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What to see in Trogir, UNESCO heritage town near Split

When visiting Split in Croatia, don’t skip a trip to Trogir. Croatia has 10 UNESCO heritage sites and Trogir is one of them. This more than the 2300 year old town was developed under the influence of the ancient Greeks, then Romans, and Venetians. Trogir is the best-preserved Romanesque-Gothic architecture complex in all Central Europe. The 500 metres long and 250m wide islet where Trogir is located lies in a narrow sea passage between the mainland and Čiovo Island. Trogir is sometimes called a city-museum because of its rich cultural heritage and authentic architecture.

How to plan your trip to Mont Saint Michel by...

Introduction Most of the travel resources, independently of each other, just give one answer to the question of how to get to one of the most beautiful places in France,...

How to plan your Kenya safari holidays

So you are dreaming about seeing wildlife in Kenya on safari holidays. Here are some ideas for making your travel planning easier and making sure you see best of Kenya...

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...

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...

7 reasons to visit the Amboseli National Park, Kenya

Introduction The very scenic Amboseli National Park is one of Kenya's most popular parks. It’s located about 230 kilometres south-east of Nairobi on the Tanzanian border. Amboseli enjoys the backdrop of Africa's most iconic mountain, Mount Kilimanjaro, that lies on the other side of the border with Tanzania. The flat open landscape makes for easy game viewing. Amboseli is a small park, a bit more than 390 square kilometres (1500 sq. miles), located more than 1100 metres above sea level [3790 ft.]. It became a national park in 1974 and a UNESCO Biosphere reserve in 1991. The name Amboseli means ‘salty dust’ in Masai. What makes it special are the Enkongo Narok and Olokenya swamps fed by the melting snow of Kilimanjaro. These water sources attract animals of all sizes, especially during the dry season.

Guatape, the best day trip from Medellin you can take

The first question that our hotel receptionist asked after the check-in in our hotel in Medellin, was how we are planning to visit Guatape. It was a bit of a...

Villa de Leyva a perfect day trip from Bogota

When exploring Colombia after you arrive in Bogota, you must include a day trip to Villa de Leyva into your itinerary. It’s a popular tourist destination with the charm of...

What to do in Cartagena in two days

A million city and probably Colombia’s most popular destination, Cartagena is steeped in beauty, mystery, and tropical heat. This beachside city has a colonial flair. The brightly coloured houses of...

8 Must See Sights for the First Time Visitors of...

The capital of Belarus is a big city with 2 million inhabitants and lots of things to see. Everyone is talking about the cleanliness of Minsk. It’s also very green,...

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...