Have you seen any of the Unesco World Heritage Sites in Croatia? There are currently 10, and many of them are stunningly beautiful. We have so far visited five of the Croatian World Heritage Sites, but we hope to see a few more. Which ones have you visited? Which ones are you curious about? Updated in 2023
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Mdina, also known as the Silent City, was once the capital of Malta. Today, the small town attracts tourists who are impressed by its sturdy walls, huge city gate, grand buildings and narrow medieval alleys.
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Have you seen any of the Unesco World Heritage Sites in Poland? There are currently 16, and many of them are amazing. We have visited exactly half of the Polish World Heritage Sites. Which ones have you visited? Which ones are you curious about?
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Moravia (Moravia) and Silesia (Silesia) are two regions in the eastern Czech Republic. We have travelled here on several occasions and now we have collected all the interesting destinations we have visited in the area, in the form of a road trip guide for the eastern Czech Republic.
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Wroclaw in Poland is a city full of beautiful and colourful houses. Here you can stroll through historical settings, enjoy delicious Polish food, paddle in the river Oder and perhaps go on a hunt for the city's many small statues of dwarves. Here are our top tips for Wroclaw in Poland.
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The Roman Empire in Germany? Yes, indeed! Ancient Rome was a powerful empire that originated in Rome, but eventually encompassed the entire Mediterranean region and much of Europe. Today, several powerful Roman Empire sights can be found as far north as Germany.
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Poznan in Poland is a city with an amazingly beautiful square. We almost dropped our jaws when we got there and said to each other that this must be the most beautiful square we have ever seen. Apart from the square, there are of course a lot of other things to see and do, and today we are sharing our best tips.
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Torun in Poland is a beautiful and historically interesting city that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This lovely little town on the Vistula River was our first stop on our autumn trip through Poland and the Czech Republic. We didn't have time to tell you everything during the trip, so here are all our tips.
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Radegast train station in Łódź is a historic railway station, known to have been used during World War II to deport Jews to the Łódź ghetto or to various extermination camps. Today there is a memorial here, which we have visited. An interesting and very powerful visit, which we do not want to undo.
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The Wallachian Open Air Museum is an open-air museum in the Czech Republic that showcases more than 100-year-old buildings, furniture and still-functioning mills and workshops from the eastern Czech Republic. Popularly called 'Skansen' after Skansen in Stockholm, the museum is definitely worth a visit.
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