it in day. On the…
December 1, 2018
Many people are afraid of travelling to Palestine, but it did not seem dangerous to us and it has become one of our major impressions when visiting Israel. We explored one of the major Palestine destinations – the town where Jesus was born, Bethlehem. In this post, we tell how to get there and what to see. How to get…
November 21, 2018
Although we rented a car in Cyprus and could easily move around, we agreed for a guided bus tour and did not regret it afterwards. The bus tour in English covering Famagusta cultural center, Lisa’s grove orange farm and donkey farm lasted from 10.00 to 13.00 and cost only 5 euros – an incredible price for 3 hours of tour…
November 10, 2018
When one thinks about New York, the first tourist objects he or she has in mind would be Empire State Building or 9/11 Memorial. Interpid is more of an overlooked tourist object: many simply do not know about it. In this post, I tell a story about this complex and aircraft carrier Interpid, in honor of which the museum has…
October 24, 2018
Gothenburg is the second-largest city in Sweden and a fifth-largest city in Nordic countries. There is a lot to see on the way from Stockholm to Gothenburg, but Gothenburg itself offers more. No matter whether you come here for the stunning coast, sea food, or one of the many cultural events, there is a warm welcome catering all kinds of…
October 10, 2018
In August 2018, we made a spontaneous trip through the Balkans. We visited five countries: Montenegro, Albania, Kosovo, Serbia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Today we share our main impressions both about the region and about the particular countries. Still, the distinctions may vary and are more blurred near borders. 1. Nature Nature in the Balkans is beautiful in its diversity.…