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8 Irresistible UNESCO sites in France

When planning my travels, UNESCO World Heritage Sites is one thing I always want to include in my itinerary. France is very rich in this regard. It has 45 UNESCO sites and I have seen just 8 of them. Frankly speaking, I have to admit that I was not happy about my first Paris visit in 2005, and it took me 13 years to get ready to visit France again. After my second visit, I felt bad to lose out on France exploration for years. I hope I will catch up someday. In this article, I will share my impressions of 8 irresistible UNESCO sites of France I have visited for your future travel inspiration. The year in the brackets is when the site was inscribed in the list. The first three are in Paris and its suburbs.

9 tips for visiting Meteora, Greece

1) Why visit Meteora? Meteora and its monasteries were on my bucket list for a few years after seeing incredible pictures of the place on the internet. It attracted me...

Your Guide on Public Transport in the Philippines

Going on a holiday in the Philippines is probably one of the best vacation decisions you can ever make. The country is full of hidden getaways, surprising sights, exotic food,...

How to skip the lines in Venice?

I have a feeling that most travellers want to go to Venice at least once in a lifetime, like me. What is Venice about in your opinion? The answers could...

9 things to do in Jurmala, Latvia, besides the beach

No trip to Riga, Latvia is complete without visiting Jūrmala, the seaside resort. First of all, it is close to Riga and easily accessible by train in half an hour,...

Top 9 things to do in Cesis, Latvia

It seems that for travelers visiting Latvia, Cesis does not need big promotion because I saw many international tourists when I was visiting this historical town. The name of Cēsis...

10 free things to do in Riga

Set on the Baltic Sea, Latvia's capital city Riga is a hub for art, food, and medieval architecture. Riga is well-known for being a UNESCO World Heritage site and having...

7 Things to do in Kaunas

There are many reasons visit Kaunas, Lithuania's second largest city. One of the newest reasons is that Kaunas has just been voted to be one of the two European Capitals of Culture for 2022. Kaunas uses the slogan the (Con)temporary Capital, a play on words based on its time as Lithuania's temporary capital and its goal of making art, food and culture more accessible to all communities. I don’t think you have to postpone your visit until 2022, there’s a lot to see there now. Surrounded by a stunning landscape at the confluence of the two largest Lithuanian rivers – the Neman and the Neris – the city is a delight for Kaunas residents and guests. It’s a pleasure to the eyes with its cultural monuments, Gothic and Renaissance style buildings, and offers of breaks in beautiful parks. Here is my selection of 7 things to do in Kaunas. Enjoy!

7 things to do in South East London

I love London and I have been there on short trips at least 30 times and I enjoy coming back both for shopping and sightseeing almost every year. I am...

One of seven man-made marvels of London: BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir

 The industrial Neasden neighbourhood is home to one of the most remarkable buildings in London, BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, widely known as the Neasden Temple. The magnificent marble structure is...

DIY street art tour London

Have you been to London many times? Looking for alternative things to do in London? Then this DIY London street art tour is for you. One of the districts where...

Visiting Bastei bridge from Dresden

My travels are often inspired by pictures I have seen on the Internet. Bastei is one of such cases. Bastei is the most famous rock formation in Saxon Switzerland, Germany....

Berlin in a day

After many years of revival after unification, Berlin offers many incredible sights to choose from. Choose the best time to visit this beautiful city and follow this packed one-day itinerary...

Rhine, castles and wineyards

Introduction I like nature, history, and discovering new places. Doesn't everyone? How about tasting some wine on the way, just to complete the wonderful relaxed holiday feeling? Here's a trip...