Writing facts about Poland is really fun. We have travelled a lot in Poland and discovered this and that that surprised us. For this article, we have found even more exciting facts about Poland. For example, did you know that there are 16 UNESCO World Heritage Sites to discover? Come with us to Poland!
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Facts about Germany and Germany is the second largest country in Europe with 82 million inhabitants (2019) and has been trading with Sweden since the 12th century. Germany is a popular country in Sweden and a country that many people holiday in or pass through on their holidays to southern Europe.
Read moreThis year is Easter in Sweden for many, so we thought we'd talk about Swedish Easter traditions. We list 12 Easter traditions that are, or have been, common in Sweden. Which of these traditions are important to you? Do you have a completely different, slightly odd tradition?
Read moreWhat are truffles? From time to time, especially when travelling in southern Europe, you come across dishes flavoured with truffles. It's delicious, but what exactly is it? What's the difference between different varieties, and why is it considered such a delicacy?
Read moreToday we're giving you the facts about Croatia - 30 things you (maybe) didn't know. We have visited Croatia a few times, including Zagreb and many places in Dalmatia and Istria. Here we summarise some exciting facts about Croatia.
Read moreToday we're giving you the facts about Morocco - 30 things you (maybe) didn't know. We have travelled to Morocco three times, including visits to Marrakech, Agadir, Taroudant, the Atlas Mountains and the Sahara. Here we summarise some exciting facts about Morocco.
Read moreToday we're giving you the facts about Iceland - 30 things you (maybe) didn't know. We have been to Iceland twice together and before that I (Helena) have lived in Iceland and returned several times. Let's summarise some exciting facts we learned along the way.
Read moreWhat is New Year's food? And what is traditional to eat on New Year's Eve? We've done some research and looked at recipes, and found a bunch of dishes that are common for New Year's Eve. Now we're curious to know - what will be on your New Year's Eve plate tonight?
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Have you experienced any of the dramatic volcanoes in Iceland? Iceland's landscape is wild and beautiful, with an indomitable mix of ice and fire. We list 12 volcanoes in Iceland that are worth remembering. We also consider which volcano will erupt next and what happens when it does...
Read moreSanta Claus is a famous figure with red clothes and a big white beard, who once a year distributes Christmas presents to good children. But who is he really? We offer some facts about Santa Claus. For example, did you know that 'Santa Claus' originated from the saint St Nicholas, or that there are 13 Santas in Iceland?
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