A glimpse of Eden: Lake Bled
TweetPin it“Once upon a Time, before the beginning of Time, there was only an endless Sea and perpetual light and God was wandering restless over it. And one day, after bathing, the mighty Lord found a...
View ArticleBled, the fairy-tale castle
TweetPin itRead Part 1 about lake Bled. I reach the land again and I start my ascension to the castle. I have already visited a few medieval citadels such as Salzburg, Warwick or Sao Jorje, so to my...
View ArticleVideo(s) of the week: Maribor, Slovenia, 2012 European Capital of Culture
TweetPin itAs I mentioned in one of the posts from yesterday, in 2012 there are 2 European Capital of Culture. I’ve presented you Guimarães and today I’m inviting you to visit Maribor, the second...
View ArticleFunny travel memory: a squirrel throwing leftovers in my head
Share I was alone in Brasov, Romania, on a Monday morning, waiting for the program of the cable-car to start (at 12 PM officially). I had arrived there a little earlier, so I decided to spend the time...
View ArticleSlovenia, one of the most underrated countries in Europe
Slovenia is nation that can be easily forgotten amidst its bigger, better known neighbors. But if you’re thinking about planning a tour of Europe then it’s really worth scheduling some time in to...
View ArticleSt. Andrew, the day in which spirits come to life in Romania
On November 30 Romanians celebrate St. Andrew (Sfantul Andrei). The brother of St. Peter, St. Andrew is among the two apostles called by Jesus to Him. Also, St. Andrew is the saint who brought...
View ArticleThe impressive organ at the Royal Chapel, Versailles, France
The first thing we saw at the Versailles Palace once we got to the first floor was the impressive organ in the Royal Chapel. It’s impossible to miss it and it has an interesting element: contrary to...
View ArticleSaint Nicholas in Romania, the official start of the winter and holidays
December 6th is a day waited with excitement by children. In the morning they’ll find small gifts and sweets in their boots. All because it is St. Nicholas. Yes, a beautiful tradition in Romania. I...
View ArticleIt is illegal to drive a black car on Sunday
Don’t laugh. It’s true. Apparently it is an old law that has not been changed. So, if in Denver, you should know that it is illegal to drive a black car on Sunday. black car, photo by Alexandr...
View ArticleA new MUST SEE landmark in Bucharest: Primaverii (Spring) Palace, Ceausescu’s...
Less than a month ago, Palatul Primaverii – the Spring Palace – the official residence of the Ceausescu family, opened its doors to the public. This is now a public museum and I consider it to be a new...
View ArticleThe wonderfully strange quirks of Indonesia
As you know, I believe that what’s ordinary for someone may be extraordinary/odd/curious/unusual for someone else. I love to learn interesting/fun/quirky things in my travels and to share them with you...
View ArticleCurious/Odd things about Costa Rica
As you know, I love to discover interesting/fun/odd things from various countries (that’s why I have a category dedicated to Curiosities ). Today I’m happy to present you a few curious things about...
View Article5 Curious things about Italy
There are so many things we don’t know about the countries we visit (or dream of visiting). Today Jamie Lee from A Bite of Culture tells us 5 curious facts about Italy. Yes, pasta and pizza are...
View Article5 interesting facts about the Tower Bridge in London, UK you probably didn’t...
It’s one of London’s most iconic buildings. It’s beautiful during the day, and at night. It’s impressive. It’s used daily. It’s the Tower Bridge. You see it often on promotional materials about...
View Article6 Curious Things About Hungary
I am sure many of you have heard about Hungary, a nice European country. But, did you know that there are some fun facts about Hungary? Yes, you might be surprised, but here are 6 curious things about...
View ArticleA glimpse of Eden: Lake Bled
“Once upon a Time, before the beginning of Time, there was only an endless Sea and perpetual light and God was wandering restless over it. And one day, after bathing, the mighty Lord found a grain of...
View ArticleBled, the fairy-tale castle
Read Part 1 about lake Bled. I reach the land again and I start my ascension to the castle. I have already visited a few medieval citadels such as Salzburg, Warwick or Sao Jorje, so to my mind I would...
View ArticleVideo(s) of the week: Maribor, Slovenia, 2012 European Capital of Culture
As I mentioned in one of the posts from yesterday, in 2012 there are 2 European Capital of Culture. I’ve presented you Guimarães and today I’m inviting you to visit Maribor, the second largest city in...
View ArticleSlovenia, one of the most underrated countries in Europe
Slovenia is nation that can be easily forgotten amidst its bigger, better known neighbors. But if you’re thinking about planning a tour of Europe then it’s really worth scheduling some time in to...
View ArticleThe impressive organ at the Royal Chapel, Versailles, France
The first thing we saw at the Versailles Palace once we got to the first floor was the impressive organ in the Royal Chapel. It’s impossible to miss it and it has an interesting element: contrary to...
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