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USA Cape Canaveral and Kennedy Space Center The Kennedy Space Center is one of the world’s main spaceports. A rocket park and a museum complex with space attractions are open to visitors, however, mos…
Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport: Maps, Prices, Transport
If the Parisian airport is on your way, read our article to get to know it better and figure out where the food court is, where Duty Free is, and where you can relax in an armchair and rest while wait…
Guide to France: desert, art, and Provençal fjords
Our designer Anya spent three months in France among oysters, baguettes, and architectural masterpieces. Now she shares her route and impressions. What is real France like? *** In August, my friend an…
5 Most Beautiful Villages in Europe
If you are tired of big cities and have already seen most of the iconic places in Europe, then it’s time to get off the beaten tourist paths. Perhaps, a little deeper into the country, you will find a…
Architectural Guide to Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires is a city-palette, where each neighborhood reveals a new page of history, captured in stone, concrete, and glass. The capital of Argentina often bears the title of “Paris of South America…
What to see in Brussels
Brussels is a city that knows how to surprise. Here, the strictness of European quarters coexists with ironic graffiti on the walls, and the smell of fresh waffles follows you at every step. The capit…
Paris in 2 days: how to make the most of your time
We bet your friends and acquaintances are divided into two camps: those who love Paris to bits, and those who don’t. And everyone has their reasons. But if fate takes you there, don’t resist, even if…
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…
What to see in Argentina: attractions, cuisine features, and best travel seasons
Let’s expand our horizons and head to another continent for a vacation in Argentina. Affordable prices for food and entertainment, picturesque nature unlike any other, and simple entry rules make it p…
How to choose a hotel in Paris?
Choosing a hotel is one of the longest stages of travel preparation. After all, there’s so much to consider. Today we’ll talk about Paris, or rather, how to choose a hotel in the city of lovers. Befor…
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…
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…
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…
10 French Dishes
Many chefs agree that French cuisine is the base, the foundation, a global standard that laid the groundwork for the modern restaurant industry. The sauce-making techniques alone are worth noting! It’…
The Most Beautiful Bookstores in the World
In the digital age, bookstores might seem an anachronism, but there are places that prove otherwise. Some of them are not just retail outlets, but true architectural masterpieces, cultural centers, an…
Wine Glossary: A Useful Guide for Enotourism
If you are planning a trip to the vineyards, you have probably noticed a few unfamiliar words. Therefore, we have compiled a small glossary of popular wine terms to make your journey clearer and simpl…
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 (…
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…
Do Good and Travel for Free
We constantly talk about how to travel economically. But you can also do it for free — by becoming an international volunteer. This way you can visit exotic places without having to save up for a tick…
What to see in Marseille
Marseille is a city that either captivates you at first sight with its chaotic charm and salty wind, or bewilders you with its southern bluntness. The oldest metropolis in France, founded by Phocaean…