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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…
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…
Best European Neighborhoods for a Few Days of Partying
May holidays are coming, hurray! Time for big and small trips. Big ones are clear, but for the small ones, we have the inside scoop. Many go to Europe, and it’s understandable — it’s very nice there i…
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 transfers (…
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…
Affordable Transport in Europe
We have gathered in one article the most convenient service options for traveling around Europe, so that you can calmly traverse the Schengen countries far and wide. After all, it’s easy to do by taki…
7 European Cities Where Adventures Await
What should you do if you’ve already traveled a lot and want something special? New cities, impressions, acquaintances, and sensations. Partying in capitals is cool, but it quickly gets boring. That’s…
How to visit museums and attractions in Europe for free
Saved money — consider it earned. Especially if you decide to travel to Europe in 2025. Today we will tell you how to save on museum entrance tickets during your European trip. Louvre, Paris Taking a…
All about transfers in Prague
Recently, Prague has become a popular transfer point in Europe. Two airlines (Czech Airlines and Smartwings) are based there, selling tickets across Europe and beyond. Naturally, passengers have many…
Eastern Europe Without Tourists: You Haven’t Been There Yet
Sometimes you just want to get away, but where to? It seems like we’ve been everywhere, all the top spots have been visited multiple times, and we want something new and unusual. In that case, we have…
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…
Traveling by train in Europe. The intricacies of buying train tickets
An airplane is not the only way for travelers to get around. Europe has an excellent railway system, and trains there are beautiful, clean, modern, and quite inexpensive if you search for tickets corr…
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…
Car Rental Abroad
It’s clear that in megacities, it’s faster and easier to get around by public transport. You’re guaranteed to save money, time, and nerves. But if you’re talking about several destinations, remote nat…
Traveling and getting around the city without internet
Internet can disappear not only upon arrival in another country, but even during a long trip, for example, by train. We have prepared useful tips for those who are worried about losing network access…
Graffiti: Where to go for street art
Long gone are the days when graffiti was considered solely vandalism. Today, street art is a powerful and vibrant direction of contemporary art, transforming gray city walls into open-air galleries. A…
The Oldest Cities in the World
Relaxing among skyscrapers in a brand new hotel in Dubai is cool, of course, but what about a trip to places that are more than five thousand years old? We tell you about cities that have existed for…
Budapest: Too Cool to Go Home
Oh, this mysterious Budapest! Almost two cities in one: Buda and Pest are located on opposite sides of the Danube. Buda is the royal, hilly part, Pest is the flat, business part, and between them are…
3 Most Bicycle-Friendly Cities in Europe
Europe has long since switched to bicycles, so why don’t we feel like residents of Amsterdam, London or Paris and get on a two-wheeled steed? Try renting a bicycle at least once during your trip; we a…
Most romantic destinations for a declaration of love
You can say “I love you” anywhere, but February is a special month. It’s a time when you either want to escape winter to the tropics, or, conversely, find comfort in snow-covered ancient cities, warmi…