The more time I’ve spent abroad the more I love Christmas. You know, that traditional family time spent at home with your loved ones (no matter that one of our prominent family traditions is that we won’t make it to dinner …
Trencianske Teplice is one of many picturesque spa towns in the forested hills of Slovakia; only a two hours train ride from Bratislava (ehm…unless you are sorta half-witted like me and buy tickets to another place), it is a great …
The Vashlovani Natural Reserve is located in the very eastern corner of Georgia and as all the best places, we discovered it by an unlikely stroke of luck. Surnamed “Georgian Africa”, this reserve is inhabited by lots of wildlife and its …
Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, is mostly visited and praised for its historical downtown, UFO bridge and castle. While these are certainly worth seeing, what about all of the history that happened in the second half of 20th century? If …
I love the thrill I get from urbex. If you like exploring, adventure and abandoned buildings, urban exploration is probably already on the list of your interests too. Home and on the road alike, I love to discover the rough …
The region of Balkan is getting more and more famous as a perfect spot for hitchhikers avid for adventure. Its history is rich and natural beauty abundant – what more should you ask for? Even the post-communist feel is becoming …
A collection of 20 photographs from the capital of the post-communist country of Albania, Tirana. I traveled there in october 2016 – click to see it through my eyes!
If you love visiting off the beaten path places, this town is right up your alley. Trnava is not touristy and I can´t figure out why. After all, it is lovely; rich history is peeking out of the picturesque streets, …
Taking a metro is something you are not likely to do in Bratislava. Tramway, sure, the old one and the futurist one as well – but never underground. Still, that was the plan in the seventies – like all the …
The capital of Slovakia used to be a shabby and sad place in the last decades of the 20th century (oh-the-stories-I-could-tell)(OK, it´s not Bogotá either, calm down, sweeties), but those days are long gone. After seeing the herds of stag doers …
