Category: City
City guides by locals to show you around the best attractions, things to see and do, amazing places to eat and stay.
The narrowest street in Prague has its own traffic lights
The challenge: squeeze through the narrowest street in Prague (and one of the narrowest in the world).
Even if you are slim and skinny as a beanpole,
Giethoorn – the Dutch town without a single street
Row row row your boat… gently down the canals of the unique Dutch town of Giethoorn.
Why do I say “unique”?
The village of Giethoorn is located in t
The Warsaw Uprising Museum – moving and eye-opening
I cried in a museum! Okay, I didn’t stand in the middle of an exhibition weeping uncontrollably, but a few tears might have rolled down my face. As I
11 facts about the Eiffel Tower you probably didn’t know
Once upon a time most Parisians hated the Eiffel Tower, imagining that it would start to lean and eventually fall over the Louvre or Notre Dame, smash
The Italian wine town of Bolgheri is a Tuscan dream come true
In Tuscany, a museum town dedicated to wine is like something straight out of a dream.
Visiting a wine museum or winery in Tuscany is one of the high
10 free and fun things to do in Copenhagen
The challenge: visit museums, watch a movie at an open-air cinema and enjoy amazing rooftop views of Copenhagen, all for free
Award-winning Copenhage
Summer solstice activities – 10 fun rituals to worship the sun
From flower wreaths to yoga and burning scarecrows - choose your summer solstice fun activity inspired by traditions around the world!
In many parts
Museum of Miniatures, Prague – where the Eiffel Tower is 3 mm high
The challenge: Аdmire famous sights on a pinpoint scale
The Eiffel Tower is on the 'must-see' list for almost all travelers. But if you can't make it
Ganesh Chaturthi festival – honour the Indian god of safe travels
The challenge: Honour the elephant-headed Indian God Ganesha to ensure your travels are safe
India is a country of deep spirituality and colourful fe
Visit Alaska, a jewel from the imperial bargain bin!
Exactly 150 years ago, Russia struggled to convince the United States to purchase Alaska for less than $5 per square kilometer (about 2 cents per acre