Heart-Stopping Drive to Erice Trapani, Where Even GPS Gave Up
Erice Trapani, If you want to see this medieval jewel, you can take the cable car. But where would the fun from hell be the shortest way up?
Pavel Trevor
Active traveling, exploring and discovering new worlds totally fulfills me. The feeling of being thrown into the water. When you don't know what's coming next and it's all up to you.
Liquid Gold of the Caucasus: A Journey for Armenian and Georgian Brandy
Armenian and Georgian Brandy. After multiple tastings we reached the only logical conclusion: there’s no way to decide which is better.
Gaudí’s Barcelona: Following Steps of a Man Who Saw the World Differently
You can racognize Gaudí’s Barcelona immediatelly, by the crowds of people waiting in line. Sagrada Famila, Park Guell or his houses.
Abandoned Rijeka: Paper Factory, Forgotten Industry
Abandoned Paper factory in Rijeka offers adventurers a chance to explore something beyond Croatia’s beaches or pubs.
Borgo Parrini: A Fragment of Gaudí in Sicily
How to describe Borgo Parrini? Unexpected, artistic, and packed with personality. A Fragment of Gaudí in Sicily.
Segesta: The Temple of the Gods, the Theater of the Wind, and the City of Cats
The Sicilian inland smells different. It’s a strange blend of baked dough, salty sea air, and something indescribable—perhaps the whispers of old stories that have never been spoken aloud. That morning, we set our sights on Segesta—an ancient city of…
Bulgarian Sozopol Breathes the Sea and History
Sozopol is one of the oldest towns on the Bulgarian coast, with a history longer than most European capitals. What to see there? Beaches.
San Vito Lo Capo: When You Sweat Even in the Sea
Hiking in Zingaro taught us that even when exhaustion takes over, a great beach San Vito Lo Capo can fix everything.
Hiking Sofia: Vitosha is Accessible Even by Public Bus Transport
Hiking Sofia: Vitosha may be the most famous, but Bulgaria is full of other mountain ranges that would have legendary status. Rila, Pirin.