Baltjik is a Bulgarian town on the Black Sea that offers a stunning botanical garden, a beautiful summer palace and exciting wine tasting opportunities.
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Varna in Bulgaria is a lovely holiday city on the Black Sea, offering everything from long sandy beaches to food, wine and historical sights. We fell in love with this city and here are our top tips for what to see and do in Varna.
Read moreThe Aladzha Monastery in Bulgaria is a cave monastery where monks once lived an ascetic life in silence. Today it is an interesting historical site, beautifully situated in the Golden Sands Nature Park.
Read moreNesebar in Bulgaria is a historic town on the Black Sea, with an old town centre that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here you can see lots of churches and ruins, but also enjoy browsing in small shops, eating Bulgarian food in outdoor cafes or hanging out on the beach.
Read moreWhat to see and do in Karlskrona? Karlskrona is an archipelago idyll located on an island and surrounded by islands. This is really a lovely town for anyone who likes to be on the coast. The naval town of Karlskrona is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, due to its military history.
Read moreWhat to do in Ystad? We've visited Ystad several times, but never for as long and as carefully as during this summer's motorhome trip. And boy did we fall in love with this city! We have now collected our best tips for experiences in Ystad.
Read moreWhat to do in Kalmar? Well, we'll tell you! Kalmar is a city we've come to love. Here you can enjoy the holiday feeling on the coast, visit Kalmar Castle or stroll through charming historic neighbourhoods. Here are our top tips for things to see and do in Kalmar!
Read moreKalmar County Museum offers a very exciting exhibition on the regal ship Kronan, which sank in the Baltic Sea in 1676. There are also some other interesting exhibitions here - including one on the mysterious massacre at the ancient Sandby Borg castle on Öland.
Read moreKalmar Castle is an imposing structure that feels both historic and fairytale-like as it stands on the waterfront with its walls and towers. Perhaps it's not surprising that the castle's website promotes it as 'a real castle'.
Read moreDid you know that there are around 15-20 ancient castles on Öland? The castles are now ruins, and the findings tell stories about everyday life in the Iron Age, wealth, journeys to Eastern Europe, and untimely death. One of the castles, Eketorp Castle, has been rebuilt so you can see what life was once like.
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