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Best Airports for Layover in Europe
It's no secret to many that flights with layovers are, in most cases, much cheaper than direct flights. But price is not the only advantage of such flights. A layover is also an opportunity to see a n…
Free Public Transport Abroad
How to get around abroad is always a tricky question. Some simply buy a day pass and spare no expense, while others prefer to walk to avoid spending extra money on “it’s only a ten-minute walk!”. But…
To Europe in the Footsteps of Russian Writers
If you're sad that a trip to Europe now requires a layover in Istanbul or another city, and therefore takes more time, remember that in previous centuries it took weeks. And visas were also required!…
Whirlwind Tour of Europe: Best Road Trip Routes
A road trip through Europe is an opportunity to feel free on your journey. No need to wait for trains, keep track of bus schedules, just drive wherever your eyes take you. We've put together five rout…
5 Adventures for March 8th
So, the last month of winter has begun. Hooray! Soon the spring holiday — March 8th — will burst through the open window. We have three days off, and that's no reason to stay home. We suggest destinat…
Aerial Journey: Europe's Best Cable Cars
Hey guys! How about the idea of seeing a city from above? But not just from an observation deck, battling the wind-hairdresser and endless tourists with selfie sticks, but in more comfortable conditio…
I'm fine with it: places for solo travel
A solo trip is not a sentence, but a gift. It's not always possible to find a travel companion, but you shouldn't postpone a trip to your dream city because of it. Everyone should try traveling alone…
Real Stories: How Quarantine is Going in Other Countries
You can't see the world sitting at home, but it's so interesting what's happening abroad! We've collected several stories from residents of other countries about quarantine. In general, conditions are…
Lost your passport abroad during holidays: a step-by-step action plan
Imagine the situation: it's January 2nd, and you're in the midst of holiday festivities somewhere in Europe or Asia. You reach into your pocket or backpack for your documents and... your blood runs co…
How Tourism Changed After the Pandemic
Remember 2020? That time when everyone wore masks, set QR codes with vaccination certificates as phone wallpapers, and held parties via Zoom? The very coronavirus pandemic that put travel on hold. Fiv…
The Smallest Countries in Europe and Why You Should Visit Them
Do you experience FOMO (fear of missing out) when traveling? The anxiety that you haven't seen everything, haven't been everywhere, haven't managed to do everything. Then choose smaller countries for…
The World's Largest Cities
If you prefer non-stop action to quiet solitude somewhere by the sea or in the mountains — this article is for you. We've already told you about the oldest cities in the world, and now it's time to de…
Lakes in Italy Worth Seeing
There is so much beauty in Italy that you can travel through it endlessly. It seems to have everything – from world-famous landmarks (don't tell me you don't want to take a photo of yourself trying to…
Spring in Europe: Where to go on a budget
The weather outside has cleared up. We're starting to stir after a long hibernation and choose where to go for a spring vacation this year. We suggest starting with a strong hand and a few trans…
Where to go for the November holidays
It's been a while since we had long weekends, hasn't it? No worries, November holidays are coming soon — three days off! So, there's not much time, which is why we're telling you where you can spend t…
Best Cities for Transfers on the Way to Europe
The question " where to Europe without transfers?" sounds rhetorical today. Direct flights are a thing of the past, but does that mean European holidays are canceled? Not at all. Routes have simply be…
How to dine affordably at a Michelin-starred restaurant.
Even if you try to travel on a budget, that's no reason to deny yourself a delicious meal at Michelin restaurants! You read that right, your eyes are not deceiving you. You don't have to be Roman Abra…
Gen Z Travel Trends
Generation Z (Gen Zers, born between 1997 and 2012) is the first demographic group that doesn't remember a world without the internet. They grew up observing "perfect lives" on social media, and... re…
Heading to a ski resort: what to take to the mountains?
The start of the ski season is just around the corner. Experienced tourists booked hotels and flights back in September-October and are already starting to prepare their gear. It's harder for beginner…
What is a vaccine passport, who needs it and why
Well, it's started. Although the WHO is against vaccine passports, some countries are still coming up with something. They say it will make it easier for citizens to travel, and generally, such a syst…