An ideal Renaissance city. Zamosc. Once upon a time, back at the end of the 16th century, a super rich nobleman had a dream. He dreamt... more - travel report by krisek
My Time On The Durmitor Massif Durmitor National Park is relatively small. Instead of doing as my guidebook recommended (a complete... more - travel report by recaro94
Europe's last divided capital. Nicosia. Landing was easy. Perhaps I snoozed for a while, but I think the aircraft touched down not too long... more - travel report by krisek
A pretty city without secrets. Prague. The last time I was in the Czech capital it was on the 12 October 1997. Quite a while ago. Most of t... more - travel report by krisek
Budapest for the second time dazzles even more. The west bank of the Danube is called Buda. Pest is the name of the east bank. Both have great sight... more - travel report by krisek
The Turquoise Coast – A Turkish Delight The coastal stretch between Marmaris and Antalya in the southwest of Turkey on the Aegean Sea is kno... more - travel report by bineba
And where is Vlad Dracul (Dracula)? Sighisoara. Sighisoara gained importance about 800 years ago, when Hungarian monarchs brought here colonists in... more - travel report by krisek
Helsinki on a very sunny weekend. Helsinki had been on my list for a rather long time. I had made a couple of attempts to visit the ci... more - travel report by krisek
Wroclaw - city on the historical crossroads. Wrocław is now Poland's fourth largest city. However, as many great cities in western Poland, i... more - travel report by krisek
A true city-phoenix in perpetual reinvention. There are few capitals on our planet that suffered as much Warsaw had. The amount of horror is indes... more - travel report by krisek