
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…

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…

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…

Once, Southeast Asia was synonymous with adventure and discovery. Today, flying to a conventional Phuket or Bali , you risk meeting your stairwell neighbor in line for a smoothie bowl. If you’re tired…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

Armenia is open for tourists again, so we’re telling you how to stay entertained and what to see in this wonderful country, even if you don’t like active travel. Entry requirements: a negative PCR tes…

Did millennials invent another word that you have to Google? Not at all. In this article, we’ll tell you all about the term “bleisure travel”. Many people are in quarantine and getting new professions…

Today you’re finishing university, and then poof—you’re 50. And you haven’t really seen the world! Or do you think you’ll have a blast in retirement, like the Chinese? But they have a different story.…

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…

Traveling alone? No reason to be sad. Cast aside all doubts and fears, but don’t turn off your common sense. We’ll help you find not just a travel companion, but also a guide. And maybe even a new goo…

Since we’ve intrigued you with the title, let’s start there: the word bleisure combines two terms, business (work) and leisure (rest). That is, literally — rest during work. So, if you decide to go se…
Becoming a traveler is easy. Visit new countries and discover new cities — and there you are, an experienced wanderer. But the main thing is not to stop only on land. Thanks to the invention of Jacque…

In the first part of our article , we explored old rural Estonia at an open-air ethnographic museum, visited two stunning medieval castles — Rakvere and Toolse, and admired the nature of Lahemaa Natio…

To better understand a city or admire the surrounding nature, you need to climb higher. The ascent isn’t always easy, but it’s worth it for the experience and the view from the top. If you’re not afra…

Being without mobile communication abroad is not a pleasant situation: you can’t call a taxi, nor can you load Google Maps. We advise against relying on Wi-Fi and instead choose a convenient way to ma…

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…