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Where the heck? To Dublin: what to do in the capital of Ireland
They say Dublin is a city of red-haired alcoholics whose numbers are constantly growing. Let’s figure out where these stereotypes come from. At the same time, we’ll find out what else to do in the cap…
5 Airports with Free City Tours
Have a long layover at the airport? Don’t rush to get upset! If you are flying through one of the cities we’ll tell you about in this article, you can count on a free tour. ISTANBUL. ATATÜRK AIRPORT I…
Resorts in India: Five best resorts for a comfortable vacation and experiencing local flavor
Imagine this: you’ve already been to Turkey and Egypt, and now you want something new. But you haven’t heard any interesting ideas or advice. Everywhere it’s the same: either Thailand or Bali. You won…
What Tour Guides Don’t Talk About?
Do you like engaging excursions? Everyone loves them. And what spices up the list of historical facts about a landmark? Legends, of course! We’ve tried to gather interesting legends about some landmar…
10 Most Unusual Beaches in the World
Do you love beach holidays but are tired of ordinary beaches? Read our review of the ten most unusual beaches in the world; they will surely not leave you indifferent. 1. Glass Beach, Fort Bragg, Cali…
5 Reasons to Travel Beyond London
England is not just London, Oxford’s library, and a flock of wizards on Baker Street with pipes in their teeth. Getting a British visa is not easy, so if you’re going, you should see all corners. Afte…
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…
Egypt without the beach: why fly to Cairo
For most tourists, Egypt is a predictable scenario: a sun lounger, the Red Sea, coral reefs, and an all-inclusive bracelet in Hurghada or Sharm El Sheikh . In this coordinate system, Cairo is often pe…
What to see in Stockholm in 6 hours?
I try to sail to Stockholm once every two years. I particularly enjoy sailing there by ferry from Finland, walking around for 6 hours, and returning. Such a trip doesn’t take much time — three days, a…
What to see in Lisbon
Portugal is a pretty cool idea if you’ve already visited other popular European countries or if you want to take your first steps in Europe with something unconventional. We’ve compiled a guide to the…
Abandoned Cities: 5 Places Where Time Stood Still
Sometimes a trip needs a little adrenaline. And you don’t necessarily have to parachute, paraglide over the city (which is also very cool!) or provoke local bandits by walking alone in dark alleys. Yo…
The Most Dangerous Areas in the World: Where Tourists Should Not Go
The world is too vast to limit oneself to “all-inclusive” hotels, but sometimes the thirst for adventure leads travelers to places where travel insurance turns into a useless piece of paper. There are…
Istanbul Stopover: What to See in the City in One Day
In the ‘Stopover’ section, we tell you how to spend time in a transit city — wisely and without suffering at the airport. The first issue is about Istanbul, which is popular nowadays. Columnist Ekater…
What to see in Copenhagen
When we imagine an ideal European city, our imagination often conjures up cobblestone streets, colorful “gingerbread” houses reflected in canal waters, and happy people leisurely sipping coffee, wrapp…
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…
What to see in Bangkok?
Bangkok is a wonderful place to start your acquaintance with the Asian world. Everything here is unusual — from architecture with huge dragons to dishes with spices and unfamiliar ingredients. We tell…
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…
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…
Terrifying Secrets of Planet Earth
What to do if your adrenaline levels are rapidly dropping? “Get on a motorcycle or take a skydiving course,” say the “sporty” citizens. But what about those who skipped physical education classes for…
What to See in India: Main Attractions
India… Colorful, ambiguous, contrasting. Palaces here coexist with slums, noisy markets with peaceful Hindu temples, and crowded cities with jungles. India has literally divided travelers into two cam…