Church ruins in Sweden, or monastery ruins as they may once have been, can be found here. On Gotland alone there are 92 medieval churches and several island churches, many of which are very beautiful ruins.
Read morePage 5 of 17
There are plenty of churches in Sweden! In fact, there are around 3500 church buildings in our country. Some are almost a thousand years old, and others are special because of their design. We have listed 25 churches in Sweden that we think are particularly beautiful, both inside and out.
Read more
Castle ruins in Sweden and old castles are so cool with all the excitement and mystery. What really happened over several hundred years that put the signature on the ruins, which we look at and are drawn to. History is in the walls and here come the cool castle ruins. Join us!
Read more
Castles in Sweden - there are plenty of them! In fact, there are around 220 Swedish castles, although the number depends on how you count. We've seen a large number of castles during our motorhome trips in the country, many of which are both stunningly beautiful and historically interesting.
Read more
Riddarholm Church is Stockholm's only surviving medieval monastery church. This magnificent building, built at the end of the 13th century, has long served as the burial place of the Swedish kings. Almost all Swedish rulers, from Gustav II Adolf to Gustaf V, are buried here.
Read more
Europe's longest zipline course is in Sweden, deep in the forests of Småland. Isn't it fascinating? We went to Sweden Zipline, Little Rock Lake with the motorhome, and Peter went on an adventure above the tree tops. What a cool experience!
Read more
Living in a tent in Tunisia is an experience. We spent a night in a tent just outside Douz in Tunisia, at the gateway to the Sahara. Here is our story!
Read more
Quad biking in Tunisia is a wonderful experience. We went on a ride at the gateway to the Sahara - where the vast desert begins and the dunes are a little lower. A great and fast-paced adventure!
Read more
Sidi Bou Said in Tunisia is a small Mediterranean town known for its charming white houses, decorated with blue carvings and shutters. The town is also famous for being a centre of art, and today attracts tourists with its cosy alleys, galleries, cafés and boutique hotels.
Read more
The Crystal Valley in the Czech Republic, or Crystal Valley as it is known in English, is an area in the north of the Czech Republic known for Bohemian crystal, glassworks and glass art. In the area you can also experience beautiful nature and taste beer from countless local breweries. Here's a guide for those who want to discover the region.
Read more
English (UK) 
Svenska 
Deutsch 
Suomi 
Polski