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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 (…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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 delv…
Pickpockets in Europe. Tips on how not to become a victim
When traveling in Europe, always be on the alert. Tourists are the favorite clients of petty thieves and pickpockets. In this article, we will tell you what tricks pickpockets in Europe most often use…
Cemeteries as Museums: A Guide to the Most Beautiful Necropolises
For many, a walk through a cemetery is a plot from a gothic novel or a forced necessity. But experienced travelers know: ancient burial grounds are the most honest open-air museums. There is no urban…
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…
How Tourists Are Scammed?
Tourists are a real catch for various scammers . If you travel often, you’ve probably already encountered some type of scam or seen others fall for it. The Ring Scam This is probably one of the most p…
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…
What are the “red” and “green” channels at the airport?
At any border, a system of red and green channels operates. Today, we will take a detailed look at what this means. All goods moved across the border are subject to customs control. However, some item…
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…
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…
How to safely relax in Bulgaria and what to do
So, since May 1st, Bulgaria has opened its doors to foreign tourists, which means you can start planning your vacations. It’s an inexpensive country with a sea and sanatoriums — exactly what a body ti…
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…
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…
How to split expenses on a trip with friends
Splitting the bill on a trip is an art form, comparable to quantum physics, only instead of atoms, you have receipts for pasta and museum tickets. To ensure that by the end of your vacation you still…
How to Find Affordable Yet Delicious Cafes in an Unfamiliar City
Food is as much a part of travel as sightseeing and excursions. It tells about the culture of a country and city, local products and habits no worse than an ethnographic museum. In recent decades, the…
Where a techno fan should go: best clubs in Europe
Planning a trip to the world’s main techno hotspots requires not only a love for music but also an understanding of local cultural codes. Today, the electronic scene is a powerful unifying tool, trans…