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The Principality of Seborga...
It was the end of my short journey to Eastern Europe. I had visited some special places in Romania, the Republic of Transniester, Gagauzia, the Republic of Srpska with the Brcko District, pl... read on
Seborga, Italy travel report by jorge sanchez
Tiny walled town in the Montenegrin sun.
Surprisingly small, or should I say compact, old Kotor, completelly surrounded by mighty city walls, clinging to the mountain at its eastern side (there were walls and ramparts also along th... read on
Kotor, Montenegro travel report by Krys Dudek
True Adriatic Riviera Resort Indeed. Herceg Novi.
I arrived in Herceg Novi at sunset. The taxi from the Dubrovnik airport in the neighbouring Croatia set me back by €50. Although some drivers wanted €60! At 8 o'clock in the evening, there w... read on
Herceg-Novi, Montenegro travel report by Krys Dudek
Summer resort with an old city for a gem. Budva.
Budva welcomed me with so much rain that it could be mistaken for the tropics. It bucketted continuously for hours. On such a day, walking about the city trying to discover its qualities was... read on
Budva, Montenegro travel report by Krys Dudek
What else can be said about Dubrovnik?
Eleven years ago, when I first ventured to Dubrovnik, it was charming and sufferable. Few groups wandered about the old town, but it was manageable. The Croatians were preocupied with their... read on
Dubrovnik, Croatia travel report by Krys Dudek
Trek through the Karin, Lisu and Humong Hilltribes
We walk out the back door of our posh Chiang Mai boutique hotel, toss our backpacks into the back of a pickup truck and climb over the tailgate after them. The truck is outfitted with a co... read on
Ban Mae Song, Thailand travel report by Eire Stewart
Darlingon - A Place Far From London!
Darlington, the once grand city, has a few interesting sights to offer, actually. One dates back to the Roman times. This mid-size city in the North-East England, however does not strike as... read on
Darlington, United Kingdom travel report by Krys Dudek
A tiny republic famous for its castles and stamps.
San Marino was founded on 3 September 301 by Marinus of Rab, therefore long, long after the democracies of Athens, other ancient Greek and Roman cites, which expanded to the size of countrie... read on
San Marino, San Marino travel report by Krys Dudek
Could this be the friendliest city in the world?
I am now officially in love with Sydney. It is a perfect city. The downtown is clean and extremely well organised with hyper-modern transport system, which other large metropolises can only... read on
Sydney, Australia travel report by Krys Dudek
And what would Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart say?!
I was doubtfully lucky to be a witness to a musical festival, or rather a young musical talent review event in Salzburg called 'Music belebt, Music bewegt'. A few bands formed of teenagers p... read on
Salzburg, Austria travel report by Krys Dudek

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